Get any square image in my store as a custom metal print, perfect for hanging outdoors.

Metal prints are created by infusing dyes directly into a specially coated aluminum sheet, resulting in vivid, luminous images with brilliant colors and clarity.

Because the image is infused and permanently bonded to the surface, metal prints are very durable, with an ultra-hard scratch-resistant surface. They are also thin, lightweight, easy to clean, and waterproof, making them a perfect choice for bathrooms, kitchens, patios and other outdoor areas (but avoid hanging them in direct sunlight outdoors for increased longevity).

All my metal prints are created with Epson inks on Chromaluxe metal, and have slightly rounded corners to prevent injuries.

HOW TO HANG METAL WALL ART
The metal prints have a French cleat hanging system that floats your print ¾” from the wall. You attach a bar (included) to your wall, and then hang the print on that. All my metal prints come with hanging instructions and hardware included.

HOW TO ORDER
1.Select the size. Note that some images have size limitations - check the print on paper page of the image you would like for its maximum size.

2. Click the Add to Cart button.

3. Enter the title of the photograph you want (or paste the link to the print listing) in the Order Note box in your cart page before checkout.

SHIPPING & DELIVERY
Metal art prints are currently only available in the contiguous US. They are professionally printed, carefully wrapped and boxed, and normally delivered to you within 15-20 business days of your order. If you are located in Hawaii, Alaska, or Canada, and would like to order metal print, please contact me for a shipping quote.

CHOOSE AN IMAGE FOR YOUR METAL PRINT
➤ Square art prints

IMAGES SHOWN HERE
➤ Pool No. 3
➤ California Dreaming No. 1
➤ Seagull No. 2
➤ Seagull No. 3

SEE ALSO
➤ Rectangular metal prints
➤ Square canvas gallery wraps
➤ Square acrylic glass prints

METAL vs. ACRYLIC PRINTS
Having a hard time choosing between metal and acrylic? This blog post might help: Acrylic vs. Metal Prints: Which is Better?