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Our Metal Brushed Series reproduces the linear, directional texture of brushed metal — stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium-toned finishes — without the weight, cost, or fabrication constraints of real metal sheeting. Available in both matte and glossy finishes, this series gives wall panel and furniture manufacturers an industrial, architectural surface language that's easy to specify and process at scale.
The matte finish softens the brushed texture into a understated, low-glare surface that reads as refined rather than industrial-loud — well suited to office furniture, hospitality interiors, and residential feature walls where the metal look should feel integrated rather than dominant. The glossy finish sharpens the brushed lines and adds reflective depth, closer to the look of polished or lightly brushed stainless steel — a stronger design statement suited to retail fixtures, commercial reception areas, appliance panels, and accent furniture where the surface is meant to draw attention.
Brushed metal patterns are most effective when paired with clean, minimal design language — this series is commonly specified for kitchen cabinetry and appliance surrounds, office and commercial furniture, elevator interiors and lobby wall panels, and accent pieces within otherwise neutral interiors. Because the texture reads as "engineered" rather than decorative, it pairs naturally with matte black hardware, concrete, and glass, making it a practical choice for buyers producing furniture and panels for modern, industrial, or minimalist design lines.
| Material | PET, PVC |
| Thickness Range | 0.16mm – 0.50mm |
| Standard Width | 1250mm |
| Finish Options | Matte, glossy |
| Surface Performance | Scratch resistant, stain resistant, fingerprint resistant |
| Applications | Wall panels, furniture |
| Processing Methods | Flat lamination, wrapping |
Both base materials carry the same brushed pattern range, so the choice typically comes down to processing method and target market. PET offers strong dimensional stability and clarity under the brushed texture, often preferred for wrapping applications with tighter tolerances. PVC remains a cost-efficient, widely processed option suited to standard flat lamination production. If you're unsure which base fits your line, share your processing method and target market and we can recommend accordingly.
This series laminates or wraps onto a wide range of substrate types, giving buyers flexibility to standardize on one film across multiple product lines:
If your substrate isn't listed here, share the material and surface condition with us — compatibility often depends on substrate density, surface flatness, and moisture content rather than material type alone.
1. Should I choose the matte or glossy finish for a kitchen cabinetry project?
Matte generally reads as more integrated and easier to keep looking clean over time, making it a common choice for kitchen cabinetry. Glossy delivers a bolder, more reflective look often reserved for feature panels or appliance surrounds where the metal effect is meant to stand out.
2. Does the brushed texture show fingerprints the way real brushed metal does?
This series is finished with fingerprint resistance, which helps it hold up better in high-contact settings like office furniture and appliance surrounds compared to unfinished real metal surfaces.
3. Can this film be used for curved or wrapped furniture edges?
Yes. The series supports wrapping in addition to flat lamination, making it suitable for furniture edges and profiles as well as flat panel surfaces.
4. Is the metal brushed look consistent enough for large wall panel installations?
Yes — the brushed pattern is designed to run consistently across the roll width, supporting large-format wall panel and feature wall installations without visible pattern breaks between panels of the same batch.
