Lounge wall resurfaced with Bodaq marble interior film beside a woodgrain film slat wall

Hyundai L&C · United States

Bodaq® interior film: resurface walls, millwork and elevator cabs in place

A self-adhesive architectural film from Hyundai L&C. 468 patterns on 48-inch rolls, applied straight over the substrate you already have. No tear-out, no dust, no replacement joinery.

468Patterns
48″Roll width
164 ftRoll length
0.2 mmThickness (8 mil)
3HPencil hardness

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.

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Collections

24 collections, 468 patterns

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Guides

Specifying Bodaq film

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FAQ

Common questions

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What is Bodaq interior film?

Bodaq is an architectural interior film made by Hyundai L&C in South Korea: a 0.2 mm printed and embossed PVC sheet with a pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive on the back, applied over an existing surface to change its appearance. It resurfaces partition walls, doors, casework, elevator cabs and furniture without removing the substrate underneath. Full explainer.

How many Bodaq patterns are there?

The 2026-2027 catalog runs to 468 patterns across 24 collections: woodgrain, marble and stone, metal, textile, leather, concrete and solid colour. Browse every pattern.

Which surfaces can it be applied to?

Sound, clean, dry, non-porous substrates: high-pressure laminate, melamine and painted MDF casework, sealed or primed drywall, metal door leaves and frames, glass and existing millwork. Preparation matters more than anything else; see the installation guide.

Are Bodaq patterns fire rated?

Yes, all of them. Every Bodaq interior film finish sold by Surface Supply passes ASTM E84 with a Class A result for US interior use, including the standard versions not marked flame-retardant in the Korean catalog. Results are also reported to CAN/ULC-S102 and DIN 4102-1. Test reports are issued per pattern series, so tell us the code and occupancy and Surface Supply will send the current report with the pattern-code mapping. Fire ratings explained.

How is it installed?

A dry, hand-applied process with ordinary tools: clean, cut oversize, peel the liner progressively and squeegee from the centre out so air escapes through the channels in the adhesive. Work between 12 and 38 °C. Step-by-step guide.

How do I get samples and order?

Trade accounts get free physical samples every month, and 50% off after the monthly allowance. Send the pattern codes you are considering. Trade orders are stocked and fulfilled by Surface Supply, the Official Authorized US Distributor of Bodaq® Interior Film.

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Trade orders are stocked and fulfilled by Surface Supply, Official Authorized US Distributor of Bodaq® Interior Film.

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Samples & quotes

Get Bodaq samples

Send the pattern codes you are weighing up and a physical sample set goes out. Trade accounts get free samples every month, then 50% off after the monthly allowance. We answer quotes, stock and certification questions within one business day.

Need the fire test report for a submittal? Give us the pattern code and the occupancy and we will send the current ASTM E84 (Class A) report with the pattern-code mapping. Find codes in the pattern index.

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