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Robot painting · London · from early 2027

Big walls painted by your deadline.

A painting robot and operator join your crew for the large surfaces, up to 150 m² an hour. Your painters prep and finish. Not done, not billed.

We open in the Nordics in early 2027. London bookings decide when London is next.

Robot footage: [OEM credit, if required]

Why painting firms book it

The robot takes the open walls and ceilings. Your crew keeps the work that needs a painter's eye.

150 m²/h

Faster on the big surfaces

The robot sprays up to 150 m² of open wall an hour. A painter with a roller covers about [N].

Prep · Finish

Your painters stay on the craft

Prep, cutting in and the finish stay with your crew. The robot takes the open walls above the ladder line.

Same crew · more jobs

Never turn a job down

Crew fully booked, or a painter off sick? The robot carries the big surfaces, so you can still say yes.

1 robot · 1 operator

Nothing new to manage

The robot arrives with its own operator from the trade. Your site manager books the days; we run the machine.

Your crew stops waiting for paint to dry

Your painters prep, the robot sprays, your painters finish. While the robot works, they're somewhere else.

Today · one crew does it all

Prep
Coat 1
Dry
Coat 2
Dry
Finish

With the robot · your crew

Prep
Free for the next job
Finish
← Handed over

The robot

Sprays the walls

Same walls, same finish. The waiting for paint to dry disappears, and the hours the robot sprays are hours your crew spends on the next section or the next site.

Booking takes three steps

  1. Tell us the job: m², deadline and site postcode.
  2. We email a call slot within 2 working days. On the call we work out a price per m² for your walls.
  3. Robot and operator arrive on the booked days.

Questions site managers ask

Not answered here? Call [[phone]] or email hello@wallklar.com.

What jobs fit?

Open walls and ceilings from about 300 m²: warehouses, sports halls, offices, garages, shopping centres, and whole apartment floors with several flats ready at once. Single rooms and feature finishes stay manual.

What do my painters do while the robot sprays?

Prep the next section and finish the last one. Cutting in, filling, edges, touch-ups and the sign-off stay with your crew.

Will this cost my painters their work?

No. Your painters run the first and last lane of every section, and the robot takes the overhead hours that wear out shoulders and backs. The days it frees go to your next job, not to fewer painters.

Who supplies the paint?

You do, from your usual supplier, to the spec our operator sends with the price.

How much notice do you need?

[4] weeks for a booked day. Changes are free up to the 48-hour readiness check.

Can one of my own painters run the robot?

Yes. An experienced painter from your crew can train as the operator. We go through training and the day price on the call.

Can I buy or rent the robot?

We sell robot days, not robots. If you end up wanting your own, we introduce you to the manufacturer.

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