backlit ceiling murals

Ceiling Murals:

Ceiling murals can be made in all shapes and sizes.  The most common sizes are 24" x 24" and 24" x 48".  You could even make your entire ceiling a mural.  All of our backlit murals are high resolution images that are laminated and pressed between plexi glass to protect and to replace the diffuser lenses that already exist in most florescent lighting fixtures.  This means that you most likely have the light source already in your facility.  The cost of a backlit ceiling mural is just a little higher than the cost of a framed picture.  This giving everyone the opportunity to make their facility one with nature.  Nature imagery, when incorporated into treatment environments, can reduce patient stress and anxiety.  A relaxed patient is more receptive, and consequently more responsive to treatment.  Upgraded, user friendly environments are a positive marketing tool, instantly perceived by the public eye, and provide a strong facility competitive edge.  Images are patient focal points.  When viewed during treatment, patients are less likely to squirm or fidget, helping to avoid costly repeat treatments.  Adding backlit murals creates a tranquil work environment that contributes to increased staff satisfaction, and reduces employee turnover.

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backlit wall murals

Wall Murals:

Wall murals can be made in all shapes and sizes.  The most common sizes are 24" x 24" and 24" x 48".  You could make your wall look like it has a door or a window.  All of our backlit murals are high resolution images that are laminated and pressed between plexi glass to protect and to replace the diffuser lenses that already exist in most florescent lighting fixtures.  This means that you most likely have the light source already in your facility.  The cost of a backlit ceiling mural is just a little higher than the cost of a framed picture.  This giving everyone the opportunity to make their facility one with nature.  Nature imagery, when incorporated into treatment environments, can reduce patient stress and anxiety.  A relaxed patient is more receptive, and consequently more responsive to treatment.  Upgraded, user friendly environments are a positive marketing tool, instantly perceived by the public eye, and provide a strong facility competitive edge.  Images are patient focal points.  When viewed during treatment, patients are less likely to squirm or fidget, helping to avoid costly repeat treatments.  Adding backlit murals creates a tranquil work environment that contributes to increased staff satisfaction, and reduces employee turnover.

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