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Canvas Printing London

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020 3375 6674 info@silverimagelondon.com Open 24 hours, 7 days a week — call or email and we will tell you what is possible today.

Gallery-quality canvas prints for exhibitions, presentations and interior displays, on stretched or rolled canvas, produced same-day at our 24/7 London facility. Printed on 380 g/m² cotton-blend canvas and hand-stretched over solid pine here, not shipped in from a factory. Sizes up to A0 and larger to order.

Turnaround From 2 hoursPrinted and stretched the same day
Sizes Up to A0, larger to orderPlus split panels and triptychs
Canvas 380 g/m² cotton blendMatt finish, no glare under lights
Bar depth 18 mm or 38 mmSolid pine, hand-stretched
Finished Taped and bracketedReady to hang, no extra kit to buy

Every job is quoted on its specification. Send us yours and we will come back with a firm figure.

Canvas prints we have produced

Stretched canvas prints leaning against a wall, showing the wrapped image continuing over the frame edge
The image continues over the edge of the bar, so the canvas reads as an object rather than a picture stuck to a board.
Canvas print stretched over a wooden stretcher frame, seen from the front
380gsm cotton blend on solid pine. Hand-stretched here, not sent out — which is why same day is possible at all.
Tall canvas print hanging on a wall in an office interior
Office and reception work is most of what we print on canvas: brand photography, artwork, portraits at scale.
Finished canvas print with backing tape and hanging bracket fitted at the back
Backing tape and bracket are fitted before it leaves us. It goes on the wall straight out of the box.
Portrait format canvas print with a deep frame, photographed at an angle
A 38mm bar gives the canvas presence on a large wall; 18mm sits flatter and suits a gallery grid.
Canvas print in production at the London workshop, waiting to be stretched
Printed one day, stretched the same afternoon. Urgent canvases can be through the whole process in about two hours.
Bar depth and edge treatment compared — the two choices that decide how a canvas reads on the wall.
ChoiceWhat it isHow it looksBest for
18 mm barSlim pine stretcherSits close to the wall, reads like a framed printOffice corridors, groups of panels, anywhere flush is wanted
38 mm barDeep pine stretcherStands off the wall and casts a shadow lineLarge single pieces, reception walls, anything meant to dominate
Gallery wrapImage continues over the edgeNo border — the picture carries round the sidePhotographs and artwork with room to lose at the edges
Mirrored edgeEdge is a mirrored strip of the imageNothing from the picture is lostLogos, text, group photos — anything you cannot crop

The edge decision is the one people regret, not the depth. A gallery wrap loses 18 mm or 38 mm of picture on every side — fine on a landscape, fatal on a group photo where someone is standing near the frame. Where the image has text, a logo or a face close to the edge, ask for the mirrored edge and nothing is cropped.

Artwork specifications

Bleed, safe margins, colour, resolution, file format
Artwork requirements for canvas.
RequirementWhat we needWhy
BleedBar depth plus 20 mm on every edgeThe canvas wraps round the stretcher, so the bleed is not decorative here — it is the part that disappears round the side. An 18 mm bar needs 38 mm, a 38 mm bar needs 58 mm.
Safe marginFaces, text and logos well inside the wrap lineAnything within the bar depth of the edge ends up on the side of the canvas, not the front.
Colour modeCMYK, not RGBCanvas is matt and absorbs more ink than paper, so saturated RGB blues and greens land noticeably duller. Send Pantone references for brand colours.
Resolution at final size150–300 dpi at the finished sizeCanvas texture is forgiving, so 150 dpi at A0 is usually fine where the same file would look soft on gloss paper. Below that it shows.
File formatPDF, TIFF or high-quality JPEGWe accept virtually any format and check every file in-house before production. Phone photographs are usually fine up to A2 — we will say if yours is not.
Split panelsSay how many panels and the gap between themA triptych is three separate stretchers. The gap has to be designed in, or the image reads as broken rather than split.

Before you upload

  • Send the largest original you have — not a version resized for email
  • Add bleed equal to the bar depth plus 20 mm
  • Keep faces, text and logos away from the wrap line
  • Say whether you want a gallery wrap or a mirrored edge
  • Say which bar depth, 18 mm or 38 mm
  • Tell us the finished size on the wall, not the file size

Send the file even where there is doubt about it. We check resolution, colour and the wrap allowance before anything goes on press, and where a fix is small it is usually just done. On canvas the one thing worth checking twice is the edge: a crop cannot be undone once the canvas is stretched.

Canvas printing

Transform your digital photos into stunning wall art with our same-day canvas printing. We print high-resolution images onto premium cotton-blend canvas and stretch them by hand over solid pine here in London — the same afternoon the file arrives, where the job needs it.

This is the solution for last-minute corporate gifts, office branding in Central London, or personalised presents. Unlike cheap online prints, we hand-stretch every canvas locally, which is also why an urgent order is possible at all: the rolls, the bars and the stretching happen in one building rather than across three suppliers.

Where a canvas is the wrong answer we will say so. A print that will be moved between venues is better on foam board, which does not dent. Work that needs to survive outdoors belongs on PVC banner or Dibond. Canvas earns its place indoors, on a wall, where the texture and the absence of glare are the whole point — a framed poster behind glass will reflect every ceiling light in the room, and a canvas will not.

Gallery wrap in cross-section A canvas stretched over a pine bar seen from the side. The printed image continues from the front face round the corner and down the side of the bar, so the outer strip of the picture is no longer visible from the front. GALLERY WRAP pine stretcher bar the image carries round the side this strip is lost from the front view Mirrored edge in cross-section The same stretcher bar, but the strip running down the side is a mirrored copy of the edge of the image rather than a continuation of it. Nothing from the original picture is lost from the front face. MIRRORED EDGE pine stretcher bar the side is a mirrored strip, not the picture nothing is cropped from the front
The bar depth is a look. The edge treatment is a decision about what you are willing to lose — a gallery wrap gives up 18 mm or 38 mm of picture on every side, a mirrored edge gives up nothing.

Q&A

Yes. We stock canvas rolls and stretcher bars onsite. We can print and frame a canvas within 2 hours for urgent London delivery.

We can produce large canvases up to A0 size (and larger custom sizes). Perfect for office lobbies and reception areas.

Yes. All our canvases come fully finished with tape on the back and a hanging bracket, ready to go on the wall immediately.

Yes. We can split one image across 3 or more canvas panels for a modern, large-scale wall display.

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Send us the job

Tell us the finished size on the wall, the bar depth and whether you want a gallery wrap or a mirrored edge. We come back with a firm price, and we check the artwork before anything goes on press.

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