Description
Our Concentric Corner Arcs 3D wall panels place two groups of rounded arcs face to face on a 50cm square. In the top left and bottom right corners, a flat quarter disc is ringed by soft concentric bands that reach about halfway along the edges, so the arcs bulge towards one another and almost meet at the centre. Between them, a smooth, gently undulating band runs diagonally from the bottom left corner to the top right, narrowing as it passes through the middle. The panels are white PVC with a relief 20mm deep, enough for the raised arcs to cast soft shadows when light comes from the side.
They are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops, and they suit anyone who wants a feature wall with movement rather than colour. Run them behind a sofa or bed, along a hallway, or behind a reception desk or shop counter. Repeated across a wall, the curves build a gentle wave-like rhythm, and as daylight shifts or lamps come on, the pattern reads differently through the day, from clear shadow to a quiet, almost flat surface. Four panels cover one square metre, which makes it simple to work out how many a wall needs.
Each panel is a 0.8mm sheet shaped into its relief. To fit them, spread adhesive on the back of each panel and press it onto the wall; the panels cut to fit at edges and corners, and the joins are filled with filler, then wiped clean, with no special equipment needed. Adhesive and filler are sold separately. Once up, they are waterproof and low maintenance, and a damp cloth keeps them clean. Keep the furnishings in front of them plain, so the curves hold the eye.
Specification
| Pattern |
Concentric Corner Arcs |
| 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 Concentric Corner Arcs pattern look like?
Two opposite corners each hold a flat quarter disc ringed by rounded bands, and these arcs curve towards each other either side of a smooth diagonal band that narrows at the centre.
What size are the panels and how much do they cover?
Each panel is a 50 x 50cm square, and four panels cover one square metre of wall, which is the figure to work from when planning.
How are the panels fixed to the wall?
You spread adhesive across the back of each panel and press it onto the wall, and no special equipment is needed for the job.
Do I need to buy anything else to put them up?
Yes, you will need adhesive to fix the panels and filler for the joins, and as neither comes with the panels it is worth buying both at the same time.
Can the panels be cut to fit?
Yes, they cut to fit at edges and corners, and once they are up the joins are filled with filler and wiped clean for a neat finish.
Where can I use these 3D wall panels?
They are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops, and they work well as a feature wall where light falls across them from the side.