Comparisons
Film versus other ways to refurbish a surface
Each comparison sets Decoblu film against another way of renewing a surface, point by point and without naming brands.
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- iNfeel · iNfeel WoveniNfeel or iNfeel WoveniNfeel is a self-adhesive vinyl film for furniture and walls, while iNfeel Woven is vinyl with a woven textile finish for dry areas. Woven is used on floors, walls, furniture and rugs; its flooring guide requires vinyl flooring adhesive. Woven is not suitable for bathrooms; iNfeel is water-resistant in indoor bathrooms and kitchens.
- iNfeelVinyl film or paintPaint changes the colour of a surface; a vinyl film such as iNfeel also changes the finish, with wood, stone, textile or plain textures. iNfeel is self-adhesive, 0.24 mm thick or more depending on the series, and goes over the existing surface. The fire-retardant (F) version of iNfeel has a B-s1,d0 reaction to fire classification (EN 13501-1). Not every finish is made in the F version.
- iNfeelVinyl film or laminateiNfeel goes over the existing piece to change its finish, while a laminated board comes with its factory finish. The film adds 0.24 mm or more, depending on the series. The fire-retardant (F) version of iNfeel has a B-s1,d0 reaction to fire classification (EN 13501-1). Not every finish is made in the F version.
- iNfeel · POVCovering instead of refurbishingCovering with iNfeel keeps the piece and gives it a new finish; a traditional refurbishment takes it out and fits a new one. The film goes over doors, headboards, wardrobes, furniture, bathrooms, walls and kitchens. Decoblu does not do the building work: it sells the material and trains installers through approved training programmes. To find out who works with its materials in a given area, write to info@decoblugroup.com.