Yes, our Flex frames are made of a matte material that allows paint to adhere excellently.

Two coats are usually enough for full coverage. You can easily paint it the same color as your wall for a seamless effect.

You will need skirting board scissors, a spirit level or laser and possibly masking tape or a pencil.

For bows, you need a piece of string to determine the radius for the round part.

We have a special bundle for installation, including a set square and skirting board cutters, to ensure easy, straight installation.

Once it is clear where the Flex frames need to go, it is simply a matter of removing the protective tape from the adhesive strip, sticking them on and cutting where necessary.

To cut the mouldings to size, use skirting board scissors or a utility knife to ensure a neat, straight cut.

Make sure the Flex frames are cut straight so the corners align properly! Check this before gluing to prevent gaps.

Yes, our Flex frames are fully paintable. You can paint them any color you like to perfectly match your interior.

This is indeed a common occurrence because the adhesive strip is very strong. Fortunately, there's a trick for this.

Make sure you have a skewer or cocktail stick handy. Insert it under the red strip and move the skewer towards the end of the frame.

Our Flex frames are rolled up after production to make shipping as efficient as possible. This tension may cause the end of the roll to curl slightly (usually less than 20 cm).

This is completely normal with flexible material and does not affect the quality.

Because this piece sometimes does not sit completely flat against the wall, we recommend cutting off or not using the last piece and taking into account a 10% correction margin (cutting loss) when calculating your order.

Tip: Before installing, roll out the frame at room temperature so that the material can relax and place something weighty (e.g. a book) on the Flex frame.