Lenglet Imprimeurs Finishes Big Print Job for Castorama

Lenglet Imprimeurs, a heavyweight in European printing circles, just wrapped up a sizable project for Castorama. And, seriously, I think that’s a sign of their growing capacity for large-scale jobs. They’ve been quietly building a reputation on technical mastery and environmental responsibility, and this latest success confirms it.

About Lenglet Imprimeurs

Let’s talk about the details. Lenglet operates from a vast industrial site in the Hauts-de-France region; we’re talking 13 hectares and 50,000 square meters of halls. That’s enough space to handle some pretty demanding jobs. They emphasize eco-friendly practices, holding certifications like FSC, PEFC, and Imprim’vert. That’s not just for show. It’s a good strategy that should increase customer satisfaction with good quality, innovation, and personalized attention.

What Sets Them Apart

• High-volume production combined with top-notch finishing touches—hot stamping, relief varnish, special coatings
• The quality of print finishes that keep clients returning
• Visual and tactile excellence in each piece

By the way, they also say that handling a project for a major retailer like Castorama isn’t just about printing. It’s about managing a complex process—color consistency, material choices, finishing techniques—all the little details that make a print piece pop. That’s where experience counts. And, honestly, I think that’s what separates good printers from great ones.

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European Principles and the U.S. Market

On the other hand, it’s worth questioning how much of this translates to the U.S. market. Lenglet’s operations are based in France, and there’s no public info indicating they’re expanding here. Still, the principles—big capacity, environmental responsibility, high-quality finishes—are universal. So, why not learn from their example?

With that in mind, I want to think it’s a positive sign that European companies like Lenglet are pushing the envelope. It reminds me of a song that said:

“The more I see, the less I know.”

Because, really, I wonder how many U.S. printers are investing in such large, environmentally certified facilities. It’s not just about the size, but the tech and eco-consciousness behind it.

The Key to Their Success

What’s really making this work? It’s the combination of capacity, quality, and attention to detail. They’re not just printing for the sake of printing—they’re creating a finished product that adds value. And, seriously, I think that’s what the U.S. print scene needs to focus on more.

Lessons and Takeaways

1. Invest in big, well-equipped facilities — it pays off
2. Environmental certifications matter, especially to brands aiming for sustainability
3. Finishing touches—relief varnish, hot stamping—are what make printed pieces memorable
4. Don’t underestimate the power of experience and attention to detail

Now, I’d love to hear what you think. Do you believe American printers will follow this European lead? Or is it too expensive, too complex? Comment and let us know. Read more about industry trends—there’s always something new to learn. Hope you liked this news—don’t forget to comment!

Richard H. Bell

With a lifelong dedication to the printing industry, I have collaborated with several printing companies, perfecting my skills in pre-press design, material selection and technical particularities. As an experienced professional, I bring to “The Print Blog” a deep knowledge of materials and printing.