Bodaq® Mono Blanc: 7 interior film patterns

Mono Blanc gathers the whites and near-whites into one family so a scheme can hold a consistent white across several surfaces. Whites are unusually hard to match across materials (a white door leaf, a white cabinet front and a white wall panel from different ranges will rarely agree under the same light), so having them drawn from one family removes a common source of site disputes.

Across the 7 patterns the tonal spread runs to 7 very light. Every pattern in this collection is fire rated to ASTM E84 (Class A) for US interior use, which covers the surface when it falls inside a code-driven occupancy. All 7 also carry Korea's flame-retardant approval (방염, KS F 2271), a Korea-specific designation, not the US rating. How Bodaq fire ratings work sets out how to request the per-series test report.

Every pattern in this collection shares the same physical product: 0.2 mm (8 mil) PVC film with a channelled acrylic adhesive, supplied on 48″ × 164 ft rolls and applied dry between 12 and 38 °C. The differences are the print, the emboss and the sheen. Full mechanical and chemical data is on the performance page, and the installation guide covers preparation and technique.