24x36 United States, USA US Executive Wall Map Poster Mural (24x36 LAMINATED)

Great subtle colors, superb print quality.

The quality is much better than I expected. Map is easy to read and very clear. Double sided map with lighter background shade on one side.

I like the bright, easy-to-read printing of this map. It is large, but I remove the excess borders to make it more manageable. I will mount it on a handmade cardboard backing that I fabricate myself from the many Amazon boxes that enter my life. Three to five cardboard layers, glued in turn and allowed to dry appropriately, make a sturdy backing. Then, slowly use E6000 glue on each edge, allowing them to dry correctly, and you have nearly a bullet-proof lightweight support for anything. I use the same process to make custom-sized enclosures for dish towels and other handy receptacles. The E6000 glue strengthens the cardboard shape permanently, and no water can enter those edges. I've used E6000 glue on a carport to glue back a ceramic brick that had come loose. It never moved again! Yes, this is also an endorsement for E6000 glue.

On the plus side, it's double-sided. The two sides are fairly similar - one side has each of the states fully colored, and the other side has only the state borders colored for about 1/4".On the negative side, it's not what I would call "Laminated", it's merely printed on heavy glossy paper. The detail is pretty good though, and it's not that I really needed a true plastic lamination.

This is a great map that looks awesome in our shop! We are using it for our customers to pin their hometowns. Awesome buy.

The map is large, and perfect for my wall near my desk!

Great map. The quality is excellent.

I wanted to have a fancy cork board map to push pins through, but I wasn't about to spend what it took to buy one already done. Go ahead, search on Amazon for a cork board map and peruse a bit. So I bought this map in conjunction with Quartet Bulletin Board, Cork Board, 2' x 3', Black Frame (MWDB2436-BK). I used a hacksaw blade and ran it parallel along the inner edge between the frame and the cork board, in order to make a little void between the two. Then I laid out the map on top of the cork board and trimmed the edges of the map, leaving about 1/2" beyond the inner edge of the frame. Ever so carefully, I pushed the edges of the map up under the frame of the cork board and voila, I saved myself $50+ on the whole shebang. Sure, it's not absolute perfection, but I'd say it looks pretty good and is passable for what I needed. You can see in the photos that there is a slight ripple from the rolled map not laying perfectly flat, but that's only noticeable in a reflection, and I'm hoping that'll smoother out over time. Or you could just hang it in a dark room and forget about it. Also, the lines of the map don't perfectly align with the frame, but they're pretty darn close. This map has the exact layout I was looking for and the resolution of the print is great. The colors are nice and the print is easy to read. I feel my little cork board map creation will last as long as the hills. So if you feel like being a little bit handy and want to save a bit of mulah, do what I did, then sit back and relish in the grandeur of your impeccable handiness.

Exactly what we were looking for. Only issue we had was no updates on transit....had to email seller.

Much smaller than expected when received and viewed even though the measurements were stated. The advertised picture is not a good representation of the colours either. Looks really cheap if I'm honest. No way I'll be putting this on display. Really disappointing and not worth the money in my opinion. Disappointing.

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