Terms of use

Who provides the service

MATERIALHAUS is provided by Serdar Aydın, an individual based in Türkiye. For anything in these terms, write to support@materialhaus.com

What this covers

MATERIALHAUS is the software you are using and the site it is served from. Output means anything the software produces from your instructions: the seamless maps, the Revit and AutoCAD patterns, the SVG and DXF, the cutouts, the metadata and the package they arrive in. Source material means an image you upload, or a scanned surface you pick from the catalogue.

Using the software means accepting these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use it.

What you may do with the output

Output you generate is yours to use, including commercially, in the work an architect or designer normally does with a material: renders and visualisations, models, drawings and drawing sheets, presentations, and printed documents.

You do not need to credit MATERIALHAUS, and no licence expires. An asset you made stays usable whatever happens to your plan afterwards.

Two things you may not do, because they are not ours to permit:

• Resell or redistribute the output as a texture library, a texture pack, or a stock asset — that is competing with the tool using the tool.
• Use output made from a source material you do not have the rights to. Uploading somebody else's photograph does not give you rights to what comes out of it.

Catalogue surfaces and third-party rights

The scanned-material catalogue comes from Poly Haven under the CC0 public domain dedication. Those surfaces carry no restriction from us or from them. Every package records which catalogue source it started from, its author and its licence, in material.json — so the provenance of a material is still readable years later.

Where a package says nothing about a catalogue source, the surface was generated procedurally or from your own upload, and no third party has a claim on it.

What the output is accurate enough for

This is the section to read before a material reaches a live project, and it is written plainly on purpose.

• Colour is not calibrated. A material on a screen is not a sample in a hand, and nothing here is colour-managed against a physical standard. Do not specify a finish or approve a colour from what you see here.
• PBR maps are measured only where a scan supplies them. When you start from a scanned catalogue surface, its published roughness, ambient occlusion and height are used, and the package records which channels those were. Otherwise every channel is derived from colour — an informed estimate, not a measurement. The package says which, map by map.
• The Revit pattern has not been validated inside Revit. It passes its numerical geometry tests and it is compiled from the same millimetres as the image, but it has not been imported into Revit and checked. Treat it as a draft and verify it in your own target version before you rely on it.
• Dimensions are what you specified, not what was surveyed. The software carries your millimetres faithfully through every export. It does not know whether those millimetres match a real product.

We accept no liability for drawings, models, schedules, orders or decisions made on the basis of output from this software. Check it the way you would check anything else entering a project.

What you upload

Uploaded images are stored privately in your workspace and processed by our generation server only to produce and re-produce your asset. None is sent to an AI or image-generation service. The privacy page says where each of them is kept.

You must have the rights to what you upload. Do not upload anything unlawful, or any image of a person who has not agreed to appear in a cutout you will publish.

Accounts

An account keeps your workspace separate from everyone else's. Your email address is confirmed with a link, or the account is created with Google. You are responsible for your password; if you forget it, ask for a reset link from the sign-in screen. You can delete the account and everything in it from your account page. For anything else about your account, write to support@materialhaus.com

We may suspend an account that is being used to evade limits or to generate at a scale the server cannot serve to everyone else.

Fair use of the service

No plan limits the number of generations. One job runs at a time per account; a busy renderer answers “busy” rather than queueing forever. We may set a generation limit on, or stop generation for, an account whose use keeps the service from others; its library and downloads stay open. Automating the service to extract the catalogue or to generate in bulk is not permitted.

Payment

Pro and Team are sold through Paddle.com Market Limited (“Paddle”), our reseller and merchant of record: you buy from Paddle, which takes the payment, issues the invoice and collects the tax, and Paddle's buyer terms apply as well. A subscription renews by itself every month or every year until it is cancelled. Cancel at any time under Account → Billing → Manage subscription; the plan stays until the end of the period you paid for. Prices are on the pricing page; tax is added at checkout. Refunds follow the refund policy. paddle.com/legal/checkout-buyer-terms

Pricing · Refund policy

The software itself

The service is provided as it is, without warranty that it will be available, uninterrupted or free of faults. Assets you have already downloaded are files on your own disk and are unaffected by the service being unavailable.

Changes and contact

These terms may change. The date at the top says when they last did. For anything about them, about licensing, or about a use not described here, write before relying on an assumption: support@materialhaus.com