Window graphics use specialist vinyl films applied to glass surfaces such as shopfront windows, internal partitions, doors and meeting rooms. Depending on the design, they can be bold and promotional or discreet and functional.

Common applications include branding, opening hours, wayfinding cues, manifestation for safety, and privacy screening. Window graphics are often combined with other signage types to create a consistent visual language across a space.

Unlike flat panel signs, window graphics are applied directly to glass rather than mounted as separate panels. This creates a lighter, more integrated appearance within the environment.

For solid wall-mounted signage, Flat Panel Signs may be more appropriate. Where messaging is short-term or frequently changing, window graphics are often used alongside Temporary Signs as part of the same signage approach.

Window graphics make use of existing surfaces, allowing messaging to be added without additional fixtures. This makes them ideal for retail, offices and shared buildings where space or fixing options are limited.

They also offer flexibility. Graphics can be temporary or long-term, fully removable or permanent, making them suitable for promotions, seasonal campaigns or evolving interiors without major disruption.

JD3 starts by assessing the glass surface, viewing conditions and purpose of the graphic—whether branding, privacy, safety or information. From this, we specify the appropriate film type, opacity and finish.

Graphics are produced with precise cutting and colour accuracy, then installed carefully to ensure clean edges, correct alignment and long-lasting adhesion without bubbles or distortion.