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Wall Calendars
Six impressionist masterworks printed at our largest size, for customers who would rather hang a painting than a photograph.
The Premier is a two-part calendar: a big pictorial top sheet above its own date block, folding for the post and opening to a 470 x 510mm presence with a 450mm advert strip. Our showpiece.
£1,771.25
250 units · £7.09 each · excl VAT
At 470 x 510mm, the Premier pairs a full-width picture area with a 450 x 60mm advert strip.
Last month, this month and next are always on show, so people plan ahead without turning a page and your advert never leaves their eyeline.
Your quoted price includes one standard advert colour. Extra colours or full colour can be added in the quote builder.
The key dimensions and practical details for this calendar are listed below.
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Ask for a sample of Impressionist Premier Wall Calendar and we’ll send the closest useful example we have, so you can judge the print, paper and proportions before ordering.
Yes. You can request more than one sample if you are comparing options before placing an order.
We may limit the number of samples we send, especially if the request is unusually large or does not seem connected to a likely order. That is not meant to be difficult. It just helps us keep free samples available for genuine businesses, schools, charities and other organisations.
Absolutely not.
We only ask that you request a sample if you’re seriously considering placing an order.
Tell us which product or product area you are interested in, what you are trying to compare, and roughly what the order may be for.
For example, you might want to compare sizes, paper quality, binding, finish or the general feel of a promotional calendar, fundraising calendar or school fundraising calendar.
It also helps to include your likely order quantity, when you expect to order, and any specific products you already have in mind. If you are not sure what to ask for, that is fine. Add a short note about your project and we will choose samples that seem useful.
You can also read how to request a sample before filling in the form for more context.
Usually, no. Most samples are sent blank or as existing examples, so you can judge the product quality, size, materials and finish.
Sometimes we may be able to prepare an early mock-up with your branding, but we cannot promise this for every request. If this is something you need, please explain what you are trying to check when you submit the form.
If you go on to place an order though, you will receive a branded proof before production. Nothing goes to print until that proof has been approved.
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Answers to common questions customers ask before choosing this calendar and building their quote.
It is the largest calendar we make and the one to send when the calendar itself is meant to be the gift. Six images plus a cover on the top section, twelve date pages plus a cover below, and two rows of wire so the picture and the dates turn separately.
The standard version is our Impressionist art calendar.
Yes. The standard Premier is our Impressionist art calendar, but we can produce a bespoke version using images you supply. Tell us what you have and roughly how many you need, and we will come back on what is involved.
No. Tear them off if you prefer the tidier look, or tuck the finished month up behind the image section and leave the calendar whole. Plenty of people do the second and still have the full set in December.
The open size tells you how large the calendar is when it is hanging on the wall. The folded size is how compact it becomes for packing and posting. Some of these long calendars are specifically designed to fold down into a cheaper postal bracket, so check the postal size shown on the individual product.
Three months on the same page: the current month printed large, with the month before and the month after set smaller alongside it. It is the layout most offices ask for, because you can see what is coming without turning the page over.
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