What to Send for a Logo Film on UV Marble Sheets

A logo on the protective film of a PVC UV marble sheet is a full-container request in the staff FAQ. It is not an automatic extra on every small shipment. Send the artwork, the print method you expect, the film color, and a clear approval step together with the container plan. The sheets themselves are on the PVC marble wall panel collection.

Can the protective film carry a logo?

Yes, as a request, when the order is a full container. The staff draft says logo protective film can be customized for full-container orders. Read "can be requested" rather than "every order includes it." A logo is printed onto a film that is there to protect the sheet until installation. It is not a second decorative face, and it is not the marble pattern itself.

If the shipment is smaller than a full container, do not assume the same film print is available. Ask with the actual quantity. This page will not invent a cutoff below a full container, because the FAQ does not give one. The safe procurement line is: full container, logo film is in scope to quote; anything smaller, ask before you promise the mark to your customer.

The sheet pattern and the film mark are easy to confuse in a slide. The pattern is the product. The mark is temporary packaging print. Say which one you mean in the first line of the email.

What do you need to send?

Send four things. Artwork in a file the printer can open, with the mark at the size you expect on the film. The print method you think you want, even if you only know "one color" or "a repeat logo," so the factory can correct you. The film color, because a white mark on a clear film is a different job from a dark mark. An approval step: who looks at the first printed piece, and what "accepted" means.

Name the sheet. A board such as the Calacatta-look UV marble sheet tells production which face is under the film. "Marble sheet" does not. If two patterns share a container, say whether both films carry the logo or only one.

Leave commercial terms on the quote. This page does not set order minimums, timing, or money. Those numbers are not stable enough to publish from the FAQ, and the FAQ itself says to confirm them per order. Your job here is the artwork package, not a public rate card.

What should the request table include?

Use the table as the body of the message. A paragraph that says "please add our logo" produces a round of questions. A filled table produces a quote or a clear no.

In this teaching setup, a brand owner wants the film marked before a full container leaves. They have a vector logo and a one-color preference, and they have not chosen who signs the approval. The request is incomplete until that person is named. Printing a container of film and arguing afterward is the expensive version of a missing cell. The example is a form, not a SONSILL shipment.

The wider product story is already on the UV marble sheet buyer guide. Use that guide to understand the sheet. Use this page only for the film mark. Private-label cartons are a different job again; do not bury a film logo inside a carton redesign.

What can you promise a customer today?

You can promise to ask for logo film on a full container, with artwork and an approval step. You cannot promise that a small first shipment carries the same film, and you cannot publish a print charge from this page. That is the boundary. It matches the staff note and does not add a second one.

Ready to request logo film? Send the handle, the container plan, the artwork, and the name of the approver. Use WhatsApp quote or the contact page. You receive a film quote or a statement that the quantity is outside the full-container note.