Specs
Media Pack specs
Setup notes and briefing figures for Media Pack.
How Media Pack specs work on an actual week
The Media Pack specs page lists the file types, image requirements, and content notes tied to this request process. It helps décor teams check what to ask for before artwork, wallpaper, or vinyl references are shared.
List the intended output first, whether that is wallpaper, vinyl decals, framed prints, or lightbox graphics. Include measured wall sizes, viewing distance, and the existing surface condition, because fresh skim coat, low-sheen paint, and textured plaster need different file decisions. For coastal projects in Durban or Cape Town, note humidity exposure and window light so image density, laminate choice, and edge finishing can be checked properly.
Add one straight-on site photo and one angled room photo to the request. Those images help match scale, identify trims, plug points, bulkheads, and glazing that can interrupt artwork placement. Keep the approved file, crop version, and print dimensions together, so installers and décor teams are working from the same reference set on site.
Files accepted for Media Pack
The Media Pack specs should state the supplied format, final trim size, bleed, and colour setup in plain terms. PDF, high-resolution JPG, TIFF, and vector artwork each suit different production methods, so the pack needs to show which file is master artwork and which one is only for visual reference. If logos or type must stay crisp at scale, note whether outlined vector files are available.
Before sending a request, match the Media Pack specs to the chosen material and the room conditions. Confirm the final file name, scale, and finish description against the job record, then write in through the contact form. Include wall width, wall height, and any artwork questions that affect print layout or panel breaks.
- Measured wall width and height
- Straight-on photo of installation area
- Brand guide or colour reference
Freight and finish constraints
Large-format artwork often moves between design teams, printers, and installers in different parts of Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape. For that reason, the specs should mention panel sizes that fit lifts, passages, or mall access rules, especially on retail and hospitality jobs. Where freight is involved through OR Tambo or regional courier routes, packaging notes and orientation marks help prevent handling mistakes.
Sun exposure, salt air, and cleaning routines can change which print finish is suitable for the room. Interior projects in Johannesburg may need dust-conscious framing notes, while coastal sites may need extra attention on laminate and adhesive selection. Load-shedding can interrupt production planning, so artwork approvals, file versions, and output intent must be recorded clearly before printing starts.
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Details to include in the request
Request the Media Pack with project type, brand requirements, wall sizes, and the artwork or finish questions already on the table.
Send the Media Pack specs with the project type, brand requirements, and the questions that still need technical guidance. Mention if the artwork is new, being resized from an earlier installation, or being adapted for wallpaper, vinyl, or framed display. When dimensions, file type, and finish notes are captured at this stage, the décor team can assess the brief against the actual site conditions.
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