Wall Graphics vs. Floor Graphics: Material and Use Compared
Wall and floor graphics are separate systems. Adhesive Wall Fabric uses a low-tack repositionable adhesive for approved smooth painted walls, while Floor Graphics pair floor vinyl with a textured non-slip laminate and adhesive intended for compatible finished indoor flooring.
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Practical planning
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Match the construction to the surface
Wall fabric is a 6.5 mil textile graphic without lamination and should be tested on fully cured paint. The floor product combines 3 mil vinyl with a 7 mil textured non-slip laminate for an approved smooth finished floor.
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Install for the surface's risks
Avoid loose paint and heavy wall texture, and align mural panels in sequence. On floors, seat the graphic edges firmly and keep the placement within an area where its condition can be inspected without creating an ignored trip hazard.
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Treat maintenance as part of selection
A wall graphic and a floor graphic experience different contact and cleaning. Inspect floor edges routinely and remove the graphic if they lift or curl; test wall adhesion before committing to a large installation.
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No use should be inferred beyond the product specification. Choose Floor Graphics for approved finished indoor flooring and Adhesive Wall Fabric for approved painted walls.
Is Adhesive Wall Fabric removable?
It uses a low-tack repositionable adhesive, but results depend on paint cure, texture, condition and installation. Test an inconspicuous area before covering a larger wall.
What should I do if a floor graphic edge lifts?
Inspect floor graphics routinely and remove the graphic if an edge lifts, curls or creates a trip hazard. Do not leave a damaged application in service.
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