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Questions? Need Advice?Door Hangers Printing Services
- Door Hangers are an inexpensive way to promote your business
- Door Hangers can be used indoors or outdoors
- Door Hangers can also be used as automobile "placards"
Door hangers are an inexpensive way to promote your business.
Create a professional look and protect door hangers by adding a UV
coating. Construct a business card
or coupon by adding a perforation to the bottom of the hanger.
- Door Hangers Details
- Door Hangers Specs
- File Help
- How-To Videos
Features
- Easy ordering
- UV coating
- High quality stock
- Custom quotes
- Design and marketing services
- Custom services, such a die-cutting available
Ideas
Use Door hangers for:
Product or service advertisements which can include a perforated panel at the bottom of the hanger as a coupon or business card. Store sales event - Include a map of how to get to your business as well as your web address and phone number.
Paper
14 point cardstock
UV coating can be added. This coating not only offers a high quality image, but also protects the door hanger, which is important because weather can change quickly. Custom stocks are available by filling out a custom quote form.
Sizes
- 8.5 X 3.5
- 8.5 X 5.25
- 11 X 4
Custom sizes are available by filling out a custom quote form.
Ink
- 4/4 - full color on both sides is available
- 4/BLK - full color on the front with black text on the back is available
- 4/0 - full color on the front and a blank back
UV coating is offered for door hangers. This coating offers a protective element because your door hangers will most likely be placed outside.
Services
We offer laminating, foil stamping, hole drilling and more! Custom die-cutting is available for your door hangers. Fill out a custom quote to get an estimate or speak with someone in our Live Chat system.
Templates
These free templates are available to save you time designing your door hangers for print. If you need design help, get started with our design team today. Our templates outline the bleed lines, trim lines and safety line necessary for print.
A round die-cut is standard. Custom die-cutting is available by filling out a custom quote. Looking for a different size? Fill out a custom quote form to get an estimate.
Shipping
- UPS ground shipping is our standard shipping option
- Overnight shipping is available for rush orders
- Two day air shipping is offered for your convenience
- Blind shipping is available for orders that need to ship to your customers
Shrink wrapping is available. Use our Live Chat to learn more!
How do I place an online order?
We offer a helpful guide and video at : How To Order.
What if I have a multiple page document?
If your project is double sided or a multiple page document, please save your pages as a single PDF in the exact order that you would like them to print. Ex: Front Cover = page 1, Inside Front Cover = page 2
Combine multiple pages using this tool.
How should my files be color formatted?
When designing full color files, please design using CMYK (4 color process; Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black). A grayscale color mode should be used when submitting black and white graphics or images.
Your monitor is currently configured using RGB (Red, Green and Black) color process. CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black) color formatting is the preferred method used for four color process printing. CMYK has the ability to reproduce the color of your graphics exactly. If your artwork was created in RBG, please convert it to CMYK before uploading. After conversion, please review your colors, as they may need adjusted.
Any files that are sent as LAB, RGB or have additional PMS (Pantone colors) will be returned to the client. If you need us to convert the files for you, there is a chance that a color change/shift will occur. This commonly happens in blues and browns.
What is bleed?
Bleed is a printing term that refers to printing that goes beyond the edge of the sheet after trimming. The bleed is the part on the side of your document that gives the printer that small amount of space to move around paper and design inconsistencies.
Can my file have bleeds?
Yes…If you need assistance setting up your bleed please refer to our free design templates. If you are submitting files and not using our templates, it is important that you include a 1/8" bleed on all four sides of your document. If including crop marks, please make sure to center your document within the PDF.
How much bleed do I need?
If you are submitting files and not using our templates, it is important that you include a 1/8" bleed on all four sides of your document. If including crop marks, please make sure to center your document within the PDF.
What is the Safety Line?
As you are designing your printed material, keep in mind that any images or text should be placed within the safety or trim areas as noted on our free templates or 1/8" of an inch in from the final cut.
What are the file types that you can accept?
We accept all file types. EPS and PDF are our standard preferred format, and will allow you to receive a Free PDF proof in just minutes.
.pdf PDF preserves fonts and formatting electronically across multiple platforms and will reproduce on the screen as on printed paper.
.eps EPS is an encapsulated postscript file. EPS can be processed through Illustrator or Photoshop. The preferred output when using Illustrator
Can you work with Word and Publisher Documents?
Yes…However these files should be converted to a PDF document when uploading for electronic ordering. If your file is uploaded as a Word or Publisher document, a print professional will contact and assist you with your order.
Do you need flattened files?
Photshop files should be flattened.
Do I need to outline my fonts?
Files created using Illustrator, InDesign or Freehand require that text be converted to outlines before saving as a PDF file. Photshop files should be flattened. Font sizes should be 8 pts and higher. Avoid using small or very narrow fonts with dark backgrounds as they do not print well.
What is Saddle-Stitch?
Saddle-Stitched is a method of securing loose printed pages with staples down the middle of a folded sheaf of papers.
What is plastic coil binding?
A continuous coil of wire or plastic passes through many die cut holes along one side of the papers.
Do you have templates available for the different folding options?
Yes…Our Free design templates outline the various fold options offered.
Should I remove the lines that are on the free template?
Yes…These trim and bleed lines will print if left on the file.
Can Print Lion design and layout my project?
Yes…We offer design and marketing assistance to help you with your next marketing project. Live chat and speak with a print professional now.
What are your mailing specs?
Contact a Print Professional and discuss all your mailing needs.
What if my file is an exact reprint?
A list of all your previous jobs is available when signing into your account. Use the specs of the job you want to reprint, when placing your order online. You may also contact us, referencing the job number you'd like to reprint.
How should I create a heavy black background?
When creating full coverage black backgrounds make sure to create the black at 50% Cyan, 30% Magenta, 30% Yellow and 100% Black.
