Lincrusta Wall Coverings, Friezes & Panels
Edwardian, Victorian and prestigious home owners will love the choice of the seven Lincrusta Friezes and four
Lincrusta Dado Panels. Bold, stunning and arresting, these are a must for the discerning decorator. The seventeen Lincrusta Wall Coverings
and three Lincrusta Decorative Borders are also available on request.
House Martin Interiors offers the superb range of Lincrusta Friezes and Dado Panels. For a sample use the link on the product pages for
99p per sample + £4.00 p&p we will send your Lincrusta sample with a complimentary Orac mouldings brochure.
Lincrusta is a quintessentially English invention, by the entrepreneur and manufacturer Fredrick Walton. By adapting the successful new
floor product, Staines Linoleum, he modelled it with relief designs for wall applications; representing and replacing painstaking artisan plasterwork. Skills
which today, are rare to find. Lincrusta is made today from natural materials in exactly the same way as 1877. Lincrusta remains incomparable for its deep
emboss, fine detail and enduring strength. Manufactured using many of the original rollers, the collection covers Classic, Gothic, Georgian and contemporary
designs. Installations can be further enhanced with creative decorative effects.
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Distressed Gold
Using water-based paints, apply sage green over white acrylic primer. Drag and wipe cream to highlight. Add gilt cream vertically to centre, applied with cloth.
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Subtractive Texturing
Using water-based paints, apply red paint to white acrylic primer base coat. Drag and wipe to create cream highlight coat.
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Lincrusta is the ultimate wall covering used in some of the most prestigious buildings and locations around the world since it was first
invented in 1877. Lincrusta is unique in the home and commercial decorations markets for classical style and durability. Lincrusta is a perfect solution for
today's interior designers, specifiers and architects. Whether you're your interior design is recreating traditional splendour or a contemporary statement,
or even a fusion of styles, Lincrusta is a fantastic wall covering.
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Gold Effect
Apply metallic coating by brush over a base coat of brown acrylic eggshell.
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Aged Metal
Apply red emulsion to white acrylic primer. Further base of black, wipe away on highlights whilst drying. Apply gilt cream (dry brush method). Cream coat highlight.
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Lincrusta is luxurious and extremely durable, with elegant designs that have stood the test of time. Lincrusta is unequalled for its combination
of classical grandeur and exceptional durability. No other wall covering has a deeper emboss or offers such timeless beauty and elegance.
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Highlighting
Apply a base coat of gold metallic emulsion over a coat of acrylic primer. Apply top coat of your chosen colour, then wipe off to highlight raised relief.
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Highlighting
Apply a base coat of gold metallic emulsion over a coat of acrylic primer. Apply top coat of your chosen colour, then wipe off to highlight raised relief.
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Lincrusta was launched in 1877 to instant success in a host of applications from royal homes to railway carriages. Heralded as the first washable
wall covering, it appealed to Victorians because of its durability and ornate effects.
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Aged Metal
Apply sage green base coat to white acrylic primer. Add top coat of black emulsion whilst drying. Gilt cream applied with cloth.
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Highlighting
Apply metallic coat over acrylic primer. Apply top coat in natural, then rub raised areas with cloth to highlight relief.
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Frederick Walton, the inventor of Lincrusta, father pioneered linoleum floor covering in the 1860's. Originally launched as
"Linoleum Muralis", it was subsequently re-named "Lincrusta-Walton" - Lin for Linum (flax, from which linseed oil is made) and Crusta (Relief),
with the inventor´s name being added to prevent other firms using the same title.
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Highlighting
Apply pale brown base coat over oil-based primer. Apply darker top coat, rub raised areas with cloth to highlight. Finish with satin varnish.
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Pink Glaze
Apply 2 coats of maroon silk emulsion to white acrylic primer base. Apply lilac glaze and wipe away excess with cloth. Apply silver glaze in same manner.
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First manufactured at Sunbury-on-Thames before production of Lincrusta moved to Darwen in 1918, Lincrusta is a classic product made from totally
natural materials to the same original formula. Now manufactured in a purpose-built unit at Morecambe, Lancashire, Lincrusta is produced traditionally using many
of the original rollers, with the same care and attention to detail as when it was first made.
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Scumble Glaze
Apply base coat of oil-based cream eggshell over oil-based primer. Apply dark oak oil-based scumble and wipe away excess from raised areas using lint-free cloth.
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Wood Effect
Brush on French walnut scumble glaze over oil-based primer. Wipe excess glaze from highlights in downward movements using soft lint-free cloth.
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We recommend that Lincrusta is installed by a decorating professional. It is important to use the correct adhesive, follow the instructions and
take care.
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Highlighting
Apply base coat of emulsion over an acrylic primer. When dry, use a soft cloth over your finger to apply gilt cream by rubbing over raised part of pattern.
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Aged Effect
Apply base coat of oil-based light green eggshell over oil-based primer. Apply darker shade of glaze and dab with lint-free cloth. Finish with clear gloss varnish.
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Multi-lingual application instructions for Lincrusta can be found here in Abobe Acrobat format: http://www.lincrusta.com/DecoratorsandTrade_HangingInstructions.Asp
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Tonal Effect
Apply oil-based deep red eggshell over oil-based primer. Then apply dark oak scumble. Polish relief, pressing harder in areas for aged effect.
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Highlighting
Apply base coat of oil-based dark red eggshell over oil-based primer. Paint relief using artist's brush with gold metallic paint. Finish with clear satin varnish.
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Highlighting
Apply base coat of water-based deep red emulsion over an acrylic primer. Using paint roller, roll over the relief with pale grey silk emulsion.
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Please contact us for the nearest recommended installer.
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