The material
A finish you apply, not a panel you replace
Bodaq is a printed PVC sheet two tenths of a millimetre thick, with a pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive on the reverse. The face is embossed, so a woodgrain carries the shallow texture of open pores and a linen carries a weave. Applied over an existing panel it reads as the material it imitates, which is why architectural film has largely replaced repainting in fit-outs where the substrate is sound but the finish is dated.
The adhesive face is cut with a fine grid of channels, so trapped air escapes as the film is squeegeed down instead of blistering. Elongation at break is 220% across the roll, which is what lets one piece wrap a bullnose, a column or a curved reception front without a seam.











