Metal Prints
Online Ordering of Metal Prints is currently unavailable as we grapple with the significant price increases on aluminum. Current increases are reflected in the pricing below, but this is a bit of a moving target as tariffs are being negotiated. Once the pricing is stable, we will re-link the online ordering. Please call with orders in the meantime (403-949-3000). Thank-you for you patience and understanding.
| Size (inches) | Metal ($) |
|---|---|
| 5" x 7" | 25 |
| 8" x 10" | 60 |
| 8" X 12" | 65 |
| 8" x 24" | 120 |
| 12" x 12" | 90 |
| 11" x 14" | 95 |
| 12" x 16" | 120 |
| 12" X 18" | 134 |
| 12" x 24" | 178 |
| 15" x 15" | 140 |
| 16" X 20" | 198 |
| 16" X 24" | 238 |
| 18" x 24" | 268 |
| 20" X 30" | 372 |
| 24" X 36" | 535 |
| 30" X 45" | 838 |
| 32" X 48" | 952 |
| 36" x 54" | 1200 |
| 40" X 60" | 1488 |
| Call for Quote on Custom Sizes | |
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ChromaLuxe metal prints are lightweight, durable, made with recycled material and 100% recyclable. Because images are infused directly into specially coated aluminum, ChromaLuxe metal prints offer unsurpassed color vibrancy, exceptional detail, color resolution and print permanence.
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ChromaLuxe metal prints were tested by Wilhelm Imaging Research and achieved a permanence rating of more than 60 years using two distinct ink sets. This rating is more than three times better than silver-halide photo papers.
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ChromaLuxe metal prints are easy to clean with a micro-fibre cloth and any all-purpose household cleaner. The cleaner can be sprayed directly on the surface of the print and then wiped with the cloth as needed.
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In the hard-surface dye sublimation industry, an image is printed onto dye sublimation transfer paper using dye-based inks and then transferred onto a specially coated surface with heat and pressure. The result is stunning with vibrant color and a unique dimensional quality.
ChromaLuxe panels are a contemporary look because of the high gloss surface and thin profile. Installation is achieved with a French Cleat system similar to that used for hanging cabinets. A rigid material (plastic for small panels and MDF for larger panels) is cut at an angle on both the portion affixed to the art and the portion mounted to the wall. The two pieces overlap securing the art.
