RAL sample book

RAL paint color palette – a universally used color marking system

The RAL color chart owes its name to the German institute that developed it, the Reichs-Ausschuß für Lieferbedingungen und Gütesicherung. Initially containing only 40 items, it immediately gained widespread popularity among color professionals. Over time, the palette was expanded, and now boasts a rich selection of over 200 precisely labeled colors.

Color selection determined by standards

The RAL color chart is a standard for precisely identifying individual color shades. It is used by professionals working in various industries, construction, and interior design. The system's uniformity, global availability, and clear color presentation facilitate the selection of appropriate colors that meet the investor's guidelines and the requirements of a given project.

Extensive RAL palette – the sample book is the key to making the right purchases

When searching for specialized paints for roofs, floors, interiors, or exteriors, it's important to consider both technical parameters and colors. These are the investor's priority—their appropriate selection is the foundation for job satisfaction. To this end, we present a list of RAL colors , which you can use to consult with the client and verify the suitability of individual shades and their compatibility with the project. Using the RAL palette, you can select paint colors for interiors and exteriors, as well as floors, water reservoirs, specialized facilities, and road infrastructure elements.

A safe purchase with the RAL sample book

The accurate selection of paint shades is crucial for both large and small projects. Therefore, it's important to use precise color samples , which minimize the risk of errors and ensure compliance with project guidelines. Remember that when verifying a shade on a monitor, you must consider parameters such as screen contrast and brightness. To ensure accurate color matching, order the original RAL K7 Classic sample in paper format . If you visit our branch, you can borrow one on-site for a deposit. It will help you assess subtle differences between similar shades, allowing you to perfectly match the final color to your specific project.