Architectural finishes

A new surfaceover the old one.

Micro-thin architectural film applied over walls, doors, elevator cabs, columns and casework — the look of new millwork at a fraction of replacement cost.

3M authorized, LEED and ASID credentialed, statewide in Florida

3M Authorized DealerLEEDASIDReatec Authorized Installation PartnerSkin Cancer FoundationAngie’s List Award

Where it goes

Pick astarting point.

Elevators

Cab walls, doors and surrounds.

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Doors

Class A fire-rated door film.

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Columns

Round, square and tight-radius.

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Wall & Ceiling Finishes

Drywall, panelling, hard ceilings.

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Furniture & Fixtures

Casework, desks and built-ins.

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3M™ Di-Noc™

Over a thousand architectural finish patterns.

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Koroseal Reatec

Architectural surface films and wallcoverings.

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Belbien

High-definition architectural vinyl.

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LG Hausys

Interior film across wood, stone and metal.

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3M™ Di-Noc™BelbienLX HausysReatec, authorized installation partner of Koroseal3M Authorized Prestige Window Film Dealer
3M™ Di-Noc™BelbienLX HausysReatec, authorized installation partner of Koroseal3M Authorized Prestige Window Film Dealer
Up to 60%saved vs. full renovation
1,000+patterns to specify from
12year interior lifespan
Class Afire-rated door film

Recent work

A few of thespaces we have done.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions.

01What surfaces can architectural film go on?

Walls, ceilings, furniture, elevators, columns, doors, millwork, casework and glass. The surface needs to be smooth, solid and non-porous.

02How is architectural film applied?

Our installation team uses a dry application process, so there is no wallpaper paste involved. The film is easier to place and adjust before it is squeegeed down and any bubbles are smoothed out.

03What do architectural finishes feel like?

The embossed patterns recreate an authentic, realistic feel. Many of the films resemble natural materials and other surfaces to an outstanding degree – the texture comes from combining matte coating technology with high-definition embossing.

04How long do architectural finishes last?

Architectural film lasts up to 12 years indoors and 5 years outdoors. Because the installation process is quick and clean, repairing or renewing the film later is straightforward.

05How well does the material stand up to wear?

Architectural finishes resist water, dirt and normal wear well, and can be cleaned with a non-abrasive cleaner or hot water. If the material does chip or scratch it can be repaired so that you cannot tell where the patch is.

06How much can I expect to save?

Clients typically save between 40% and 60% on an architectural finishes project compared with tearing the surface out and replacing it. The exact figure depends on the surface, the substrate and the size of the job, which is why the estimate is free.

07How much does an estimate cost?

Estimates are completely free. Tell us the surface and the scope and we will come back with a real number, along with a sample of the finish.

Not sure which applies?Send us a photo.

Show us the surface and we will tell you what can be done with it, what it costs, and how long it takes.