Factory-direct wall, floor and formwork panels · Linyi, China

WPC Wall Panel

Solid Plain WPC Wall Panel

169x24mm

SKU: WPC-048221 SGS tested CE marked ISO 9001

Specification

Specification for Solid Plain WPC Wall Panel
Section 169 × 24 mm, flat face, supplied made to order to the wall length
Face Unbroken — no groove line to hold dust and no pattern to line up
Substrate A flat face telegraphs substrate unevenness more than a grooved face does, so pack the battens
Limit Considered from the room rather than the wall: its job is to disappear behind the furniture
Use Plain interior walls, soffits and ceilings that read as one surface
Standard SGS tested. CE documentation supplied with EU-bound orders.
Maintenance Wipe clean. No paint or oil finish required.

What this product does

  1. 1
    Flat face

    Unbroken surface with no groove to hold dust and no pattern to align

  2. 2
    Telegraphed substrate

    A flat face shows a bow in the wall that a grooved panel would hide

  3. 3
    Single plane read

    The wall finishes as one surface, so furniture and artwork sit against it

  4. 4
    Direct or battened

    Extruded hollow profile, fixed to battens or straight to a flat wall

Description

A hollow wood-plastic composite wall panel with a flat, unbroken face. It shares the 169 × 24 mm section family with the fluted and co-extruded versions, and is also produced at 154 × 17 mm and 168 × 22 mm. The difference is the face: there is no groove, so the panel has nothing to catch dust and nothing to line up beyond the joint itself.

It suits walls that should read as a single surface rather than as a pattern, and it is the usual choice for soffits, corridors and rooms where furniture is the focus. Panels fix to battens or a flat substrate and the joint closes into the profile. One thing to plan for: a flat face telegraphs an uneven substrate far more than a grooved panel does, because there is no shadow line to break the reflection. Check the wall with a straight edge and pack the battens where it is out before the first panel goes on. It is an interior product, and the wet zone above a worktop is its limit, not a shower wall.

When ordering, confirm the ceiling height and whether the wall meets a different surface at either end, because the section is hollow and every cut end needs a cap or a shadow gap to close it.

Where it is used

Gallery and display walls

A flat plane gives hung work a neutral ground with no groove competing with the frame

Boardroom walls behind screens

Nothing to catch dust or break the surface behind a display

Bedroom walls behind wardrobes

It disappears behind the joinery, which is what a full-height run needs

Soffits and ceiling margins

A flat face reads as one plane overhead, where a groove would draw a line across it

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Frequently asked

What is the minimum order?

1 × 20ft container, mixed across products where the mix suits the project. A sample box can be arranged before the first container.

Can I see a sample before ordering?

Yes. Send the product and the size you are specifying, and we will confirm the sample and the lead time for it.

Why choose a flat face over a grooved panel?

A flat face has no channel to collect dust and no line to line up, so it reads as one surface. That suits a room where the wall should disappear behind the furniture. A grooved panel does the opposite: the groove is the decoration and it also hides the joint.

Will the flat face show an uneven wall behind it?

Yes, more than a grooved panel will. There is no shadow line to break up the reflection, so a bow in the substrate shows as a bow in the finish. Check the substrate with a straight edge before fixing and pack the battens where it is out.

Can it be used behind a kitchen splashback?

Only as a splash zone above the worktop, not as the surface that takes the water. Composite resists moisture but the joint is not a waterproof membrane, so the wet area needs a proper splashback behind it.

What closes the top and bottom edge?

A matching end cap or a shadow gap against the ceiling and skirting. The section is hollow, so the cut end has to be capped before it is left visible.

Trade terms

MOQ
1 × 20ft container
Lead time
15-25 days
Payment terms
T/T 30% deposit, balance before shipment

Final packing, freight and loading plan are confirmed in writing on the order quotation.

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Technical reading

  • 50+ Countries shipped to
  • 2003 Established
  • 20,000 m² factory area
  • 20 Production lines
  • 80 Employees
  • 15 Product lines
  • 5M m² annual capacity

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