FLUTTED PVC WALL PANELS
The PVC wall panels are panels with linear designs made of engineered composites with a natural wood finish. A great way to emphasise and bring focus onto a wall in an interior space.
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OUR PVC Fluted panels are panels with linear designs made of engineered composites with a natural wood finish. This gives them the appearance and texture of natural wood while also being water resistant, termite and mould repellent. As they are low maintenance, eco-friendly and durable, THE PVC fluted panels are unique for residential and commercial panelling and feature walls.
Each panels comes in a 17cm x 2.9m size.
They also come in a variety of colours and can also be painted to any colour.
A simple fluted wall panel can be used to add focus to a bedroom or to create an interesting living room wall design in a home, or to attract visitors to a reception in a hotel or office space.
Fluted panels are an eco friendly alternative to traditional wood panels in interior design. They fit well into a minimalist, contemporary or Scandinavian design style, and can be used in all spaces - to create a modern home office or as part of a contemporary kitchen design, in a modern restaurant design or as a feature in a Scandinavian boutique hotel design. The panels provide designers and homeowners with an elegant looking space which comes together easily.
Read more about our PVC Fluted wall panels by Downloading our Catalog
AVAILABLE COLOR OPTIONS
We currently have 4 panel options available, an that Is as follows
1. W61: This is a plain black panel
2. W75: This is a dark blue panel suitable for accent wall finishes.
3. W73: This is a charcoal color panel (dark grey)
4. W62: This is a plain light grey panel
5. W34: This Is a oak brown colour panel with a natural wood grain texture
Each panel comes in a 17cm (w) x 2.9m (h) size.
PANEL PRICING
Each PVC Fluted panel is selling for R450 per panel.
We however have a special price for wholesellers and distributors.
To work out how many panels you will need, you need to divide the width of your wall by 16. For example, if the width of your wall is 3meters, you will simply work it out as 300/16. This will give you how many panels will be enough to cover that area.