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Painting Works
Digitize your painting projects. Interior, exterior, facade renovation - before/after photos, surfaces, client signature, PDF report.
Free 7-Day TrialTypes of Painting Works
Interior
Walls, ceilings, woodwork, radiators
Exterior
Facade, shutters, gate, fence
Facade Renovation
Facade, render, plaster, insulation
Decorating
Wallpaper, decorative plaster, patina
New Build
New construction, finishing
Renovation
Refurbishment, refresh
Industrial
Floor, marking, protection
Wood Treatment
Stain, varnish, protection
Features for Painters
Job Sheet
Complete template: surfaces, paint type, number of coats, color references.
Before/After Photos
Document the initial condition and final result with timestamped photos.
Surface Calculation
Record treated surfaces for each room or area.
Client Signature
Validation of completed work on mobile.
Offline Mode
Works on-site without a connection.
PDF Report
Professional document with comparison photos.
Frequently Asked Questions
What DTU standards apply to painting work?+
European REACH regulation limits hazardous substances. VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) labeling is mandatory (directive 2004/42/EC): interior matt wall paints <=30 g/L, gloss <=100 g/L. NF Environment or European Ecolabel certifies low-impact products. French regulation requires indoor air emission labeling (A+ to C) for construction and decoration products.
How to interpret paint finish levels (A, B, C)?+
Level C (standard): homogeneous appearance without pursuit of perfection, substrate defects remain visible under raking light. Suitable for technical rooms, parking, cellars. Level B (quality): regular surface, substrate defects corrected. Standard for residential and offices. Level A (high quality): perfectly smooth surface, no defect visible even under raking light. Required for prestige lobbies, showrooms. Price increases significantly from C to A.
What are the regulatory drying times between coats?+
DTU 59.1 requires compliance with drying times indicated by the manufacturer on the product data sheet. General guidelines: acrylic paint (water-based) 2-4h between coats, glycero paint (solvent-based) 12-24h, epoxy 12-16h, polyurethane 16-24h. Drying depends on temperature (min 5C, optimal 15-25C), humidity (<80% RH) and ventilation. Painting outside these conditions constitutes a workmanship defect.
Lead in old paints: what regulations apply?+
Lead-based paints (white lead) have been banned since 1949. The CREP (Lead Exposure Risk Assessment) is mandatory for housing built before 1949 upon sale or rental. If the CREP reveals lead at concentration >1 mg/cm2 in degraded condition, the owner must carry out risk elimination works. Work on lead paints requires specific protection measures (decree of May 12, 2009): containment, PPE, waste management.
What environmental standards apply to paints?+
Le règlement européen REACH limite les substances dangereuses. L'étiquetage COV (Composés Organiques Volatils) est obligatoire (directive 2004/42/CE) : peintures murales intérieures mates ≤30 g/L, brillantes ≤100 g/L. Le label NF Environnement ou Écolabel européen garantit des produits à faible impact. La réglementation française impose l'étiquetage des émissions dans l'air intérieur (A+ à C) pour les produits de construction et de décoration.