Does Tile Mural Store take Bitcoin?

No, Tile Mural Store does not take Bitcoin.

Does Tile Mural Store have bike parking?

Yes, Tile Mural Store has bike parking.

Does Tile Mural Store have parking?

Yes, Tile Mural Store has parking options.

Is Tile Mural Store wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Tile Mural Store is wheelchair accessible.

Specialties

The Tile Mural Store offers the LARGEST selection of decorative wall tile murals and single tile accents. Here at The Tile Mural Store you will find customisable tile murals created from the digital reproduction of original artwork, paintings and drawings. We offer two ceramic tile finish choices for our tile murals and single accent tiles - high gloss and satin/matte.

History

Established in 2001.

What is a digital art tile mural? The digital art tile murals and accents are produced from original artworks painted by well known and inspiring artists. Since the artwork has been digitally scanned, usually images can be resized to fit the area you intend to tile. The image is printed with sublimation dye onto sublimation paper using one of the best Epson 8 colour photo printers available. The printed image and the tiles are then put into a heat press and we apply heat and pressure to the tile and printed image to transfer these images to the tile. The dye of the printed image flashes from solid form to gas form (much like dry ice) under the intense heat and pressure of the heat press machine. The gas formed dye permeates the tile surface and becomes permanent to the tile. You cannot wash the image off. You can clean them daily with a sponge or soft cloth and any normal household cleaner such as glass cleaner, multi-purpose cleaner or soft scrub. The method of transferring the images

Meet the Business Owner: Ian J.

In 2001, I sat in a shopping mall in the US and watched a person printing mugs, mouse mat etc. and wondered what was going on as they produced many in the short space of time that I was watching them. On my return to the UK I started searching the internet and found the process was called dye sublimation, so I started my own printing business called Inkies, an online personalised gift shop. As time passed, I found there was so many products which could be personalised with images. The one that I found most fascinating was ceramic tiles.