Manufacturer and applicator of liquid wallpaper (cotton plaster) with LED design and stone pine for residential and commercial spaces
WEMA Flüssigtapete e.K.
Buttenheim (Im Gewerbepark 37)New on Amplifa
About WEMA Flüssigtapete
WEMA Flüssigtapete e.K. is a company founded in 1980 and based in Buttenheim (Bavaria) that specialises in liquid wallpaper, also known as cotton plaster. The product consists of a mixture of cotton fibres, textile and natural fibres, bound with a water-soluble adhesive, and is applied directly to walls and ceilings with a plastic trowel. The range includes over 150 designs, among others with bamboo or silk fibres, in metallic look and white tones, as well as the variants liquid wallpaper with stone pine and the combination with LED fleece for lighting effects. The liquid wallpaper offers crack-bridging properties, sound and thermal insulation, regulates indoor humidity and is antistatic as well as repairable at any time. In addition to private customers, WEMA serves the hotel/catering, trade fair and shopfitting sectors as well as kindergartens and schools. The service offering ranges from on-site consultation and quantity calculation by WEMA design consultants and an online configurator to application and distribution via retail partners.
- Site
- Buttenheim
- Processes
- Application of liquid wallpaper (cotton plaster) on walls and ceilings, Installation of LED fleece in combination with liquid wallpaper, Priming with WEMA-Bon and WEMA-Sand, On-site consultation and quantity calculation by WEMA design consultants, On-site consultation by WEMA design consultants, Free quotation request / WEMA configurator, Application of liquid wallpaper (cotton plaster), Installation of LED fleece combined with liquid wallpaper
- Materials
- Liquid wallpaper (cotton plaster), Cotton fibres, Textile & natural fibres, Stone pine (liquid wallpaper + stone pine), Bamboo fibres (design variant), Silk fibres (design variant), LED fleece, Stone pine
- Founded
- 1980
- Industries
- Private customers/residential, Hotel/catering, Trade fair and shopfitting, Kindergartens/schools
- 01
Consultation and quantity calculation (WEMA design consultant)
- 02
Quotation calculation via WEMA configurator
- 03
Priming with WEMA-Bon and WEMA-Sand
- 04
Application of the liquid wallpaper with a plastic trowel
- 05
Installation of LED fleece and accessories (optional)
- 06
Distribution via retail partners
Materials & Substances
Liquid wallpaper (cotton plaster)
Wall and ceiling coating made of cotton, textile and natural fibres with water-soluble adhesive, crack-bridging as well as sound- and thermally insulating.
Cotton fibres
Main component of the liquid wallpaper for texture and appearance.
Stone pine
Design variant liquid wallpaper + stone pine for sustainable, cosy living.
Bamboo fibres
Design variant for individual surface design.
Silk fibres
Design variant in pastel and white tones as well as metallic look.
LED fleece
Can be combined with all WEMA designs; standard widths 45, 60, 90 and 135 cm with an LED panel height of 220 cm, cuttable.
Location
Buttenheim
DEHeadquarters
- Materials
- Liquid wallpaper (cotton plaster), LED fleece
Components & Applications
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application of liquid wallpaper (cotton plaster) on walls and ceilingsSurface | – | – | – | – | Cotton fibres, Textile fibres, Natural fibres, Water-soluble adhesive |
| Installation of LED fleece in combination with liquid wallpaperSurface | – | 220 cm (LED panel height) × 45, 60, 90 and 135 cm (standard widths) × 220 cm | – | – | LED fleece |
| Priming with WEMA-Bon and WEMA-SandSurface | – | – | – | – | WEMA-Bon, WEMA-Sand, Felt adhesive |
| On-site consultation and quantity calculation by WEMA design consultantsEngineering | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
History
- 1980
Hans Heinz Maier applied liquid wallpaper for the first time in his own staircase; rising demand led to today's company WEMA Flüssigtapete, which grew out of the furniture and kitchen trade.