Made in-house
Wall Letters by Width
$5
a letter · 6 inch · minimum 3 letters
You pick how wide the whole thing is and that is the price, whatever the
letter count — best for longer lettering, a full sentence, or a quote. The letters size themselves to fit the
width. Just a name or a short word? Size it by height instead.
Pacifico and Lobster are joined scripts, sized by the length of the name.
Pick how much wall the whole name should take and that is the price — the same
for a five letter name or a nine letter one. The letter height follows from the name: each
size shows how tall the capital comes out, and the small letters are smaller, exactly the
way they are on the screen above. Sizes that would make the letters too big for our printer
(or too small to hang) are greyed out for that name. On the screen the letters run into each
other, but they still print one letter at a time — that is how the cut
comes out of the slicer. You line them up on the wall, and because the strokes are designed
to meet, they close up into one continuous word once they are spaced right. Lay the whole
name out on the floor first.
Want a font that is not here?
Ask. These seven are the ones we keep set up and can quote instantly, but we can cut
letters from almost any typeface — a font from a wedding invitation, a team logo, a
book cover. Send us the name of the font or a picture of it with your order notes, or
start a custom request and we will confirm it prints
cleanly before you pay.
How they hang
Squares of 3M mounting tape come in the box — not stuck on, so you cut them to
the shape of each letter and place them where you want. It holds on painted drywall and
comes off again without taking the paint with it. If you would rather screw them up, say
so in the order notes and we will print keyhole slots instead.
Letters are 10 mm deep — thick enough to
stand off the wall and throw a shadow, which is most of the effect, without becoming a brick.
A 6 inch set weighs about half a pound.