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Project Showcase: Wicked Graphics For Lego Land At The Mall Of America

Project Showcase: Wicked Graphics For Lego Land At The Mall Of America

The new Lego Land design is #wicked, and that's thanks to our vinyl wrap install team!

We’re excited to give you a behind-the-scenes look at a recent project that truly highlights our team’s skills and efficiency in large-scale graphic installations.  Our mission: transform a wall at the Mall of America with the incredible “Wicked” Wall Graphics – all within a tight overnight deadline. The goal? Make it look like magic! ✨

First and foremost, we want to give a quick shoutout to Imagine for doing the graphic design and production, and shout out to Installation Solutions for managing the product. They killed it, and we can’t wait to work on another project with them.

The Challenge of Vinyl

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Now, let’s talk vinyl. Working with wall wraps can be tricky.  It requires precision and patience, as any overstretching or misalignment can throw off the entire design.  Luckily, our team has decades of combined experience and knows how to handle these challenges with ease.

Pre-paneling for Precision

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To ensure a flawless finish, we used a technique called pre-paneling. This involves carefully aligning and positioning the graphic panels before applying them to the wall.  This extra step allows us to achieve pixel-perfect accuracy and ensure the design looks exactly as intended.

Now all we have to do is press the film down with a squeegee. Push out all the bubbles, taking our time while still keeping the deadline in mind. And in under 12 hours, we got the job done, and ready for opening day.

All of this to say, we’re always ready to help out with your project, big or small. Our team is always dedicated to not only ensure a near perfect install, but also do it in a timely manner for you and your team.

Here’s some quick after photos for you all who read through!

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