What is Chromaluxe?

Chromaluxe is a product that really needs to be seen to be believed and can provide stunning results for a wealth of different genres of both art and photography. With an unrivalled colour intensity and vibrancy, it can be the ideal solution for contemporary art. Chromaluxe is not limited to colour-rich imagery as the depths of black are also unrivalled giving black & white images a degree of contrast that is just not available with other production methods.

Our Chromaluxe prints are available to a size of 40×30” (101 x 76cm) and in two different finishes – high gloss and matt, and given that the panels are aluminium and therefore do not rust, are also suitable to be hung outside.

Unlike some of our competitions, we import Chromaluxe in large 8×4’ sheets to be cut on our in-house Biessse CNC machine which gives us the ability to offer more than just the square and rectangle panels of those competitors. We are able to shape, drill and layer Chromaluxe to create three-dimensional pieces to take art to a new level and will be delighted to collaborate with you to make your design ideas a reality.

The only size limitation we have is determined by the platen of the heat press. At 40 x 30” (101 x 76cm) we are unable to sublimate a panel larger than this. However, one way around this is to use multiple panels displayed with a small gap to create a show-stopping feature piece which can be limitless in size. The multiple panels can be produced as simple squares and rectangles or we are able to cut the Chromaluxe into a variety of different shapes, making a feature of the individual pieces to create an overall piece of art. As long as no piece is larger than the platen size, anything is possible!

It is possible for us to mount all of the pieces onto a back substrate to create a single piece to hang rather than the complexity of trying to hang all of the individual pieces onsite.

There are number of ways in which Chromaluxe panels can be hung or displayed:

The simplest form is to continue the minimalist format of the panel and use a subframe to display the artwork. This is typically made from aluminium or MDF, bonded to the back of the panel and will house the hanging mechanism to attach to the wall. This subframe will be smaller than the overall panel rendering it invisible from view. It also has the added benefit of elevating the panel off the hanging wall, typically from 10-25mm depending on the chosen subframe, giving the panel a stunning floating effect.