Wall panels can be made from solid wood, engineered wood (MDF, HDF), PVC, metal or composite materials. Each material has its own characteristics in terms of cost, durability, appearance and suitability for different environments.

Pros / Cons:

• Pros: A wide variety allows you to select based on budget, ambience, acoustics or moisture resistance.

• Cons: Some materials (e.g., MDF) may be less moisture-resistant; others (e.g., PVC) may cost more or have limited design texture. CTA: If you’re unsure which material fits your space, contact us for a free consultation.

Lifespan depends on material quality, installation, environmental factors (humidity, sunlight, impact). Well-installed wood or high-grade PVC panels can last for many years (10-20+).

Surfaces must be clean, dry, flat. Old paint or wallpaper may need removal, walls may need smoothing. If wrapping, the panel surface should be free of damage and properly primed if required.

Yes, provided you choose appropriate materials (e.g., moisture-resistant PVC, treated wood, metal) and finish correctly. For wrapped panels, film and adhesive must handle moisture and heat. We apply fully water proof & humidity materials that help maintain your cladding for many years to come.

From smooth painted panels to fluted, ribbed, 3D textured panels, wood tones, matt colours, high-gloss, metallic finishes, our designs offer painted and wrapped options that can create many styles.

Maintenance varies by finish: painted panels might need touch-up or repainting;

Wrapped panels require gentle cleaning (wipe-down, avoid harsh abrasives) so film edges don’t lift.

Pros / Cons:

• Pros: Many panels are low-maintenance; their finish can hide wall damage and make cleaning easier.

• Cons: Some textured finishes attract dust; wrap film can be more sensitive to impact or heat.

We provide a maintenance guide for your specific panel finish.