SEG frames.
Printed, sewn, fitted.

SEG stands for silicone edge graphic. A thin silicone strip is sewn around the edge of a printed fabric panel, and that strip presses into a groove running the length of an aluminium extrusion. The fabric pulls drum-tight against the frame, so there is no visible fixing, no ripple and no hardware in the sightline. Changing the graphic means pulling one edge out and pressing the next one in — minutes, no tools, and the frame stays on the wall.

The number in each profile name is its depth in millimetres, and that is the specification that matters. Deeper extrusions resist deflection over longer spans, so a wide graphic that would bow in a 19 mm profile holds flat in an 80 mm one. Depth also creates the cavity that LEDs need, which is why the illuminated profiles start at 60 mm rather than at the bottom of the range.

Beyond depth there are two questions. Single or double sided — double-sided profiles take a graphic on each face, which is what you want for anything hanging in open space or read from both directions. And lit or unlit — backlit frames need a textile made for transmission rather than reflection, so the fabric choice follows the frame choice rather than the other way round.

If you already own frames from another manufacturer you do not need new hardware. We sew silicone edge to your existing keder spec and print the graphic to fit.

• SYS Décor System
• 19mm Slim 19 Single sided · Non lit
• 19mm Activate 19 Single sided · Non lit
• 30mm Retro 30 Single sided · Non lit
• 44mm Activate 44 Double sided · Non lit
• 44mm Double 44 Double sided · Non lit
• 50mm Double 50 Double sided · Non lit
• 60mm Lightbox 60 Backlit · Illuminated
• 80mm Activate 80 Double sided · Non lit
• 80mm Double 80 Double sided · Non lit
• 90mm Lightbox 90 Edge lit · Illuminated
• 100mm Double 100 Edge lit · Illuminated
• 160mm Activate 160 Edge lit · Illuminated
• 160mm Double 160 Edge lit · Illuminated