OUTDOOR ADVERTISING
Printed Window and Vehicle Film
Graphics for glass and bodywork
Printed film turns a window or company vehicle into a surface for brand communication. Raitz Communications coordinates the message, coverage and artwork around the actual location. Glass panels, doors and vehicle bodywork call for different layouts and material choices.
Start with the surface and purpose
For windows, define which areas should remain open, the daylight needed inside and the side from which the graphic will be read. For vehicles, consider curves, seams, doors and the condition of the surface. Advertising film is not automatically a substitute for specialist solar-control film; specify privacy or light-control requirements separately.
For a composition developed around the bodywork, see vehicle branding. For a façade, windows and customer areas planned together, explore retail branding. The window and office branding service from Vanshna Reklama (in Bulgarian) describes coverage and installation options.
Preparing production and installation
Send photographs, dimensions, the address or vehicle model, intended period of use and required date. Include existing artwork and details of any old film. The material, laminate where needed, surface preparation and installation are confirmed for the application before the final file is approved. For international campaigns, supply the approved Bulgarian wording alongside the brand guidelines.
This video shows printed automotive film with laminate being applied to a van at our Druzhba base in Sofia. It illustrates the material on the bodywork, with the finished graphic visible in the footage.
The van, owned by Central Veterinary Clinic, has a standout brand identity designed by our creative team. The project is a 3-D visualization of the interior of a pet food delivery van; as you can see in the images, the food is positioned in a way that makes the space in our client’s van stand out.
Let's discuss your project
Tell us about your requirements and timing. We will clarify the scope and next steps, then prepare a proposal.







