Unforgettable Finishes
With Sublimation

Continuous advancements in design and innovation drive us forward, propelling architects and clients to constantly seek ways to elevate spaces, encompassing both the aesthetics and functionality of ceilings. With the surge in new technologies and practices, designers can now realise their ambitious design visions. Among these cutting-edge techniques gaining popularity is sublimation.

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Sublimation, a process harnessing heat to transfer intricate patterns onto materials.

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This finishing technique empowers designers to embed colours and motifs into any substrate, resulting in flawlessly textured and chip-free surfaces. Whether aiming for a woodgrain finish to evoke an 'organic feel' or desiring a marbled ceiling for a touch of luxury, sublimation emerges as the ideal solution to craft an attractive, durable ceiling design capable of fostering an ambient environment. Applicable to perforated baffles, modular tiles, and suspended ceilings, sublimation transforms design dreams into a tangible reality for specifiers.

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THE ELEGANCE OF SUBLIMATION

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Beyond producing visually stunning interior finishes, sublimation offers additional advantages. It can effectively mimic other finishes that are typically more expensive and heavier. Whether replicating the look of timber, marble, granite, or any other decorative effect, sublimation allows specifiers to achieve a seamless, cost-effective, lightweight finish without compromising quality or aesthetics.

 

To ensure durability, most manufacturers also provide pre-coat finishes.

In comparison to its counterparts, sublimated metal products deliver superior performance due to their durability. Sublimation integrates ink into the material, as opposed to forming a layer on top, giving it a reputation for producing enduring finishes that guarantee longevity.

Due to its resilient properties, sublimation finds application across various sectors, from commercial offices to high-traffic infrastructure projects. Leveraging the durability of metal, architects can use sublimated metal to achieve a convincingly realistic wood-effect finish, while enhancing acoustic performance and ensuring an outstanding product lifespan.

Celebrated by the design community, sublimation stands as a sustainable and effective technique, bringing even the most ambitious ceiling designs to life. In fact, it not only meets expectations but often surpasses them.

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