Quick answer
Treat the Warden poster as a planned focal point: choose the size against your actual wall space, frame or mount it to protect the glossy print, and light it so the gold armor reads clearly. The steps below walk through that process in order.
Why the print surface changes your framing choice
The Warden poster is printed on 190g glossy paper, so it reflects light more than matte art. That makes it vivid in a hobby room, but it also means a bare pin-up near a window can wash out. A frame with glass or acrylic keeps the surface flat and adds a layer between the print and dust, which matters more on glossy stock than on textured paper.
When a simple mount beats a full frame
If you rent or change displays often, a poster hanger or magnetic frame lets you swap art without wall damage. The trade-off is less protection from moisture and dust than an enclosed frame. For a permanent hobby room wall, an enclosed frame is the more durable choice; for a temporary setup, a hanger keeps the Warden poster easy to move.
Steps to display the Warden poster
- Measure the wall and pick the size: Mark the width and height you have available, then choose a poster size that leaves at least a few inches of breathing room on each side. Common mistake: ordering by the image on screen rather than by tape measure, which leads to a print that crowds a doorway or looks lost on a large wall. Check the chosen size against the frame's outer dimensions, not just the print size.
- Unpack and flatten the print: Remove the poster from the cardboard tube, lay it print-side up on a clean, flat surface, and let it relax before framing. Do not roll it tighter or press it with heavy books directly on the glossy surface. Checkpoint: the paper should lie flat enough that it does not buckle when you lift one corner. If the curl persists, place it between clean boards with light weight for a day before framing.
- Choose a frame or hanger that fits the glossy finish: For a permanent hobby room wall, use an enclosed frame with a mat or spacer so the print does not touch the glazing. For a quick changeable display, use a poster hanger. Common mistake: buying a frame before confirming the print size and the frame's inner opening. Glossy paper shows fingerprints, so handle the print by the edges or wear clean cotton gloves.
- Plan the hanging height and light: Place the center of the poster at roughly eye level for standing viewers, or slightly lower in a seated hobby area. Keep it out of direct sunlight and away from bright glare sources. Checkpoint: stand where you will usually view it and confirm the gold armor is readable rather than a bright reflection. A wall opposite a window often gives softer, more even light than a wall beside it.
- Hang with the right hardware and check level: Use a level and the correct anchor for your wall type, then hang the frame or hanger so the poster sits flat against the wall. Common mistake: skipping wall anchors in drywall, which lets the frame drift or fall. After hanging, step back and check the poster is level from several angles. Leave the protective tube flat and stored until you are sure you will not return the print.
Product facts
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Adeptus Custodes - Warden Poster: Official Adeptus Custodes Warden poster available in a range of sizes. You can match the print to a narrow wall or a larger focal wall instead of forcing one size to fit every space.
Adeptus Custodes - Warden Poster
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Adeptus Custodes - Warden Poster: Printed on 190g glossy paper and shipped in a super durable cardboard tube. The glossy surface rewards careful lighting, and the tube means you should inspect the print and let it relax flat before framing.