Vinyl printing in Bavdhan is mostly about homes and the life around them: rules boards for society clubhouses, wall graphics for children’s rooms, stickers for gates and glass, and signage for the residential projects still coming up on the slopes. 3 Red Media prints at Chandni Chowk, where the Bavdhan road begins, so Bavdhan is one of the closest areas we deliver to.
Bavdhan climbs from Chandni Chowk towards Pashan and the NDA side, with large gated societies, bungalows and new towers. The shops along the main road serve those residents, and their printing follows the same calendar: school terms, weekend parties, new flats and project launches.
Vinyl prints Bavdhan residents and societies ask for
- Notice and rules boards. Parking, pool, gym and visitor instructions at the gate, printed as vinyl on sunboard so they stay flat and wipe clean. See sunboard printing.
- Wall graphics for homes. Name walls, cartoon scenes and map graphics for children’s rooms, printed on vinyl that can be peeled off later. Read about wall graphics or ask about vinyl wallpaper.
- Stickers. Gate number plates, car parking stickers for a society, labels for jars and gifts, and door decals for home businesses.
- Glass film. Frosted film on bathroom windows and balcony doors for privacy, and decorative film on living-room glass.
- Builder and site signage. Sample-flat directions, floor numbers and sales-office glass lettering for projects in and around Bavdhan.
Wall vinyl for a flat or bungalow in Bavdhan
Home wall graphics need a smooth, dry, painted surface. Textured walls, fresh paint that has not cured and damp patches near bathrooms are the usual reasons a vinyl does not hold. Give new paint a few weeks to cure before sticking anything on it, and send a photo of the wall with its measurements so the proof can show the design placed on it.
Many Bavdhan families choose a low-gloss finish for children’s rooms, because a matte vinyl avoids shine under tube lights and photographs better too.
Local tips before you put up vinyl or a banner in Bavdhan
Ask the society committee first
Most gated societies have rules about what can be stuck on the compound wall, the gate and the clubhouse glass. A quick message to the managing committee about size, place and duration saves an awkward removal later. For anything on public roads, the PMC’s rules on temporary banners apply; our note on banner permission in Pune explains where to start.
Plan for wind and rain on the slopes
Bavdhan sits on a hillside and the monsoon wind there is noticeably stronger than in the flat parts of the city. Outdoor vinyl on sunboard should be screwed to a wall or frame with a sealed edge, not leaned or hung loose. If you want a banner for a festival, flex with eyelets every 1 to 2 feet and small wind cuts is the sensible alternative.
Quick size guide for Bavdhan prints
| Where the print goes | Common size range | Fixing |
|---|---|---|
| Gate or parking sign | 2×3 ft to 3×4 ft | Vinyl on sunboard, screwed on |
| Rules board near the pool or gym | 2×3 ft to 3×4 ft | Vinyl on sunboard, screwed on |
| Child’s room wall graphic | Part of one wall, often 4 to 8 ft wide | Stuck directly on a smooth, painted wall |
| Society festival banner | 6×3 ft to 10×4 ft | Flex with eyelets, tied to grill |
Delivery up the Bavdhan road
Because the print unit is at the bottom of the hill, most Bavdhan deliveries simply go up the Bavdhan road from Chandni Chowk towards the society or site. Many societies only allow vendors to the gate, so tell us whether someone will collect there or whether the print should go to the clubhouse. If you are passing Chandni Chowk anyway, collecting it yourself is easy.
The same vinyl work goes up to Pashan and across to Kothrud. For general information on materials, see vinyl printing in Pune. Send the size, the place it will go and your design or text, and ask for a quote. The proof comes on WhatsApp, and printing begins only after you say yes.