Photographs on canvas

[tintin]

Last time i got a photo put on canvas i used a local shop and was very happy with the result, unfotuntately it has now closed and I would like to have another done - ideally in the northwest (near Preston) in a bricks and mortar establishment but on the net is ok if you have recommendations?

Thx
Tim

[Raffe]

If you consider ordering per internet: whitewall.co.uk - they aren't cheap but you cannot beat their quality.

[Chris_in_the_UK]

Had a couple done by the local Max Spielmann and they have lasted and were good quality.

[ralphy]

I've had a few of my images done on behalf of clients by Photobox and I thought they looked pretty decent, especially so for the money.

https://www.photobox.co.uk/shop/wall...s#page=details

R

[petethegeek]

Photobox currently have a 'Christmas Flash Sale' on with a couple of days to run. Canvas prints appear to be between 33% and 50% off depending on size.

Eta beaten to it by Ralphy.

[catch21]

Tescos have been fine for me. I've sold several of my shots on tescos canvas.

[SteveR]

Always used photobox and never been let down.

They always have a promotion going, so once you register, prepare for the offers flying through!

I think my dad has used Aldi before and was happy with the result.

[snowman]

I just got one done cheaply off eBay as I was doubtful I'd actually put it up, but it's looking good in my bedroom 3 years on!

Pretty sure everyone who can do this uses the same kind of machine, so you'll get much of a muchness.

M.

[diver527]

Just had two done for my hallway and used my-picture.co.uk. Service was great, quality is excellent and the price is cheap. What more could you ask for!

[Ashtennisguru]

Whitewall, DSCL or Tradecanvasprint

[Enda]

http://www.my-picture.co.uk/format/

Saw this posted on hukd.

[acg]

A local sign company should be able to supply the print.

Hobbycraft or similar can supply a frame

You supply a staple gun