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Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering Furniture Specifications

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering for hotel guestrooms, corridors, lobbies and feature joinery, selected as a complete installed system rather than by surface colour alone.

Current material reference

Natural fibres laminated to paper or non-woven backing

Project-specific system · final build-up must be tested

Material decision summary

Project suitability at a glance.

Treat the finish, substrate, adhesive or subframe, joints and installation method as one tested system.

Best for

  • +Guestrooms, corridors, lobbies, feature walls and acoustic zones
  • +Projects that can approve a complete installed system

Avoid when

  • Wet cleaning, exact seam invisibility or high-impact corridor use is required
Traffic level
Low
Maintenance
High
Visual variation
High
Relative budget
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Suitable environments
Interior

Material overview

Most requested furniture applications

Select after confirming substrate, fire requirement, cleaning, acoustics, humidity and joint layout. A full installed mock-up is the most reliable approval reference.

Wall Coverings — Application view: completed coordinated wall system
01 Application view: completed coordinated wall system
01 Hotel guestrooms and corridors
02 Lobby, restaurant and reception walls
03 Feature joinery and acoustic zones

Material-specific authority schedule

Ten controls owned by this exact material—not inherited category rows. Final values are confirmed from supplier data, the project sample and shop drawings.

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering Current material reference
01Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering
Acoustic Felt Wall Panels Current material reference
02Acoustic Felt Wall Panels
Declared project reference
Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Natural fibres laminated to paper or non-woven backing
Exact material identity
Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared.
Technical system definition
A hand-woven natural-fibre wallcovering laminated to paper or non-woven backing. Panel shade, fibre joints and visible seams are intrinsic; moisture, adhesive staining and cleaning are key limitations.
Selection differentiator
Visible seams, fibre joins, slubs and panel shading are authentic material characteristics.
Critical approval decision
Obtain written acceptance that seams and panel-to-panel shading will remain visible. Grasscloth should not be sold as a seamless uniform wall.
Non-equivalent substitute
Vinyl grasscloth-look wallcovering is not equivalent in seams, touch, moisture or cleaning.
Fabrication focus
Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.
GCC exposure limit
Avoid damp walls and uncontrolled façade condensation; natural fibre can stain, slacken or support mould.
Material-specific care rule
Dry dust only unless the exact supplier permits spot treatment; invisible repair is unrealistic.
Reject the delivery when
Reject paste stains, bubbles, mould, mixed lots, crushed fibre, bad seam sequence or variation outside mock-up.

Approval pack

Documents required before ordering.

Project-specific system · final build-up must be tested

  • Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Identity/source evidence: Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared.
  • Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Signed selection evidence: Full-height multi-drop mock-up defines the accepted rhythm.
  • Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Second technical gate: Installer completes compatibility panel on actual prepared substrate.
  • Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Factory close-out: Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.

Lead time & availability

Confirmed after source, finish and quantity selection

Family inspection atlas

A shared visual reference for construction and fabrication.

This atlas is shared by the material family; it is not a microscopy record of this exact selection. The approved sample and current supplier documents govern final colour and construction.

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering — Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam
01 Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam
Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering — Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity
02 Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity
Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering — Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing
03 Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing
Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering — Application view: completed coordinated wall system
04 Application view: completed coordinated wall system

Material identity

What is unique—and what is shared with the family.

The exact material fingerprint comes first. Shared family science is explicitly separated in a collapsible appendix instead of being presented as unique content.

50 material-specific points · 40 shared family references

01 · Material fingerprint

What makes this exact selection technically distinct?

Position in the material family

Natural roll wallcovering

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering Current material reference
ANatural Grasscloth Wallcovering · Natural fibres laminated to paper or non-woven backing
Wall Coverings — Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam
B Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam
Reference that must be declared
Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared.
Selection differentiator
Visible seams, fibre joins, slubs and panel shading are authentic material characteristics.
Not an equivalent substitute
Vinyl grasscloth-look wallcovering is not equivalent in seams, touch, moisture or cleaning.
Reject the delivery when
Reject paste stains, bubbles, mould, mixed lots, crushed fibre, bad seam sequence or variation outside mock-up.

Shared family reference

Open the shared Wall Coverings engineering appendix

This appendix applies to the complete Wall Coverings family. It is retained as supporting reference and is not counted as unique content for this material.

02 · System anatomy

The material is not a single surface.

A hand-woven natural-fibre wallcovering laminated to paper or non-woven backing. Panel shade, fibre joints and visible seams are intrinsic; moisture, adhesive staining and cleaning are key limitations.

Wall Coverings — Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity
01 Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity
01 Visible finish
02 Carrier / panel
03 Adhesive / subframe
04 Building substrate

01Visible finish

Layer function

Natural fibre, felt, timber flute or mineral topcoat determines appearance, touch and cleanability.

How to verify

Approve a full-height installed finish under final lighting.

02Carrier / panel

Layer function

Backing, acoustic panel, veneered core or reinforced base distributes the finish and controls stability.

How to verify

Declare composition, thickness, density and relevant emissions/fire route.

03Adhesive / subframe

Layer function

Paste, adhesive, clips, battens, rails or mesh connect the finish and can change fire/acoustic behaviour.

How to verify

Shop drawing and test evidence must show the same mounting assembly.

04Building substrate

Layer function

Moisture, flatness, cracks, movement, joints and contamination transfer through the finished system.

How to verify

Complete substrate moisture/flatness hold point before installation.

03 · Decision gates

Reference benchmarks and the project rule.

Wall Coverings — Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam
V Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam

System identity

01
Reference band
Face, backing/panel, adhesive/subframe, joints, edge and substrate preparation declared together.
Project rule
Face-material data alone is not a system submittal.
Evidence status
Complete build-up and installation method

Reaction to fire

02
Reference band
Project/occupancy-specific and dependent on the complete tested build-up.
Project rule
Match face, backing, adhesive, substrate and mounting represented by evidence.
Evidence status
Current system test/classification

Acoustic absorption

03
Reference band
ISO 354 measures reverberation-room absorption of an installed material/assembly.
Project rule
State thickness, density, coverage, air gap, backing and mounting; do not quote face felt alone.
Evidence status
Test report for matching assembly

Substrate readiness

04
Reference band
Dry, stable, clean, level and compatible; quantitative moisture/flatness limits come from selected system.
Project rule
Record readings and repairs before covering evidence.
Evidence status
Substrate inspection sheet

Joint / layout

05
Reference band
Seam, panel, flute, control-joint and perimeter strategy coordinated on full elevations.
Project rule
Never hide building movement joints without an approved system detail.
Evidence status
Setting-out drawings and mock-up

Cleaning / impact

06
Reference band
Scrubbability, stain, edge impact, replaceability and patch visibility are finish specific.
Project rule
Trial actual cleaning and a deliberate repair on the mock-up.
Evidence status
Clean/impact/repair trial

04 · Family comparison

Four visually related systems that are not technically equivalent.

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering Material alternative
01Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering
Acoustic Felt Wall Panels Material alternative
02Acoustic Felt Wall Panels
Fluted Wood Wall Panels Material alternative
03Fluted Wood Wall Panels
Grey Microcement Finish Material alternative
04Grey Microcement Finish
01 Current classification

Natural roll wallcovering

Best use
Dry feature walls where fibre, visible seams and handmade variation are desired.
Trade-off / constraint
Moisture, paste staining, impact and wet cleaning are constrained.
02

Acoustic felt panel

Best use
Rooms requiring controlled reverberation plus colour and modular replacement.
Trade-off / constraint
Performance belongs to tested thickness, air gap, coverage and mounting.
03

Fluted timber panel

Best use
Architectural feature walls integrating grain, rhythm, access and joinery.
Trade-off / constraint
Module set-out, substrate, emissions, fire route and movement require coordination.
04

Seamless mineral finish

Best use
Continuous hand-trowelled walls and furniture with controlled tonal movement.
Trade-off / constraint
Thin finish cannot bridge substrate cracks, failed waterproofing or movement joints.
05

Commercial vinyl wallcovering

Best use
Guestrooms and corridors requiring repeatable texture, impact resistance and routine cleaning.
Trade-off / constraint
Moisture migration, trapped vapour, seam quality, plasticiser and adhesive compatibility remain system risks.

05 · Factory handbook

Hold points from receiving through production release.

Fabrication focus for this exact material

Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.

Wall Coverings — Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing
05 Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing
  1. 01Substrate survey

    Control instruction

    Record material, moisture, pH where relevant, flatness, cracks, joints, contaminants and repairs.

    Close-out evidence

    Signed hold-point sheet and photographs

  2. 02Set-out

    Control instruction

    Coordinate seams/panels/flutes from one datum around corners, doors, outlets and service panels.

    Close-out evidence

    Full elevations with numbered modules/drops

  3. 03Compatibility trial

    Control instruction

    Apply primer, adhesive/subframe, finish and edge on the actual prepared substrate.

    Close-out evidence

    Cured trial checked for bond, stain, read-through and removal/repair

  4. 04Full-height mock-up

    Control instruction

    Include corner, joint, termination, outlet, impact edge, lighting and deliberate cleaning/repair.

    Close-out evidence

    Signed minimum/maximum appearance controls

  5. 05Area release

    Control instruction

    Sequence batch/roll/panel, protect completed work and stop after first area for inspection.

    Close-out evidence

    First-area acceptance before repetitive installation

06 · Climate & operations

GCC exposure matrix and maintenance plan.

Material-specific climate warning

Avoid damp walls and uncontrolled façade condensation; natural fibre can stain, slacken or support mould.

Wall Coverings — Application view: completed coordinated wall system
06 Application view: completed coordinated wall system

01Guestroom feature wall

Preferred
Material response
Controlled use suits most systems if luggage impact, cleaning and replacement are resolved.
Design control
Use protected edges and retain matching repair stock.

02Corridor / lobby

Conditional
Material response
Trolley impact, hand contact, wall washing and fire requirements intensify.
Design control
Select contract surface/system and prove impact/cleaning at the mock-up.

03Restaurant

Conditional
Material response
Food soils, grease aerosols, chair impact and frequent cleaning challenge porous/textural finishes.
Design control
Use washable, repairable zones or protective dados at high contact.

04Window / façade wall

Conditional
Material response
Solar heat and façade condensation can drive movement, fading or concealed moisture.
Design control
Investigate envelope moisture and require suitable light/temperature performance.

05Wet area

Avoid
Material response
Water and vapour attack backing, adhesive, timber core and unsealed joints.
Design control
Use only a complete wet-area-approved system over proven waterproofing.

06Exterior / semi-exterior

Avoid
Material response
Interior wall systems generally lack UV, rain, thermal and wind-load design.
Design control
Require a purpose-designed exterior assembly and engineering.

Operational maintenance plan

Material-specific care rule

Dry dust only unless the exact supplier permits spot treatment; invisible repair is unrealistic.

  1. 01Daily / weekly

    Action

    Remove surface dust with the approved dry or low-moisture method.

    Prohibited

    No wet wiping on natural fibre or unapproved felt/wood.

  2. 02After a mark

    Action

    Identify finish and soil, then use the specific spot-clean or touch-up route.

    Prohibited

    No aggressive rubbing that polishes, frays or burnishes texture.

  3. 03Monthly

    Action

    Inspect seams, corners, edges, impact zones, bubbles, cracks, moisture and loose modules.

    Prohibited

    Do not close or paint over unexplained moisture.

  4. 04Periodic deep clean

    Action

    Use only the manufacturer-approved system and test on a retained/hidden sample.

    Prohibited

    No generic steam or extraction cleaning.

  5. 05Repair / replacement

    Action

    Replace complete drops/modules where practical or reproduce the recorded layered repair method.

    Prohibited

    Do not promise invisible patches on natural or hand-applied finishes.

07 · Reference library

The language that governs the decision—and where it comes from.

Wall Coverings — Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam
01 Surface macro: natural fibre and controlled seam
Wall Coverings — Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity
02 Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity
Wall Coverings — Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing
03 Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing
Wall Coverings — Application view: completed coordinated wall system
04 Application view: completed coordinated wall system

Material glossary

01Substrate
The wall or supporting surface receiving the finish system.
02Drop
One full-height length of roll wallcovering.
03NRC / αw
Single-number acoustic absorption ratings derived under defined test and assembly conditions.
04Air gap
Space behind an acoustic panel that can materially change absorption performance.
05Read-through
Visible transfer of joints, defects, adhesive or substrate texture through the finish.

Professional and standards sources

  1. 01

    ISO

    ISO 354 acoustic absorption

    Reverberation-room method for wall/ceiling materials and complete assemblies.

    Open primary source ↗
  2. 02

    BSI

    BS EN 15102 decorative wallcoverings

    Roll-wallcovering characteristics including fire and dangerous-substance declarations.

    Open primary source ↗
  3. 03

    Wallcoverings Association

    Wallcovering quality standards

    Industry attributes including strength, tear, fire, UV, stain and scrubbability.

    Open primary source ↗
  4. 04

    Wallcoverings Association

    Standard installation guidance

    Roll/lot control, panel sequence, adhesive, seams, lighting and stop-work checks.

    Open primary source ↗

Material-specific technical dossier

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering controls from decision to production.

Every row below is tied to this material’s identity, differentiator, fabrication, exposure or care route; no generic family rows are included in this dossier.

8 unique controls · 4 contextual test applications · 5 material-specific risks

System definition

A hand-woven natural-fibre wallcovering laminated to paper or non-woven backing. Panel shade, fibre joints and visible seams are intrinsic; moisture, adhesive staining and cleaning are key limitations.

Critical decision

Obtain written acceptance that seams and panel-to-panel shading will remain visible. Grasscloth should not be sold as a seamless uniform wall.

01 · Selection variables

What the material schedule must lock.

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering Current material reference
Natural fibres laminated to paper or non-woven backing

01Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Natural panel variation

What must be declared
Fibre colour, slubs, knots, horizontal joins, panel shading and reverse-hang policy
Approval basis
Full-height multi-drop mock-up defines the accepted rhythm.

02Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Adhesive/moisture route

What must be declared
Backing, primer, clear adhesive, paste staining, edge curl and humidity limitations
Approval basis
Installer completes compatibility panel on actual prepared substrate.

03Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: identity declaration

What must be declared
Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared.
Approval basis
Obtain written acceptance that seams and panel-to-panel shading will remain visible. Grasscloth should not be sold as a seamless uniform wall.

04Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: equivalency boundary

What must be declared
Visible seams, fibre joins, slubs and panel shading are authentic material characteristics.
Approval basis
Vinyl grasscloth-look wallcovering is not equivalent in seams, touch, moisture or cleaning.

05Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: factory execution

What must be declared
Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.
Approval basis
Full-height multi-drop mock-up defines the accepted rhythm.

06Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: GCC exposure control

What must be declared
Avoid damp walls and uncontrolled façade condensation; natural fibre can stain, slacken or support mould.
Approval basis
Release only when the project detail and maintenance route close this exact exposure risk for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering.

07Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: operational care route

What must be declared
Dry dust only unless the exact supplier permits spot treatment; invisible repair is unrealistic.
Approval basis
Issue a named cleaning and repair method for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering; generic family care is not approval.

08Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: delivery rejection boundary

What must be declared
Reject paste stains, bubbles, mould, mixed lots, crushed fibre, bad seam sequence or variation outside mock-up.
Approval basis
The signed sample, first-off item and delivery inspection must all close this rejection condition for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering.

02 · Verification

Test and evidence matrix.

Test methods are not compliance certificates or automatic pass values. The project must state the method, required result, tested construction and current report it will accept.

Wall Coverings — Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity
02 Construction edge: panel, backing and service cavity

BS EN 15102:2019

01
What it measures
Product requirements for decorative wallcoverings in roll form.
How to use it here
Apply to relevant roll wallcoverings and review fire, substance, durability and declared characteristics for the actual product. Material-specific acceptance for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Full-height multi-drop mock-up defines the accepted rhythm.
Official reference ↗

ISO 354:2003

02
What it measures
Reverberation-room measurement of sound absorption for wall/ceiling treatments.
How to use it here
Acoustic claim belongs to the tested assembly, area and mounting—not the face material alone. Material-specific acceptance for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Installer completes compatibility panel on actual prepared substrate.
Official reference ↗

Project reaction-to-fire route

03
What it measures
Classification/test evidence for the complete installed wall system.
How to use it here
Match product, substrate, adhesive, subframe/air gap and end-use orientation. Material-specific acceptance for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Use trained installer, clean process, dry locations and approved dry-clean/spot protocol.

Installed project mock-up

04
What it measures
Visual, dimensional, cleanability and repair verification in real substrate and lighting.
How to use it here
Include a corner, seam/joint, opening, termination and representative cleaning test. Material-specific acceptance for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.

03 · Performance

Failure-mode and control register.

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering applied to its dedicated furniture product
Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering applied to its dedicated furniture product

01Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Seams, paste stains and tide marks dominate

Likely cause
Natural fibres/backing absorb moisture unevenly and cannot be wet-cleaned like vinyl.
Preventive control
Use trained installer, clean process, dry locations and approved dry-clean/spot protocol.

02Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: non-equivalent substitution accepted

Likely cause
Vinyl grasscloth-look wallcovering is not equivalent in seams, touch, moisture or cleaning.
Preventive control
Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared.

03Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: material signature lost in fabrication

Likely cause
The workshop route does not implement the material-specific fabrication focus: Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.
Preventive control
Installer completes compatibility panel on actual prepared substrate.

04Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: GCC exposure mismatch

Likely cause
Avoid damp walls and uncontrolled façade condensation; natural fibre can stain, slacken or support mould.
Preventive control
Re-detail, relocate or reject Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering where the stated exposure cannot be controlled.

05Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: cleaning or maintenance damage

Likely cause
Dry dust only unless the exact supplier permits spot treatment; invisible repair is unrealistic.
Preventive control
Train operations on the named care route and retain a signed repair reference for Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering.

04 · Tender-ready

Copy-ready specification clause.

Provide natural hand-woven grasscloth on the approved backing for dry, low-impact interior locations. Submit fibre/backing composition, roll width/length, batch, hanging direction, substrate/primer/adhesive method, reaction-to-fire evidence where required and dry-care instructions. Approval requires a full-height minimum three-drop installed mock-up showing seams, fibre joins and shade variation. Wet cleaning, invisible seams and exact panel uniformity shall not be promised.

05 · Quality control

Inspection plan from submittal to handover.

Wall Coverings — Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing
05 Workshop control: datum, alignment and fixing

01Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: identity and source

Inspection
Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared.
Acceptance / hold point
Documents, labels and physical material all identify the same Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering construction and source.

02Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: control sample

Inspection
Visible seams, fibre joins, slubs and panel shading are authentic material characteristics.
Acceptance / hold point
Full-height multi-drop mock-up defines the accepted rhythm.

03Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: first-off fabrication

Inspection
Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.
Acceptance / hold point
Installer completes compatibility panel on actual prepared substrate.

04Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: exposure and care trial

Inspection
Avoid damp walls and uncontrolled façade condensation; natural fibre can stain, slacken or support mould. Dry dust only unless the exact supplier permits spot treatment; invisible repair is unrealistic.
Acceptance / hold point
Use trained installer, clean process, dry locations and approved dry-clean/spot protocol.

05Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: delivery release

Inspection
Reject paste stains, bubbles, mould, mixed lots, crushed fibre, bad seam sequence or variation outside mock-up.
Acceptance / hold point
Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering is released only when no stated rejection condition is present and the signed reference remains traceable.

Required approval evidence

  • +Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Identity/source evidence: Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared.
  • +Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Signed selection evidence: Full-height multi-drop mock-up defines the accepted rhythm.
  • +Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Second technical gate: Installer completes compatibility panel on actual prepared substrate.
  • +Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Factory close-out: Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release.
  • +Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Exposure and care record: Avoid damp walls and uncontrolled façade condensation; natural fibre can stain, slacken or support mould. Dry dust only unless the exact supplier permits spot treatment; invisible repair is unrealistic.
  • +Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Delivery rejection record: Reject paste stains, bubbles, mould, mixed lots, crushed fibre, bad seam sequence or variation outside mock-up.

Questions to close before approval

  1. 01Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Has the exact identity been declared and evidenced: Hand-woven natural-fibre grasscloth laminated to paper/non-woven backing; fibre, roll, lot and hanging direction declared?
  2. 02Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Which project requirement makes this differentiator necessary: Visible seams, fibre joins, slubs and panel shading are authentic material characteristics?
  3. 03Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Has the team excluded the non-equivalent route: Vinyl grasscloth-look wallcovering is not equivalent in seams, touch, moisture or cleaning?
  4. 04Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: How will the factory prove this execution control: Sequence rolls, keep paste off face and install a three-drop full-height control before area release?
  5. 05Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Can the project control this GCC exposure: Avoid damp walls and uncontrolled façade condensation; natural fibre can stain, slacken or support mould?
  6. 06Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering: Who owns this operating rule after handover: Dry dust only unless the exact supplier permits spot treatment; invisible repair is unrealistic?

Exact material application

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering on a dedicated furniture product.

This material-specific application image shows Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering on its own product and is not reused by any other material page. Final colour, pattern and finish remain subject to the approved physical sample.

Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering applied to its dedicated furniture product
01Natural Grasscloth Wallcovering applied to its dedicated furniture product

Project notes

From sample to production.

01

What to specify

Select after confirming substrate, fire requirement, cleaning, acoustics, humidity and joint layout. A full installed mock-up is the most reliable approval reference.

02

Fabrication & detailing

Survey substrates and coordinate setting-out with doors, outlets, lighting and joinery. Complete a mock-up before bulk installation and protect finished work from following trades.

03

Colour & finish approval

Wall finishes are approved as installed mock-ups because lighting, substrate, panel joints and hand application materially change the final appearance.

04

Care & maintenance

Follow the approved maintenance guide for the selected system. Dust or spot-clean gently; repair test areas first so colour, sheen and texture remain consistent.

Specification note

This page is a preliminary specification guide. No value, brand reference or material name constitutes automatic compliance. Current product data, test reports, physical sample or slab and the furniture construction must be approved for each project before ordering or manufacture.

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