It is hard to say exactly, because the production of vinyl is really complicated process. The whole manufacturing process of vinyl (without TPs) takes about 3 months depending on the current production capacity since we have your payment in our account and in case that provided data are OK. The production time changes every day, we will confirm you about the final lead term as soon as we receive your payment and your master and artwork data.
It depends on our production capacity, usually it takes around 2 weeks.
Yes, GZ media ships to the whole world.
Yes, we can, but with a surcharge for this service.
GZ media accepts cash, bank transfer, credit cards: Visa, Visa Electron, V Pay, MasterCard, MasterCard Electronics, Maestro, Diners Club, Discover. You can pay in currency: EUR, GBP, CZK, and USD.
We are very sorry, but there is no possibility of extra payment to speed up your order. The vinyl production is very complex and demanding process with many steps which takes long time itself. Each customer has its own delivery date that is specified after the receiving of all required documents and pre- payment (100%).
There are two main ways how to get quotes or placing an order:
After selection just simply confirm your special package or customized package and after registration you will enter customer portal, where you will processed the order yourself. Do not hesitate to contact us in case of any problems. If you are not comfortable with any option above, you can certainly contact via email.
Custom duties should not applicable within the EU. Customers from the EU do not pay VAT in the Czech Republic if they are VAT registered, but you are obliged to pay VAT in your country. All prices stated in our price lists and on invoices do not include VAT (unless otherwise stated). If your goods are shipped by courier or air-freight, then these agents handle VAT and customs charge payments for you and then re-invoice these costs to you and you are obliged to pay them. Non VAT registered companies will be charged with Czech VAT at a rate of 21%.