Specs
Coastal Pack specs
Coastal Pack specs set out the file rules, panel sizing and finish choices used for sea-inspired wall art jobs. Measurements, room use, substrate and exposure conditions should be fixed before production decisions are finalised.
How Coastal Pack specs guide the artwork build
The Coastal Pack specs page covers the technical details that matter once a coastal wall art brief moves past the first concept. It focuses on the edge cases that often appear after the initial install, when moisture and site conditions start showing their effect.
Check the wall surface, humidity level and intended viewing distance before you lock the artwork file. Salt-heavy air near Durban, Umhlanga and Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard can affect edge sealing, adhesive choice and printed face protection. For guest houses, apartments, offices and retail sites, the specs must record final dimensions, mounting clearances and any limits around plugs, cornices or bulkheads.
A wide site photo with a tape measure in view belongs with every Coastal Pack record. The saved spec sheet should sit beside the print-ready file so installers can confirm trim size, orientation and hanging height without guessing from chat messages. That small check helps when one panel needs a later match or replacement.
Coastal Pack file handover
The completed spec gives the team one working reference for size, finish, panel count and placement. It should name the chosen substrate, note any white margins or wrapped edges, and state whether the set is framed, stretched or direct-mounted. A precise build note prevents beach-tone artwork from being cropped differently across the run.
Before release to print, match Coastal Pack specs with the relevant substrate guidance and the linked design note for the same artwork set. Recheck the approved PDF, mounting method and carton label before dispatch leaves the workshop. Share a photo of the space and the print finish you like, and the studio will plan the piece.
- Panel sizes matched to measured wall width
- Moisture risks flagged before print approval
- Spec record saved with artwork version
Sea air and site checks
South African coastal jobs need more than a colour reference and room name. Apartments in Ballito, hotels along the Garden Route and Cape Town short-stay units often have higher humidity, stronger daylight and tighter installation windows than inland sites. The spec should therefore capture glazing choice, fade exposure, cleaning access and whether the wall can take mechanical fixings.
Marine moisture can lift poor edge finishes and mark unsuitable boards over time. Wind-blown dust, generator soot and frequent wiping in hospitality spaces also matter when selecting laminates, frames and acrylic faces. Where load-shedding affects production planning, keep the installation date separate from the artwork approval note so the build record stays accurate.
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Approval points before production
Use Coastal Pack for wall art ranges that need a coastal look, local room cues and SA-ready layouts.
Complete the Coastal Pack specs page once the artwork option, final measurement and room photo all match. Attach it to the project brief with the latest visual mock-up, because buyers and installers usually need one source that confirms scale, finish and hanging direction. If the piece forms part of a larger décor package, record neighbouring items that affect spacing or sight lines.
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