Wooden sideboard and flowers beside a curtained window in a dim interior.
Furniture and surfaces · PET / TPU

Film selection for rosewood, marble and countertops.

Select film by the surface, finish and actual wear conditions. PET and TPU options require separate compatibility and appearance checks rather than one specification for every surface.

MaterialsPET · TPU
Supply formatRolls or project-specific cut sheets
RouteOEM / ODM
Rosewood
Veneer and solid wood
Marble
Polished stone
Countertops
Assess heat and cutting exposure
Cutting
To agreed dimensions
Surface-specific wear

Start with the surface’s failure modes.

A countertop film is not automatically suitable for a wood finish. Match gloss, adhesive and removal behavior to the actual surface and its condition.

Wear factors to assess
01

Scratches and sheen changes on wood

Assess repeated contact and abrasion on the actual veneer or solid-wood finish.

02

Staining and etching on stone

Acidic liquids can affect susceptible stone finishes. Evaluate the specific stone, sealer and cleaning conditions.

03

Heat and cutting marks on worktops

Define heat, knife-contact and abrasion exposure for the intended use; confirm the model’s limits before installation.

04

Edge lifting

Include edges, joints and cleaning exposure in the installation and compatibility assessment.

Selection objectivesAssess on your own surface
01

Keep the grain visible

Evaluate clear gloss PET on a sample of the wood finish and review the visual change.

02

Assess stain resistance and clarity

Evaluate low-gloss TPU over the chosen stone; confirm clarity, staining and adhesive compatibility.

03

Assess abrasion and heat limits

For countertops and other work surfaces, compare topcoat abrasion resistance and heat performance when choosing a film.

04

Plan the edge finish

Agree the cut dimensions, edge preparation and any primer with the chosen surface and trim.

Selection

Match the film to the surface.

Agree thickness, finish and adhesive by surface. Cut-to-size quotations use the project’s template or drawing; confirm dimensions and edge details.

Surface-to-film selection directions
SurfaceWear or damage riskFilm direction to evaluateFinish
Rosewood / veneerScratches, sheen lossClear PET; assess a soft adhesiveGloss
Marble / polished stoneEtching, stainingLow-gloss TPUMatte / satin
Countertop / worktopHeat, knives, abrasionHard-coated TPUGloss / matte
Painted panelChipping, cleaning chemicalsClear TPUGloss
Questions buyers ask

Before specifying.

How is removal compatibility checked?
Assess the actual finish, its condition, sealer and adhesive. Agree sample application and removal checks before full coverage; no damage-free result is assumed for every surface.
Can you supply cut-to-size sheets?
Send the template, drawing or panel dimensions. Confirm cutting feasibility, tolerances and edge details in the project quotation before production.
Will the film change the appearance?
Gloss and matte films can change grain visibility and reflections differently. Request suitable samples and compare them on your own surface under the intended lighting.
What is the minimum order?
We quote stock rolls, cut-to-size film and private-label orders based on the model, dimensions and quantity.
Next step

Show us the surface you need to assess.

Share photos, material, finish and use conditions. Discuss a film recommendation and matching samples for evaluation on the real surface.