TFL

With sheet sizes up to 5 x 10 feet, TFL can carry large format prints...in this case, with matching textures. 

The texture that made TFL famous! A linear woodgrain compatible with many different woodgrain designs, and catches the light to add visual interest. 

This credenza has TFL in a linen look and texture on the top and sides, and as a classic walnut on the face. 

Because TFL visuals are carried by printed papers, producers can take liberties with nature. Matching edgebanding from SSI add punch to the presentation. 

Wood-look edgebanding with white TFL faces create a contemporary contrast on this curvy shelf.

Creating the uniform color and opacity needed in the white papers used in TFL production requires careful addition of titanium dioxide in the paper-making process. It's more difficult than producing printed papers, and yet everyone thinks white should be the cheapest option. Don't even get us started.