Grain that is not printed on top
The grain is applied by sublimation: after pre-treatment a wood-grain film is wrapped on and the panel passes through a curing oven at around 200 °C, where the print sublimates into the coating. The result is close to real timber in both pattern and feel.
Unlike timber it does not swell, does not attract insects and needs no re-oiling — and it can be used outdoors. Paired with baffle or grille systems it makes a convincingly warm timber-look ceiling.
Standard specifications
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Process | Sublimation transfer |
| Grain | Oak / walnut / teak / cherry and more |
| Thickness | 1.5–3.0 mm |
| Weathering | Exterior grade, QUV 2000 h |
| Environment | Zero formaldehyde, recyclable |
| Sheen | Matt / semi-matt / gloss |
Factory and site
Photos of the same systems in our factory and on site, showing how they are actually made and used.
Key details
The details that decide whether it installs well and still sits flat in three years.
- 01
Convincing grain
Sublimated into the coating, not printed on top — you can feel the pores.
- 02
Outdoor ready
No periodic oiling or varnishing.
- 03
Batch consistency
Continuous runs from the same film roll keep long elevations even.
- 04
Easy to clean
Dense surface, no water uptake, no mould.
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