Description
Our Alternating Tilted Planks 3D wall panels bring a calm, architectural rhythm to a plain wall. Each white PVC panel is a 50cm square carrying six long horizontal planks, stacked one above another with narrow recessed gaps between them. Every plank rises from low at one end to a raised, squared-off end at the other, and that raised end swaps sides from row to row, so the pattern steps gently left and right down the panel. The relief is 20mm deep, enough for the raised plank ends to cast clear shadows while the sloping faces stay soft.
These panels are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops. They suit a feature wall behind a bed or sofa, along a hallway or behind a reception desk or shop counter, anywhere a flat surface needs depth without adding colour. Because the planks tilt, the panel changes with the light: side light from a window picks out each raised end and draws a shadow down the slope, while softer overhead light turns the pattern into quiet horizontal bands. Laid side by side and one above another, the panels build up a wall of staggered planking. Four panels cover one square metre, which makes working out how many a wall needs simple.
Each panel is formed from a 0.8mm PVC sheet. Fitting needs no special equipment: spread adhesive on the back of the panel, press it onto the wall and cut panels to fit where the wall ends, then fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean so the wall reads as one surface. Adhesive and filler are sold separately. Once up, the panels are low maintenance and wipe clean with a damp cloth. For the strongest effect, light the wall from one side with a lamp or wall light, and keep the furniture in front of it simple so the shadows do the work.
Specification
| Pattern |
Alternating Tilted Planks |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
PVC |
| Panel Size |
50 x 50cm |
| Relief Depth |
20mm |
| Sheet Thickness |
0.8mm |
| Coverage Per Panel |
0.25m² |
| Fixing |
Adhesive (Sold Separately) |
| Joins |
Filler (Sold Separately) |
| Suitable For |
Interior Walls |
Frequently Asked
What does the Alternating Tilted Planks pattern look like?
Each panel has six long horizontal planks with narrow recessed gaps between them. Every plank slopes up to a raised, squared-off end, and the raised end alternates left and right from one row to the next.
How big is each panel and how many will I need?
Each panel is a 50 x 50cm square, and four panels cover one square metre, so measure the area of your wall and work from that figure.
How are the panels fixed to the wall?
Spread adhesive on the back of each panel and press it onto the wall, cutting panels to fit where needed. Then fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean. No special equipment is needed.
What else do I need to fit them?
You will need adhesive to fix each panel and filler to finish the joins between them. Both are sold separately, so add them to your list before you start.
Where can I use these 3D wall panels?
They are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops, and work well as a feature wall in a living room, bedroom, hallway or reception area.
How do I clean the panels?
The panels are low maintenance. A wipe with a damp cloth is all they need to keep the white surface looking fresh.