Clarify the brief
Application, target market, colour family, pattern direction and expected volume help frame the work.
CUSTOM DÉCOR DEVELOPMENT
Bring a reference. Shape a surface of your own.
A physical sample, colour target or design direction gives custom development a useful starting point. We then discuss the most practical route to a confirmable sample.
Final colour and specification by approved sampleFOCUSPVC decorative film
DÉCORSWood · stone · textile
DEVELOPMENTColour · pattern · sample
BUYERSFlooring makers & brands
A CLEARER SURFACE CONVERSATION
Start with what the customer will see first.
Choose the route
Depending on the reference, the next step may be a close existing design, colour adjustment or new development.
Confirm before production
The approved sample, film specification, packing and commercial terms are recorded before production.
BEFORE REQUESTING A SAMPLE
A useful brief keeps development moving.
| Application | Tell us how the decorative film will be used and the flooring construction it relates to. |
|---|---|
| Visual direction | Share preferred wood, stone or textile character, colour family and reference images. |
| Known specification | Include film width, thickness or other requirements when already defined. |
| Commercial brief | Estimated quantity, target timing and destination help us organise the sample route. |
Final colour, print character, film specification, minimum order quantity, packing and commercial terms are confirmed in the written quotation.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Useful answers before sampling.
What should I send first?
Send the application, reference image or sample, target colour, known specification, quantity and destination.
How is colour approved?
Colour should be reviewed on a physical sample under suitable lighting.
Is every custom request possible?
Feasibility, sampling route, quantity and commercial terms are confirmed case by case.
START WITH A REFERENCE
Send Hansen the surface you have in mind.
Share an image, physical sample or décor code together with the application and estimated quantity.