Specs
Service Path specs
Setup notes and briefing figures for Service Path.
How Service Path specs work in a real décor week
The Service Path specs page breaks that workflow into the practical checkpoints we use on live jobs. It covers approvals, file handling, materials, and site considerations tied to the service route.
Service Path specs start with the wall condition, measured width and height, and the way the area is used during trading or guest hours. In Durban and Cape Town, moisture and salt air can affect adhesion choices and laminate performance, while Gauteng dust and older painted surfaces often need extra prep notes. Include access limits such as lifts, passages, glass partitions, and generator schedules before artwork is approved for print.
Send one straight-on wall photo before any layout is built. Add a second image from the side if there are bulkheads, skirtings, sockets, fire equipment, or glazing that could affect placement. Keep those images with the artwork folder so installers, production, and the décor team are reading from the same visual reference.
Service route checks on paper
Named dimensions, output scale, substrate direction, and fitting notes must match the site. Approval records matter here because cropped artwork, panel joins, and edge finishes must be traceable after sign-off. Fewer decisions go wrong when the print file, wall photo, and install notes match each other exactly.
Use Service Path specs together with substrate selection and artwork notes before adding extra rooms or alternate sizes. Check final file naming, panel order, wall measurements, and packaged labels once more before collection or dispatch. Share a photo of the space and the print finish you like, and the studio will plan the piece.
- Measured wall area with fitting restrictions noted
- Reference photos saved with the print file
- Clear approval trail for production and install
Site variables across South Africa
Johannesburg office parks, Cape Town hospitality sites, and Durban coastal properties each raise different handling points for wall graphics and framed pieces. OR Tambo freight timing, access control at commercial buildings, and loading bay rules can all alter how a spec is written. Note whether the job goes to a residence, a mall tenant, a hotel, or a corporate reception area.
Sea air can mark exposed metal hardware and affect some finishes near the coast. Inland sites often need extra cleaning notes where dust settles behind acrylic, frames, or raised lettering. Power interruptions also matter because print scheduling, lamination windows, and installer access may not line up on the same day.
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What to include in the brief
Brief Service Path with wall photos, timing, and what has already failed on site or in the artwork process. Keep the subject line direct.
Capture the Service Path details while measurements, artwork versions, and approval comments are still current. Include final size, quantity, substrate, finish, panel split, and any trimming or cut-out requirement for the buyer or site contact. That record helps when a single panel is replaced or an approved layout is reprinted for another branch.
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