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Mildew-resistant WPC Wall Panel 84mm — wall panel

WPC Wall Panel

Mildew-resistant WPC Wall Panel 84mm

84 × 8 mm section · interior wall

SKU: WPC-125779 SGS tested CE marked ISO 9001
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Specification

Specification for Mildew-resistant WPC Wall Panel 84mm
Section 84 × 8 mm narrow board, supplied made to order to the wall length
Joint count Roughly twice as many joints per metre as a 169 mm board — set out from a centre line
Batten spacing Closer centres than a wide board, because each batten carries more joints
Compound Mildew-resistant formulation for damp rooms
Use Column casings, ceiling borders and bands between two finishes — not bulk cladding
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
    Narrow 84 mm face

    Board width that puts roughly twice the joints per metre of a 169 mm panel

  2. 2
    Joint as the pattern

    The joint rhythm becomes the design, so the set-out is the drawing

  3. 3
    Mildew-resistant compound

    Formulated for damp rooms, on a closed-cell core behind it

  4. 4
    Closer batten centres

    Each batten carries more joints, so centres come in tighter than a wide board

Description

A narrow wood-plastic composite wall board, 84 × 8 mm, in a mildew-resistant formulation for damp rooms. It belongs to the same hollow-section family as the wide panels, but at 84 mm face width the arithmetic of a wall changes: you get roughly twice the joints per metre that a 169 mm board gives.

That makes it a design product rather than a bulk cladding. It is the right call where the joint rhythm is the point — column casings, ceiling borders, a band between two finishes, or a wall that should read as finely divided rather than plain. On a large flat elevation the joint count drives installation time and it stops being economical. Panels fix to battens and the joint closes into the profile; because each batten carries more joints, centres come in closer than for a wide board, so the batten layout has to be settled with the installer before anything is fixed. The mildew-resistant compound suits a bathroom or a basement, but it protects the board rather than the cavity, so the wall behind still has to be dry and ventilated.

Set out from a centre line when ordering, and confirm batten centres at the same time, since the two decisions are what make a narrow board look deliberate instead of busy.

Where it is used

Column casings

A narrow board wraps a column without a wide face distorting around the corner

Ceiling borders

Runs around the ceiling margin where a wide panel would look clumsy

Bands between two finishes

A narrow band separates tile from paint without a shadow-gap detail

Cabinet and wardrobe returns

Small return faces that a 169 mm board cannot cover without cutting

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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.

How do you handle the joint on an 84 mm board?

The joint is the same interlocking detail as the wide boards, but at 84 mm face width there are twice as many of them per metre of wall. Set out from a centre line and let the joints land on a regular rhythm, because an 84 mm board shows an inconsistent joint far more than a 169 mm one does.

Where is a narrow board the right call?

Where the joint rhythm is part of the design: column casings, ceiling borders, a band between two finishes, or a wall that has to look finely divided rather than plain. For a large flat wall it is the wrong product economically, because the joint count drives the installation time.

Does a narrow board need more battens?

Yes. Each batten carries more joints, so centres come in closer than for a wide board. Confirm the layout with the installer before the battens are fixed, because relocating them afterwards is the expensive part.

Does the mildew-resistant compound change the fixing?

No, the fixing is the same. What changes is that the room should still be ventilated behind the panel — the compound protects the board, it does not dry out a damp cavity.

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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