#COSTCO POSTER PRINT SIZES FULL#
#COSTCO POSTER PRINT SIZES FREE#

That does not mean you should trash the print. After 5 years people tend to get so used to it that they look for a change.

#COSTCO POSTER PRINT SIZES FREE#

If using a wood frame using good quality hard wood that is dried and varnish free with no wetness is a must.Ĭontrolling these 5 things will give you a stable and usable life of about 5-7 years. Costco or others the paper acidity can be a factor driving the cost up or down. Paper Acidity and wood frame: The material can very slowly contribute to the deterioration as well. Dust: Sealed frames usually take care of this.ĥ. Heat: Mostly a non issue unless it is close to a stove or a large cooking area or on a wall that gets hot in the afternoon.Ĥ. Humidity: Can be controlled by sealing the frames and using desiccants in the edge pockets.ģ. Find a spot in the dark and use LED lights to show off the prints.Ģ. Avoid direct sunlight If you cant don't expect the prints to hold for longer than a year. there are things you can do to prevent prints from deteriorating.ġ. even excellent quality paper won't last in a bad env. I am not being critical of Costco - merely wondering.It largely depends on the env than the quality of the paper.

#COSTCO POSTER PRINT SIZES FULL#

I wonder how the longterm quality of Costco prints compares with other vendors' quality for prints displayed on walls that do not get full sunlight. Here are Canada's metal print prices at CostcoĪnd finally the canvas (for comparison sake) Second price is for framed. Perhaps I am the last to know, but just in case.Īt Costco Canada the largest I can get online was 24x36 for 17.99$.įunny that metal print prices vary slightly (due to exchange rate): I had picked up a new Costco print price sheet several weeks ago, and I just happened to look down and - there it was, Costco now prints luster posters at 20' x 60' for $18 full color. Also, the lady emails - gets going on this - and then travels on business, and then picks up a couple of weeks later - so time has not been of the essence.Īnyway, the other week I was sitting here thinking if only Costco printed a bit larger, things would be pretty perfect (cost, color and quality).

So, I have been hunting around for other alternatives. The problem was size - Costco had a size limitation with 20' x 30' being the cap. This is pretty much the first time for selling my work - and the Costco prints (mounted on foam) would essentially be perfect. It is a stitched pano (12K x 5K pixels cropped to about 10K x ~4K), but is on a limited budget. I now have a lady that wants to buy a large print - at 40' on the long side. A few times, I have reprinted with online printers on metallic pearl paper and it has turned out even better - VERY impressed. In the past, I have always used Costco for the initial printing at 20' x 30' ($9.99) and they have turned out great.

Costco poster print sizes