
Brushed / Hairline
Directional grain requires a visible-face map, drawing datum and installation sequence.

01 Colour families
Use the visual library to narrow the direction. The physical sample and traceable factory or supplier reference control approval.



Selection rule
Base texture, light, viewing angle, geometry and production batch change the observed result.
02 Finish theatre
Not every colour and finish combination is available. Confirm the colour route, component geometry, size and downstream fabrication before specification.

Directional grain requires a visible-face map, drawing datum and installation sequence.

Manual feature work is available in-house within confirmed scope; full-sheet machine mirror is partner-supported.

Diffuse appearance and compatibility with the selected colour route are confirmed for the project.

03 Functional surface routes
Anti-fingerprint, easy-clean and raised anti-slip routes can change appearance, fabrication order and project suitability. Testing, downstream forming, site exposure and specialist requirements must be agreed before production.
04 Representative library
8 representative selections
Warm family
Factory reference and compatible finish route to confirm.
Warm family
Base texture, colour route and batch reference to confirm.
Warm family
Representative family only; physical sample controls approval.
Cool family
Representative family; colour and surface route to confirm.
Cool family
Exposure, functional coating and fabrication compatibility to confirm.
Green family
Representative family; exact reference and batch route to confirm.
Neutral family
Compare base finish, direction and geometry under neutral light.
05 Physical sample set
Use the set as the starting list for a project review. Availability, sample size, quantity, cost and dispatch route are confirmed after review.
No physical samples selected yet.
Base texture, light, viewing angle, shape and production batch affect appearance. Final colour and finish must be approved against a physical sample.