Staging preview. Not the live site. Nothing here is published to bearcreekmurals.com.
How a project actually moves
Taken from the way they describe the work: your design or theirs, a clear surface, then a print that cures as it goes down.
Your design or ours, sized perfectly for the wall. If there is no artwork yet, Bear Creek Murals works with trusted graphic designers and prepares the file for that surface. Timing is planned around the home or the business so the room is not shut down longer than the job requires.
The print area stays clear and the surface is clean. The printer and its equipment need a minimum of about four feet of open space in every direction around the printable area. Direct-to-wall is the path when the surface can take the print. Panels are printed off-site when the wall is not a good candidate, when the piece needs to move, or when the design has to reach a tight corner.
A robotic inkjet printer lays the image straight onto the wall or onto a panel with fast-drying UV inks. The ink cures instantly under UV light, so there is no dry time and no days of paint fumes. Most projects take anywhere from hours to a few days, depending on size and complexity. When the printer leaves, the wall is ready to use.
On site
This is the clip published on the Bear Creek Murals homepage. It is their file, shown here so it can play on the staging page.
From their site
Copied from the Bear Creek Murals homepage. Nothing added.
Wall printing is cutting-edge technology that uses a robotic inkjet printer to apply high-resolution images, text, and designs printed directly onto vertical surfaces such as, drywall, wood, concrete, glass, brick, cinderblock, with fast-drying UV inks.
Desired space should be free of obstacles in a minimum area of 4 feet from all directions of the printable area to accommodate the wall printer and related equipment.
Pricing averages ~$25 per square foot; however, every installation is unique, so all quotes are customized on a per-project basis. Final pricing is determined by factors such as surface type, project size, timeline etc.
Each project varies Our direct-to-wall technology cures instantly with powerful UV lights.
Yes! Our direct-to-wall process is highly damage resistant.
Unlike vinyl wraps—which can peel from nicks, cuts, or dents because they’re adhered as a plastic layer—our process cures directly to the wall surface instantly. While it won’t prevent damage to the wall itself, any surface damage remains localized and won’t compromise the rest of the finish, making touch-ups quick and easy if needed.
No problem! Bear Creek Murals work with trusted graphic designers to bring your vision to life.
Our direct-to-wall process offers exceptional durability and resilience. It can be cleaned using Simple Green or soap and water.
Where it belongs
Nurseries and kids’ rooms, offices, entryways, stairwells, basements, accent walls, bedrooms, vacation rentals, and rental-friendly panels.
They describe the inks as low-odor and suitable for homes with kids and pets, without a long ventilation period.
Retail, hospitality, studios, fitness, salons and spas, schools, offices, restaurants, clinics, reception, wayfinding, and seasonal brand updates.
The aim is a wall that is done while the business keeps running, not a shutdown for fumes and dry time.
What they will need to know
Nothing here is a new promise. It is the same account Bear Creek Murals gives on their site.
If the wall stays blank
A temporary graphic can peel at the first nick. A space that never got the image it needed keeps reading as unfinished, at home and at the front door of a business.
When the print is in the wall
They describe the UV print as damage resistant and cured into the surface, so a dent stays local instead of lifting a whole sheet. That is their account of the material, not a promise that a wall can never be harmed. Touch-ups, they say, stay small.