Large format printing measured in feet, not inches — building banners, wall murals, stadium graphics, billboards, and event signage, printed and finished in Dallas.
Our grand format (superwide) printers run outdoor-rated vinyl, mesh, fabric, and adhesive films with UV-stable, weatherproof inks. Panels are tiled, sewn, or welded in-house into a single graphic of any final size — then installed by our own crews across DFW.
Large format printing (also called wide format printing) covers everything too big for a standard press: building wraps, billboards, oversized banners, wall murals, barricade graphics, trade show backdrops, and stadium signage. Grand format is the superwide end of it — graphics that have to be read from across a plaza, or across a highway.
Because we print, finish, cut, and install under one roof in Dallas, a graphic the size of a facade arrives on site as one clean, installable piece — with hems, grommets, pole pockets, or windslits matched to the mounting hardware.
Perforated window vinyl and floor decals rated for foot traffic and sun.
Case study · Dallas Stars
From the Locker Room to the Facade of the AAC
When the Stanley Cup Playoffs came to Dallas, the graphics had to go up fast and go up big. Positive Marketing printed and installed the campaign end to end: the giant playoff banner on the American Airlines Center facade, plaza truss banners, stage wraps, locker room murals, and the team history photo wall.
One vendor, one deadline, zero missed puck drops. That is what grand format printing with in-house installation looks like.
What is the difference between large format, wide format and grand format printing?
They overlap: wide format usually means prints up to about 5–6 feet wide, while grand format refers to superwide output — building wraps, billboards, and banners printed on 10–16 ft equipment or tiled into unlimited final sizes. Positive Marketing produces both from our Dallas facility.
How big can you print?
There is effectively no limit. We print seamless panels up to 16 feet wide, then tile, sew, or weld panels into a single graphic — like the building-size banners we have produced for Ford, Albertsons, and the American Airlines Center.
Will outdoor large format prints survive Texas weather?
Yes. We use UV-stable, weatherproof inks on outdoor-rated vinyl and mesh, with reinforced hems and grommets. For high-wind locations we recommend mesh banners or windslits, which let air pass through the graphic.
Do you install what you print?
Yes — our insured installation crews handle building banners, wall murals, window graphics, and event signage across Dallas–Fort Worth, with nationwide fulfillment for multi-location rollouts.
How fast is turnaround for large format printing in Dallas?
Standard projects run a few business days; rush production in 24–72 hours is available for event and playoff deadlines. Send your specs for an exact schedule.
What file resolution do I need for a giant print?
Less than you would think — viewing distance does the work. 100–150 dpi at final size is plenty for graphics seen from 6 feet or more. Send your artwork and we will check resolution, bleed, and color before anything prints.
Ready to print something huge?
A banner, a building, a stadium, a 300-store rollout — request a free quote from our Dallas grand format team today.
