
Counter wall
The signature illustration a guest looks at while ordering, printed across the full width behind the bar.
Restaurants and cafés · for wall printing businesses
A wall printer turns the counter, booth and entrance walls of local cafés and restaurants into paid mural jobs that you print after closing, so the dining room is ready for the next service.
Job ticketCafé counter wall

Four walls

The signature illustration a guest looks at while ordering, printed across the full width behind the bar.

A long scene above the booths or banquettes, printed along the rail in one session.

The logo and name a chain repeats at every location, printed from the brand's own artwork file.
New artwork printed over a wall you have already done when the menu, the season or the promotion changes.
Real prints
On site

Restaurant work is booked after the last service; on the GP200 the carriage runs on a guide rail and slider, which keeps the machine quiet in an empty building at night.

Walls near the kitchen carry grease and are cleaned before printing, and tiled splashback areas take a coating first.
Dining rooms painted navy or charcoal need the CMYK + W setup: the white underbase is what keeps pale line art, like this swan, visible.

An optional UPS on the GP200, GP200B and UP200P carries an overnight print through a power cut, and the UP200 has power-loss resume built in.
Get a quote
Send a photo of one restaurant wall with its size and surface to request a quote for the series and ink setup that suit it, or see the quiet-running GP200 for night work.