OTHER APPLICATIONS

Further ways to use
the surface.

A consolidated guide to five specialist applications: wainscoting, counter facings and fronts, cabinet and wardrobe panels, space dividers, and custom fabrication.

Interior seating area beside a light textured wall finish.

SPECIALIST APPLICATIONS

One surface language.
More possibilities.

These smaller application categories are presented together because they are typically considered alongside larger architectural applications. Each has its own practical requirements, while material, pattern, type, colour and finish should be confirmed against the current S3 specification and physical samples.

01 · WAINSCOTING

Wainscoting

Textured architectural sheet goods for lower-wall treatments and continuous interior detailing.

Patterned S3 Surfaces can be specified for wainscoting where a durable, dimensional finish is required. Pattern, material and finish can be coordinated with adjacent walls, doors and furniture elements.

Material, pattern, type, colour and finish should be confirmed against the current S3 specification and physical samples before final selection.

Lower-wall treatmentApplication focus
Continuous detailingSelection consideration
Architectural interiorsProject coordination

02 · COUNTER FACINGS & FRONTS

Counter Facings & Fronts

Dimensional surface treatments for counter fronts, facings and other visible architectural millwork elements.

S3 Surfaces can be specified as sheet goods for counter facings and counter fronts, extending the architectural surface language into high-visibility horizontal and vertical elements.

Material, pattern, type, colour and finish should be confirmed against the current S3 specification and physical samples before final selection.

Counter frontsApplication focus
FacingsSelection consideration
Millwork integrationProject coordination

03 · CABINET & WARDROBE PANELS

Cabinet & Wardrobe Panels

Textured surfacing sheets that carry the architectural material language into cabinet doors, shutters and wardrobe panels.

S3 Surfaces are available as sheet goods for wardrobe and cabinet shutters. Pattern and finish can be selected to continue a coordinated surface language across the room.

Material, pattern, type, colour and finish should be confirmed against the current S3 specification and physical samples before final selection.

Cabinet shuttersApplication focus
Wardrobe panelsSelection consideration
Coordinated interiorsProject coordination

04 · SPACE DIVIDERS

Space Dividers

Patterned sheet goods can be fabricated into dimensional partitions and divider elements for interior architecture.

The cast-composite format supports fabrication into custom divider forms, allowing texture and material character to become part of spatial separation rather than a separate applied finish.

Material, pattern, type, colour and finish should be confirmed against the current S3 specification and physical samples before final selection.

PartitionsApplication focus
Divider elementsSelection consideration
Custom formsProject coordination

05 · CUSTOM FABRICATION

Custom Fabrication

For bespoke forms, connect the application requirement with the S3 Bespoke Surfaces development route.

S3 Surfaces can be specified for custom fabrications of virtually any shape or size. Where the required pattern is not in the current Pattern Library, the Bespoke Surfaces process provides a structured route from dimensional drawing through development sample, mould development and production planning.

Material, pattern, type, colour and finish should be confirmed against the current S3 specification and physical samples before final selection.

Custom shapesApplication focus
Bespoke patternsSelection consideration
Project-specific developmentProject coordination

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CONTINUE SPECIFYING

Find the right surface.

Explore patterns and finishes, or discuss a project-specific application with S3.