The surface, considered

A continuous wall.
A considered collection.

Approve the design, the surface and the layout separately. A familiar decor name does not guarantee the same texture, gloss level or image alignment.

A selection of decorative wall surface references
Wall-surface reference · construction, finish and connection are specified separately.

Three approvals
behind one surface

Build the range around a finished sample rather than a screen image.

01

Decor

Explore stone, marble and other printed design directions against the actual available film range. Record the approved colour, scale, batch reference and panel orientation.

02

Finish

Matt or matte, satin, gloss and textured descriptions need a physical reference. Confirm the surface route, gloss level, cleanability and relevant test results for the selected finish.

03

Layout

Confirm whether the supplied design is random-cut, sequentially matched or a defined mirrored arrangement. Availability is decor- and format-specific.

Matt & PET gloss.
Two surface routes.

The documented reference range combines digital or roller-printed decoration with one of two finish constructions.

01

Matt with a UV-cured coating

The documented matt route uses a UV-cured surface coating over the decoration to create a soft, non-reflective finish. Here, UV curing describes how the coating is hardened; it does not establish outdoor weather resistance.

02

PET gloss surface

The documented gloss route adds a PET surface layer over the printed decoration for a reflective finish. Digital and roller-printed versions are described in the reference range.

03

Results for the selected finish

The July data sheet reports different EN 16094 micro-scratch results for matt and PET. Compare the exact sample and surface evidence alongside the visual effect and care instructions.

Compare the surface results

Same decor.
Or a planned continuation?

Those are different production and installation briefs.

Random-cut panels can share one design without their veins lining up across every joint. Pattern-matched panels require an approved relationship between designated pieces, including order and orientation.

Bookmatching uses a mirrored relationship. It should be specified as its own approved arrangement, not inferred from the words “marble look”. Confirm whether continuity is intended horizontally, vertically or across a defined group of panels.

Approve a joined sample or full layout showing the exact panel count, joint positions and visual tolerances. Agree how replacement pieces will be supplied; a later random panel may not reproduce a matched arrangement.

A matched image has no bearing on the watertightness of the joint. Keep the decorative approval connected to, but separate from, installation and sealing.

Read the wider pattern-matching guide

For distributors, importers & private-label brands

Build a surface range
around approved samples

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