Architectural film is a finish layer applied to qualified existing surfaces to change the visual material direction without replacing the underlying element. Suitability depends on the substrate, condition, detail, use and selected film.

Qualified cabinet doors, drawer fronts, finished ends, islands, millwork, doors, wall panels, reception desks and selected fixtures can be considered. Every surface is reviewed before a recommendation.

Selected Bodaq interior films are documented as Class A or Class I for surface burning performance under ASTM E84 and UL 723. The documented test, material and assembly must match the project requirements.

No. A material classification is not blanket approval for every installation. The building type, substrate, assembly, local code and authority having jurisdiction determine whether the selected product is suitable.

High traffic areas need a more deliberate material choice. Abrasion resistance, scratch resistance, cleaning routine, edge exposure and expected wear are reviewed before selection.