I am trying to do pricing on a wallcovering job. It will be a dividing wall in a shop building. The wall is painted sheetrock, flat except for lightswitches and such. There are two 12x12 garage door openings in it (which don't have to be covered). The wall is 90' long. At the ends it's 16' tall, and at the center it's 18' tall. I'll either print on permanent adhesive wallcovering (probably Avery 6 mil) or Enviroscape or Dreamscape wallpaper or similar. No lamination. Using an Epson S70670. It's going to take three 50yd rolls whichever material I use. Total square footage of printed material is 1668.
The design is to make it look like an old weathered barn, with barn wood planks going up and down and opened doors where the garage doors are and barn shutters on a picture window of an upstairs office that looks over the work area below. I will not be drawing the design myself, they would be hiring a digital artist to create it.
Figuring the use of a scissor lift, I am at $18,020. Does that sound like enough? If it's wallpaper, the material is a little less expensive, but I'll have to hire some paper hangers. If it's adhesive, we can install it ourselves.
Back 15 years ago we did a bunch of wallpaper murals of old retro photos and some other things for restaurants, etc. in our area. Back then we got $8/sq. ft. for printing wallpaper and hiring a paper hanger to put them up. But none of that required a lift to install or as large an area. Most of those were 6'x10' or 8'x16'. And things were a lot cheaper back then, especially labor rates.
The design is to make it look like an old weathered barn, with barn wood planks going up and down and opened doors where the garage doors are and barn shutters on a picture window of an upstairs office that looks over the work area below. I will not be drawing the design myself, they would be hiring a digital artist to create it.
Figuring the use of a scissor lift, I am at $18,020. Does that sound like enough? If it's wallpaper, the material is a little less expensive, but I'll have to hire some paper hangers. If it's adhesive, we can install it ourselves.
Back 15 years ago we did a bunch of wallpaper murals of old retro photos and some other things for restaurants, etc. in our area. Back then we got $8/sq. ft. for printing wallpaper and hiring a paper hanger to put them up. But none of that required a lift to install or as large an area. Most of those were 6'x10' or 8'x16'. And things were a lot cheaper back then, especially labor rates.
