Engraving & Ornamentation Works

Send a sketch, reference photos or drawing of the pattern, the wall or ceiling dimensions, preferred material and finish, and photos of the space. A clear reference lets the work be scoped properly, since custom engraved detail varies widely in effort.

Common choices include wood, gypsum, MDF and metal, and each suits different locations. Gypsum and MDF are often used for mouldings and panels, wood for carved detail, and metal for grilles. The choice depends on look, weight, moisture exposure and budget.

Fixing method depends on the wall type and the element's weight. Heavier pieces need solid fixing into masonry or a backing frame, while lightweight mouldings may be bonded. Walls should be sound, dry and flat before ornament goes on.

It depends on the finish. Pieces that are factory-finished are fitted last, while mouldings and gypsum elements are usually fixed, filled and painted in place so the joints disappear. Agree the sequence with the painter to avoid damage.

Large wall or ceiling features in managed or leased units can require landlord or building management approval, and any element near lighting or sprinklers must not block them. Check rules and agree the design before fabrication begins.