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Perforated window graphics let you see out while still using storefront glass panes to advertise, a key advantage of choosing them. In Santa Ana, CA, Alternative Hose shows you what this looks like.

Alternative Hose is a returning client. Previously, we installed perforated storefront window graphics at the company’s Anaheim location. When the company opened a new location, we were on hand to help with another set of perforated window graphics. The entrance has customary storefront windows, plus another set of glass panes above them. The advantage of advertising with window graphics with this setup is clear. At the same time, the client appreciates that natural light still streams in. (To make sure we got the installation done perfectly, we brought our aerial lift van.)

In recent weeks, we have talked a lot about perforated window graphics in Santa Ana, Los Angeles, and the surrounding areas. But are they the right window graphics product for your needs? Let’s take a closer look.
Unlike perforated vinyl, full-color solid vinyl window wraps and graphics do not allow one-way visibility out of the store. They are ideal when you want to close off windows that are obscured by shelves and stored merchandise. Non-perforated vinyl shows vibrant colors and is good for long-term displays that become part of your location’s branding.
Unlike full vinyl window wraps or graphics that cover part of the storefront window, cut vinyl lettering and decals have no printed background. They are excellent for showing your business name, logo, website address, and taglines. Die-cut decals are also a great option when you want to decorate your windows with brand-centric images.
Frosted and etched vinyl mimics the elegant appearance of sandblasted glass. We can cut out decorative patterns or imprint your company’s name and logo. You often see these window graphics on the storefronts of upscale or luxury businesses.

Window graphics are designed for long-term display. We install them, and with proper care, they can last about seven years. In contrast, window clings are short-term graphics that clients frequently install themselves. Typically using static, these clings can be the Christmas trees you see on storefront windows in winter or the Easter eggs you see in spring.
If you are unsure how best to advertise your products, promote your brand, and create an experience customers remember, talk with our graphic artist. We can show you different options that can be ideal for your needs. Call us today!