Wall panels · made in our own plant
WPC and Solid Pine Wall Panels
Nine WPC fluted and grille profiles, 150 to 200 mm wide, in woodgrain, solid and metallic finishes, plus a solid pine grille panel in our solid wood series. We make them in our own plant and load them in the same container as your door casings, skirting and boards.
WPC · nine profiles
Choose a fluted or grille WPC profile
Sizes are width × thickness in millimetres where the model number gives both. Every profile comes in several finishes; send the model number or a photo of the wall you have in mind.
Model 150
Fluted panel
150 mm wide
Model 155
High fluted panel
155 mm wide
Model 160-24
Round-hole grille
160 × 24 mm
Model 160-24
Solid grille
160 × 24 mm
Model 170
Eight-rib interlocking grille
170 mm wide
Model 170
Six-rib fluted panel
170 mm wide
Model 195-28
High fluted, perforated
195 × 28 mm
Model 200-10
Fluted panel
200 × 10 mm
Model 200
Grille panel
200 mm wide
How it’s made
See how a WPC wall panel is made
Pick a model and follow the panel through our line step by step, then take it apart to see the WPC profile, the glue and the film.
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The 3D view is not available in this browser. The steps below describe the same process.
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Wood fibre and plastic are melted together and pushed through a die, so the WPC panel comes out in one piece, ribs and clip edges included.
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A calibrator cools the profile and holds it to size. It is then cut to length.
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A thin line of hot-melt glue is rolled onto the face and both edges.
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Rollers press the woodgrain film down into every groove and over both edges. Metallic films go on the same way.
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On the wall, each panel clips over the edge of the one before, so the joint closes and the pattern runs on.
Illustration of the panel section, drawn from the product photos. Widths and thicknesses follow the model numbers where they give them; other sizes are not measured, and the glue and film are drawn thicker than they are. The perforations of model 195-28 are not drawn.
Why WPC
Built for interior walls
Clip-in installation
Panels clip into each other, so walls go up quickly with tidy, even joints.
Easy to maintain
The finished surface wipes clean and needs no painting after installation.
Moisture, rot and insects
The wood-plastic composite resists moisture, rot and insects.
Stable shape
Panels do not warp easily and keep their profile on the wall.
WPC finishes
Woodgrain, solid and metallic
Choose from woodgrain films such as walnut, teak, oak and grey, plain solid colours, or metallic finishes. Ask for the current colour card, or send a sample and we will find the closest match.
If the panels go into the same rooms as your door casings and skirting, send those finish references too so the colours can be compared side by side.
Solid wood series
Solid pine grille panels
For walls that should show real wood, we make grille panels from solid pine. The grooved face shows the natural grain and knots, and tongue-and-groove edges join the panels side by side.
Tell us the width, thickness, length and finish you need, and we confirm the profile with a sample before production.
Solid pine
Grooved face
Natural pine grain and knots on the visible face.
Solid pine
Tongue-and-groove edge
Panels join side by side for a continuous wall.
Solid pine
Back of the panel
Relief grooves run along the back.
How it’s made
See how a pine grille panel is made
Follow the panel through our line step by step, from a solid pine board to two panels joined by tongue and groove.
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Solid pine boards are dried, planed flat and ripped to width.
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A moulder cuts the grooves in the face, the tongue and groove on the edges and the relief grooves in the back. Each panel is one piece of pine.
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The face is sanded smooth and the panel stays natural pine.
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On the wall, the tongue of one panel slides into the groove of the next, so the panels join side by side.
Illustration of the panel section, drawn from the product photos. Sizes are not measured.
Ordering
One container with your other products
- Choose: send the model numbers, finishes and quantities, in pieces or square metres.
- Approve samples: we send panel samples in the finishes you picked.
- Production: the lead time for custom orders is 15–30 days.
- Loading: wall panels can share a container with door casings, skirting and boards. The minimum order is one 20ft container, and it is negotiable.
Tell us the piece length you need and whether you also need trims, corners or fixing clips, so they are packed with the panels.
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Products for the same container
Common questions about wall panels
Which WPC wall panel profiles do you make?
Nine profiles from 150 to 200 mm wide, in fluted, grille and perforated designs. The model number gives the width and thickness in mm, for example 195-28.
How are the WPC wall panels installed?
They clip in.
Are WPC wall panels moisture resistant?
Yes. WPC resists moisture, rot and insects, does not warp easily and needs little maintenance.
Do you also make solid wood wall panels?
Yes. Our solid pine grille panels are made from one solid pine board with tongue-and-groove edges, and are left natural without a coating.
Ask for wall panels
Send the WPC model numbers or a photo of the pine grille, the finish and the quantity. Add your destination, and any casings, skirting or boards for the same container.