Personalized relief map
Learn morePath : Red
Map : Color
Size : Small
S
M
The size S is about 80 mm × 80 mm × 30 mm
A unique souvenir of your adventure. Custom-made from your data, this map is composed of two complementary parts. On the one hand, a superb relief map faithfully replicating the places, and on the other hand, a colored outline of your route that fits perfectly on the map.
Materials
Sandstone (map), Nylon (path)
Dimensions
80 mm × 80 mm × 30 mm
Printing technique
Binder Jetting
Map finish
Matte
Map color
Color
Path color
Red
Each map is unique and made with care. They are printed with quality, environmentally friendly materials. The colors are coated with a discreet matte varnish that protects from UV rays and will prevent it from fading over time. It's a keepsake you'll be able to look back on for years to come!
This map is an original gift for anyone who loves hiking, trail running, biking, or just being outdoors. It can also be gifted to a friend who just finished a race or used to plan your next adventure.
To ensure that your map arrives in perfect condition, we take great care in packing it. The two pieces are packed separately in two boxes so that they will not be scratched during transport.
Our parts are manufactured directly in color thanks to professional quality 3D printers. The printing of the parts is done by our partner Shapeways, experts in 3D printing for over 15 years.
To ensure that our custom parts are of the highest possible quality, the maps are carefully checked. Once before being sent to production, and again after printing to ensure that the piece meets our requirements.
How long does it take for a map to be delivered?
Each piece is unique and takes a little time to make. It takes about 3 weeks from the time you order to the time your map arrives at your home.
How is the map made?
The map is first created by our software using elevation data provided by ESRI. This data is then adapted to create a file that can be printed by specialized machines. This file is then printed using a technique called 'binder jetting' which consists of progressively gluing very thin layers of sand. Printing a part takes between 2 and 5 hours depending on its size and complexity.
Are the two pieces stuck together?
No. The map and the path are two separate pieces that fit together like a puzzle. If you want to display your map against a wall, you can use a small dot of super glue to hold the piece in place.
Is the map fragile?
The map is printed in a 'sand' type material which is agglomerated with a special glue. The parts are relatively brittle on the thin parts and must be handled with some care in order not to be damaged.