Software

Template Kit

Template Kit sets up the base files used before wall art is sized for a specific room. It helps design teams, print staff and installers work from the same starting point when layouts, crop areas and production settings still need checking.

Base files for wall layouts

Template Kit brings the working files together for teams preparing wall art layouts and production-ready visuals. It gives decorators and installers a consistent base before sizing, proofing and placement are finalised.

Use the kit to map the wall size, viewing distance and fixing method before artwork is approved. In South African interiors, rough plaster, fresh paint, coastal humidity and backup power schedules can all change how a visual should be prepared. Teams working on homes, offices, hospitality venues and retail walls can use one file set to compare print scale against the actual site photos.

The first reference image should stay with the working file from the start. Template Kit is easier to manage when measurements, wall obstacles and trim allowances sit in one place beside the visual, especially when a panel split or reprint must match a previous install.

What sits inside the kit

The kit can hold layout guides, size references and proofing markers for a wall art job. It keeps naming more consistent across artwork versions, print output and installer handover notes. One organised file pack is more useful than scattered visuals with no scale check or placement reference.

Match Template Kit with substrate choices and artwork notes before final production is booked. Review the approved dimensions, bleed, resolution and pack label again before anything leaves for site. Share a photo of the space and the print finish you like, and the studio will plan the piece.

Site factors that affect setup

Large-format jobs often move through shared production and dispatch schedules around Gauteng. A Template Kit helps when a rollout includes repeat walls, older building drawings or mixed room sizes that need separate output files. If part of the décor programme is active, note which visuals are reprints and which are new layouts.

Humidity near the coast can influence material selection and edge finishing on some wall art products. Inland dust and busy commercial spaces affect how framed pieces, acrylic faces and mounted panels will be maintained after fitting. Power interruptions also matter when proofs, print slots and installation windows are being coordinated.

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Add site photos, measured wall sizes and any failed previous application when opening a Template Kit file. Include ceiling drops, power points, bulkheads and furniture positions where they affect centring or panel joins.

Save the notes while the artwork version, approval comments and room details are still current. Template Kit works best when it sits alongside the project brief and image references used for sign-off.

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