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3D illustration of a Renaissance marble statue of Selene. She is the goddess and the personification of the Moon, Selene in Greek mythology, known as Luna in Roman mythology..
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Fototapeta lateksowa

Powstaje z materiału lateksowego o gładkiej i matowej powierzchni dającej fotograficzny efekt. Wykorzystana technologia HP Latex zapewnia żywe i nieblaknące kolory odporne na promienie UV.
  • Maksymalna szerokość jednego brytu fototapety: 95 cm lub 105 cm w zależności od dostępności danego materiału. Żeby zapewnić podział taki, jakiego potrzebujesz, prosimy o zamieszczenie informacji o wybranej szerokości w komentarzu do zamówienia. Jeśli Twój wymiar będzie przekraczał maksymalną szerokość materiału, wydruk będzie się składał z kilku równych arkuszy.
  • Polecane zastosowanie: salon, sypialnia, przedpokój, pokój dziecięcy, sala konferencyjna.
  • Sposób klejenia: krawędź w krawędź
  • Czyszczenie: można przecierać suchą szmatką
  • Wykończenie: półmat

Fototapeta winylowa na flizelinie

Drukowana jest na matowym, wyjątkowo solidnym i odpornym materiale na podkładzie flizelinowym. Zapewnia to doskonałą trwałość i odporność na rozciąganie oraz odkształcenia. Materiał przepuszcza parę wodną, dzięki czemu ściany oddychają, a produkt nadaje się do kuchni i łazienki. Technologia HP Latex zapewnia żywe kolory na lata.
  • Maksymalna szerokość jednego brytu fototapety: 95 cm lub 105 cm w zależności od dostępności danego materiału. Żeby zapewnić podział taki, jakiego potrzebujesz, prosimy o zamieszczenie informacji o wybranej szerokości w komentarzu do zamówienia. W przypadku rozmiaru przekraczającego maksymalną szerokość materiału, wydruk będzie się składał z kilku równych arkuszy.
  • Polecane zastosowanie: salon, sypialnia, kuchnia, łazienka, przedpokój, pokój dziecięcy, hotel, restauracja, sala konferencyjna, budynki użytku publicznego, szkoły, przedszkola, żłobki.
  • Sposób klejenia: krawędź w krawędź. Nakładanie kleju tylko na ścianę znacznie ułatwia montaż.
  • Czyszczenie: można przecierać wilgotną szmatką
  • Wykończenie: półmat

Fototapeta winylowa na flizelinie struktura

Drukowana jest na wyjątkowo trwałym i odpornym podkładzie flizelinowym, którego grubość zmniejsza niewielkie nierówności na powierzchni ściany. Półmatowy materiał i struktura drobnego piasku na powierzchni dają ekskluzywny efekt. Fototapeta przepuszcza parę wodną, dzięki czemu ściany oddychają, a wzór nadaje się do kuchni i łazienki. Technologia HP Latex zapewnia żywe kolory na lata.
  • Maksymalna szerokość jednego brytu fototapety: 100 cm. Żeby zapewnić podział taki, jakiego potrzebujesz, prosimy o zamieszczenie informacji o wybranej szerokości w komentarzu do zamówienia. Gdy rozmiar przekracza maksymalną szerokość materiału, wydruk będzie się składał z kilku równych arkuszy.
  • Polecane zastosowanie: salon, sypialnia, kuchnia, łazienka, przedpokój, hotel, restauracja, sala konferencyjna, budynki użytku publicznego.
  • Sposób klejenia: krawędź w krawędź. Nakładanie kleju tylko na ścianę znacznie ułatwia montaż.
  • Czyszczenie: można przecierać wilgotną szmatką
  • Wykończenie: półmatowe, struktura drobnego piasku
  • Dodatkowe informacje: specjalna gramatura 255g/m2

Fototapeta samoprzylepna

To uniwersalny i praktyczny produkt, który sprawdzi się na większości gładkich powierzchni. Wzór można umieścić na ścianie, meblach i szklanych płaszczyznach. Specjalnie opracowany klej gwarantuje łatwe przyklejenie fototapety, dzięki czemu znacznie skracamy czas odmiany wnętrza. Technologia HP Latex zapewnia żywe kolory na lata.
  • Maksymalna szerokość jednego brytu fototapety: 133 cm. W przypadku rozmiaru przekraczającego maksymalną szerokość materiału, wydruk będzie się składał z kilku równych arkuszy.
  • Polecane zastosowanie: salon, sypialnia, kuchnia, przedpokój, pokój dziecięcy, hotel, restauracja, sala konferencyjna, budynki użytku publicznego, szkoły, przedszkola, żłobki.
  • Sposób klejenia: krawędź w krawędź, łatwe przyklejanie
  • Czyszczenie: można delikatnie przemywać wilgotną szmatką
  • Wykończenie: mat

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