Choosing your Chart
A new chart works best.  Be sure to mail it to us in a tube so it will not get wrinkled.   In making a
decision about which section of your favorite chart to use, remember to do so in proportion to the
height and width of the wall.  For example, if you have an 8' x 12' wall, you will want to create a box on
your map that has the same ratio, e.g. 2' x 3',   1' x 1.5',    16" x 24" etc.   In other words, use exactly the
same proportion in cropping the area of the chart that you wish to appear in the mural.  
Note that you should not mark your chart
with pen, nor cut it out.  Simply outline
your area in post-it notes, or in any way
that will not damage or mark the chart.  
You might wish to include a written
description of your cropping in case
tapes or other materials become detached
from your chart in the mail.  If there is any
question, be assured that we will call you
for clarification.

If there is a key focal point in the chart, it
should be about five feet from the floor
when enlarged.  
You might also want to consider how your chart will look in contrast to the
furniture in your office or den.  

If your room is a "busy" place, with several decorative pieces, then you might
consider selecting an expanse of ocean on the chart that is simple, but elegant.  
On the other hand, some chart detail may provide the very centerpiece of your
office decor!
Questions? Contact us!