Your shop window is prime advertising space that you're already paying for. Window graphics turn plain glass into a sign that works day and night, telling passers-by who you are, what you offer and when you're open.
Window clings vs decals
- Window clings stick using static, with no glue. They're easy to apply, remove and reposition, which makes them perfect for seasonal promotions, sales and events.
- Decals use adhesive for a longer-lasting result, great for opening hours, logos and permanent branding.
What to put in your window
- Your logo and name, so people recognise you instantly
- Opening hours, one of the most-asked questions
- Contact details: phone, website and social handles
- Key services, like "Walk-ins welcome" or "Click & collect"
- Seasonal promotions for Christmas, sales, Valentine's or summer
- Useful info such as card payments, dog friendly, free Wi-Fi or accessibility
Design tips
- Don't cover the whole window. Let people see inside.
- Place key information at eye level.
- Use bold contrast so text reads from across the street.
- Change promotional clings regularly to keep the window fresh.
Who uses window graphics?
Cafés, salons, estate agents, gyms, offices, takeaways, florists and any business with glass frontage, from Wymondham's Market Place to Norwich city centre and village shops across Norfolk.
Complete your shop front
Pair window graphics with an exterior ACP sign, a pavement sign and posters inside for a shop front that stops people in their tracks.
Frequently asked questions
Are window clings easy to remove?
Yes. Static clings have no adhesive, so they peel off cleanly and can often be reused.
Can I put window clings on the inside of the glass?
Yes. Many clings are applied inside so they're protected from weather. Tell us which side you need when ordering.
Brighten up your windows
Order window clings or decals online, or call 07769 200277.
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