One party for material and workmanship
We are the exclusive Middle East distributor for the materials we install, and the artisans who install them are on our own payroll. That matters at specification stage for one reason: when a finish fails, there is no gap between the supplier and the applicator for the responsibility to fall into.
Every figure on these pages is reproduced from the manufacturer's own technical data sheet with the test standard beside it. Where a document is out of date, restricted, or specific to another client's project, it is either flagged or it is not here.
How to specify
Four steps, in the order they actually happen on a project.
Start from the family page. It carries the build-up, the substrate rules and the limits — most specification errors are caught here, before a product is named.
Product pages carry the declared figures against their test standards, and the manufacturer's data sheet is one click away for the consultant who wants the source.
Samples for colour, a mock-up for texture and light. Natural finishes vary by hand and by batch; the approved panel becomes the standard the work is measured against.
Copy the clause from the page, fill in the bracketed choices, or send us the finishes schedule and we will return it completed with the sample programme against it.
System families
Seven families, forty products, each with its own technical data sheet. Start here.
What we can issue
The full document library
Every publishable document across the four manufacturers we carry, reproduced in full and unaltered under our own cover. Free to download, no form. Documents that are project-specific to another client, or restricted by the body that issued them, are not published here — ask and we will tell you what exists.
Technical support for the design team
We supply the material and we apply it, so the specification and the workmanship sit with one party. Send a finishes schedule, an elevation or a mood board and we will come back with the system, the build-up, the sample programme and a completed clause.
