Are there additional functional materials available?
Yes, there are whiteboard finishes & abrasion-resistant series.
Can surface damage be repaired?
Absolutely! Just replace the damaged section with a matching piece, or swap out the whole panel if needed.
Who are the typical customers?
Anyone wanting to give their space a stylish update without the hassle and expense of traditional renovations.
What value does it offer?
It’s a cost-effective way to get the look of high-end materials and stay on trend, enhancing the aesthetic and experience of your space.
Why choose Architectural Vinyl over traditional laminates?
It offers more patterns, lower costs, and minimal disruption during installation. Plus, it’s easy to repair if it gets damaged.
Which markets benefit most from this product?
It’s popular in offices, hotels, schools, hospitals, and retail spaces – anywhere that needs a fresh, stylish look.
Where can it be purchased?
You can buy it directly from our website, or contact us directly at info@footprintcreative.com.au.
What is the cost?
The price varies depending on the pattern. Basic designs are cheaper, while high-gloss or special effects patterns cost more. Contact us at info@footprintcreative.com.au for more information.
What is the minimum order quantity?
When ordering from our website, we have a minimum of 5 Lineal Metres upto 50m (Full Roll Length).
What is Architectural Vinyl?
Architectural vinyl is a versatile, adhesive-backed film that can mimic the look of wood, stone, metal, and more.
How do I place an order?
You can place an order direct on our website (www.footprintcreative.com.au) or contact us at info@footprintcreative.com.au and a team member can assist you.
How many finishes are available?
There are over 1,000 patterns to choose from for interiors and over 100 for exteriors. It’s like having a designer’s dream palette at your fingertips.
How can I get material samples?
In most cases we are able to send out samples, we just kindly ask for you to cover the shipping costs.
Where can Architectural Vinyl be applied?
You can use it on doors, walls, lifts, ceilings, and pretty much anywhere you can think of.
What sizes are available?
The standard rolls are 1220 mm x 50 m, but some specialty finishes come in 1220 mm x 25 m rolls.
Which surfaces can it be applied to?
It adheres beautifully to smooth, non-porous surfaces like metal, wood, glass, and laminates. Plus, it can wrap around curves with a bit of heat.
Can it be used both indoors and outdoors?
Yes, there are versions specifically designed for both indoor and outdoor use, handling everything from indoor wear and tear to outdoor weather and sunlight.
How durable is Architectural Vinyl?
For indoor use, it can last up to 12 years. Outdoor versions can endure 7 to 16 years, depending on the climate and pattern.
How do you maintain its appearance?
Just clean it with mild detergent and water using a soft cloth. It’s low maintenance and keeps looking great with minimal effort.
Is Architectural Vinyl suitable for wet areas?
Yes, with proper adhesive primer and sealing, it’s suitable for bathrooms and similar areas.
How does Architectural Vinyl support sustainability?
It reduces landfill waste by repurposing surfaces, lowering the carbon footprint of interior design projects.
What are the sizes of your Architectural Vinyl rolls? Can I get samples?
Our vinyl rolls are 1220mm wide, with lengths ranging from 5 meters for domestic orders to 20 meters for international, up to a maximum of 50 meters. Samples are available upon request. Contact us for pricing and options.
Can Architectural Vinyl be customized?
While most vinyls are not customizable, we offer printing on Hi-tack vinyls for personalized designs. Not all vinyls are suitable for printing.
What surfaces are suitable for Architectural Vinyl?
It adheres to smooth, clean surfaces free from dust or grease, including walls, ceilings, doors, and furniture.
How durable is Architectural Vinyl?
With proper maintenance, it lasts 7-10 years, depending on application and care.
Can Architectural Vinyl be removed?
Yes, it can generally be removed without damage, especially with the use of heat for loosening.

























