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Schattdecor | ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE


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Realistic-looking surfaces inspire natural living


architects, designers and contractors. It offers a comprehensive product portfolio consisting of printed or impregnated decorative paper and foils. These are used on furniture, fl ooring, or wall panels in living, working or public spaces.


A Our new surface for wet rooms – Smartfl ex Nature, from our


Finishfl ex product line – is the tailor-made answer to the demand for thermoplastic surfaces in the furniture and interior design industries. This extremely elastic surface combines the low maintenance of a plastic foil with a synchronous decorative look and matt fi nish with real wood effect. Thanks to its sealed, easy-clean surface, Smartfl ex Nature is particularly recommended for use in kitchens and wet rooms. Thanks to its fl exibility and formability, the product is also suitable for wrapping.


s a surface specialist, Schattdecor supplies customers in the wood-based materials and furniture industry worldwide, and through them


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For more information visit www.schattdecor.com or @schattdecorgroup on Instagram


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