Mounting & Lamination in Singapore

Mounting & Lamination in Singapore

Give your prints and documents a professional finish. We mount posters and photos on rigid 5mm foam board for easy display, and hot-laminate documents to protect them from moisture, tears and everyday wear.

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Finish Your Prints the Right Way

Protect & Display

Finish Your Prints the Right Way

Mounting keeps large prints flat and display-ready. Lamination seals documents you handle often — menus, notices, certificates of attendance, artwork and more — so they stay clean and last for years.

5mm Foam Board Mounting

Prints are mounted on lightweight, rigid 5mm foam board — flat, sturdy and ready to display or frame, without warping.

Hot Lamination Protection

A clear laminate pouch is heat-sealed around your document, protecting it from spills, tearing, creasing and handling.

Crystal-Clear Finish

Glossy laminate keeps text sharp and colours vivid, with cleanly trimmed, fully sealed edges.

Done in Store

Both services are done at our Chinatown store — bring your prints or documents down and we'll take care of the rest.

Hot Lamination Pricing

SizePrice per Piece
A4(21 x 29.7 cm)$3.00
A3(29.7 x 42 cm)$5.00

Poster Print + 5mm Foam Board Mounting

SizePrint + Foam BoardWith Frame Cap (Black/White)
16 x 20 in$25.60$35.20
A2(42 x 59.4 cm)$30.90$42.50
24 x 30 in$57.60$79.20
A1(59.4 x 84.1 cm)$62.00$85.20
30 x 40 in$96.00$132.00
A0(84.1 x 118.9 cm)$124.00$170.40

Before You Laminate: What We Can't Hot Laminate

ItemWhy not
Thermal paper(Receipts, fax paper, some tickets)Heat turns thermal paper dark or blank
Old or brittle originals(Ageing photos & fragile documents)Heat and pressure can crack or damage them — ask about scanning & restoration instead
Wax, crayon or pastel artworkThe media can melt or smudge under heat
Items with stickers, tape or seals(Adhesives & raised surfaces)Can bubble or trap air inside the pouch
Official documents(Birth certificates & government-issued papers)Lamination is permanent and may affect validity — check with the issuing authority first