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Yes. WYG offers wrap designs for the Generac Guardian family. Before production, your exact model, enclosure and surface condition need to be reviewed; the family name alone is not a fit guarantee. Browse the current designs to choose a direction, then confirm how that design will work on the generator you actually own.
Start with your actual generator
Record the full model number and take clear photographs of the front, both ends and any other accessible exterior faces. Include an overall picture showing the surrounding space. A close-up of the model label can help identify the unit; share equipment information through the agreed project channel rather than posting it publicly.
Photos are especially useful when a unit has replacement panels, accessories, an older enclosure or an installation that limits access. Avoid assuming that artwork shown on a different Guardian model will land in the same place on yours.
Choose which panels need the design
Think about the views that matter: the approach to your home, a patio, or the view through a nearby window. Note whether you want the front, ends and top reviewed. These choices affect the artwork layout and the scope of the project.
A graphic layout must accommodate vents, openings, controls, labels and service access. Follow the instructions for your exact generator, and have equipment preparation handled by a qualified generator service provider. A visual mockup does not establish manufacturer approval.
Compare a few design directions
Try a stone print beside masonry, a wood print against warm surroundings, or a custom design that makes the generator a feature. Compare the main viewing face first, then consider how the idea could carry across the other sides.
Make a note of the design name and SKU you prefer. The final production layout still needs to account for panel dimensions and the details visible in your photos.
Bring a useful project brief
- Full generator model and exterior photos.
- The panels you want included and the location of the unit.
- A selected design name or your own artwork idea.
- Any questions about installation access or existing surface damage.
Use Plan Your Project to send those details to WYG for review. Keep the original photos and artwork files ready for the project conversation.
