Project Case Gallery

Below are representative programs from our order book, anonymized to client request. Pattern references point into the finishes library so you can pull swatches of anything you see here via the sample process.

Case 1 - 400-room hotel refresh (Middle East)

• Scope: wardrobe doors, desks, headboard walls in an occupied five-star property.
• Material: P800DM light oak wood grain, deep emboss, 1.22 m width.
• Why film: rooms returned to service same day; lacquer replacement would have closed floors for weeks.
• Frame: multi-phase orders aligned to floor-by-floor refurbishment windows.

Case 2 - Retail kiosk program (Europe)

• Scope: kiosk counters and feature walls across 60 mall locations.
• Material: D1500 PVC-free marble pattern - chosen for the documentation set (French A+ VOC, formaldehyde not detected, EN 71-3 heavy metals screening) required by the mall operator's green-lease terms.
• Why film: one pattern family shipped to five countries; distributor handled last-mile with local installers.
• Frame: a single master order, staggered deliveries per region.

Case 3 - Office fit-out (Southeast Asia)

• Scope: reception, meeting room joinery and 120 workstation runs.
• Material: PA900DM grey-washed wood grain on MDF carcasses.
• Why film: joiner wrapped panels in-house before site installation - zero site curing time.
• Frame: repeated orders per fit-out phase; batch photo approval each phase.

Case 4 - Marine cabins (Scandinavian route)

• Scope: cabin walls and furniture fronts for a ferry refit.
• Material: ZSK01 straw-woven wall covering + D1500 wood grain for furniture fronts.
• Why film: lightweight - a real consideration where every kilogram matters.
• Frame: single phase, batch-locked production with per-batch documentation package.

Case 5 - Modular cabin factory (North America)

• Scope: wardrobe interiors and door skins on a prefab production line.
• Material: P800DM walnut, wrap-grade construction on the door skin line.
• Why film: the factory's foil-wrap line accepts our wrap-grade backing without machine changes.
• Frame: annual frame agreement, quarterly call-offs against locked pricing.

What the cases have in common

• Swatch before order: every program started with couriered A4 swatches judged under project lighting.
• Batch discipline: visible-surface programs locked one batch per phase with batch photos before shipment.
• Documentation up front: tenders embedded the documentation package in the method statement, not after award.
• Right-sized orders: from-1-roll in-stock supply plus project-scale master orders matched real project phasing - bigger than retail, smaller than container-only programs.

Build your own case

Send us the scope (surfaces, quantities, market), and we return a pattern shortlist, construction recommendation and tiered quotation within one business day - start at the contact page or the inquiry form below. If you are still comparing materials, the material comparison guide is the fastest read.