Stamp

Stamp turns a plasterboard wall or ceiling into a canvas for light. Each piece is a custom luminous shape supplied already embedded in a section of Backlight plasterboard, so the light reads as part of the finished surface rather than a fixture: once the joints are taped, plastered and painted, only the glowing shape remains. The Performance line offers stars, drops and hearts as standard shapes, while the Decorative line opens the system to initials, icons, reading-lamp silhouettes and any other graphic the designer supplies as a vector file. The illuminated face can also be printed with UV technology from a high-resolution image, making Stamp suitable for custom signage, branded motifs and playful accents in children's rooms. Three standard sizes are offered: a 304.8 × 304.8 mm lighting area in a 381 × 381 mm surface cut, 304.8 × 685.8 mm in a 381 × 762 mm cut, and 508 × 508 mm in a 584.2 × 584.2 mm cut. Stamp can also be made to measure; the manufacturer shows a case study with an 1800 × 600 mm lighting area. Versions are available for 12.5 mm (1/2 in) and 16 mm (5/8 in) plasterboard. Installation follows standard drywall practice. The installer cuts the opening with the supplied template, fixes the unit with Backlight's perforated metal clips, brings out the cable from the remote 24V DC driver, then tapes, plasters and paints over the joints before removing the protective film. The Performance shapes draw 18 to 30W and deliver 1200 to 2000 lm depending on the model, with CRI above 95 (above 90 for dim-to-warm). Static white, tunable white, dim-to-warm, RGB, RGBW and RGBTW options are listed, and the assembly is rated IP40 for dry locations and IK10.