Katari Imaging

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from October 5, 2016
  

  WinterDOS asked:

  Any recommendations on where I can get 250 "11 x 17" marketing brochures printed in Ottawa? I already have the artwork. I thought I could use Vista Print but they don't do that large of a brochure. We are looking for someone in the Ottawa / Gatineau area or a Canadian company that can have it delivered within 7 days. Any ideas? Any recommendations? Thanks Reddit Ottawa... Edit. Thank you for the great suggestions. Happy Thanksgiving everyone.

  

  orforforforforf replied:

  I have used [Katari Imaging](http://katariimaging.com/) and [GPC Labworks](http://www.gpclabworks.com/) for large-format printing and binding. Quality and turnaround times were solid.

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• Referral from March 19, 2015
  

  Ashley C. asked:

  Anyone out there either own/work at a print shop or have a reccomendation for one? I need postcards printed by Friday and I just had the worst experience with the staples website >:( I need 150-200, colour on one side.

  

  Ana G. replied:

  I work with Katari (http://katariimaging.com/) and Loudmouth (http://loudmouthprinthouse.com/) and Vistaprint (www.vistaprint.ca) - I use each for different things :) Loudmouth is more affordable than Katari for most things, but quality is hit-and-miss, and they need to track their orders better - I've had orders go missing before. I use them for vinyl signage and the like, but not for prints. Katari is more expensive, but they do great work and I've never had a complaint about their quality. So if time is tight and you need to get it done right the first time, I'd recommend Katari. Vistaprint quality is more than decent, and you can get great deals especially if you look for coupon codes (they always have a bunch of deals at any given time, and they send you more discount codes when you order anything). The biggest limitation of Vistaprint (in my opinion) is that you need to work within their sizing options and formats, so depending on how you designed your cards, you might have to redo them to fit into Vistaprint's dimensions. Good luck!!

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• Referral from September 14, 2013
  

  Sarah D. asked:

  any of my graphic design friends have suggestions for good, low-cost printers in Canada? I need to get an outdoor banner, and some business cards.

  

  Jed L. replied:

  Also http://katariimaging.com/ on Elgin.

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