Description
Our Interlocking Rounded Rectangles 3D wall panels bring a calm geometric pattern to a plain wall. Raised outlines of rounded rectangles, mostly upright and in a mix of sizes, are scattered across a flat ground. Some cross one another like links in a chain, with a very shallow, flat rounded rectangle behind two of them. Half-frames run off all four edges, so when panels meet they complete further rectangles across the joins and the pattern carries on across the wall. Each one is a white PVC 50cm square with a relief 11mm deep, which throws soft, clear shadows while keeping the wall restful.
They are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops. A feature wall behind a bed or sofa, a reception desk or a shop counter suits them well, because the pattern is lively without being loud. In a living room or bedroom the open outlines read as a relaxed, modern texture. In an office or hotel corridor they add interest to a long run of wall. The white relief changes with the light: side light from a window or a wall washer sharpens the shadows along each rounded bar, while soft overhead light lets the shapes settle back into a gentle pattern. Working out how many a wall needs is simple, since four panels cover one square metre.
Each panel is formed from a 0.8mm sheet. Fitting needs no special equipment: spread adhesive on the back of the panel and press it onto the wall, cut panels to fit at the edges, then fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean. Adhesive and filler are sold separately. Once up, they are low maintenance and wipe clean with a damp cloth. Start the first panel at the centre of the wall and work outwards, so the cut pieces fall evenly at either end.
Specification
| Pattern |
Interlocking Rounded Rectangles |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
PVC |
| Panel Size |
50 x 50cm |
| Relief Depth |
11mm |
| 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 Interlocking Rounded Rectangles pattern look like?
Raised outlines of rounded rectangles in a mix of sizes sit on a flat ground. Some cross like chain links, and a very shallow flat rectangle sits behind two of them.
How do I work out how many panels I need?
Each panel is 50 x 50cm, so four panels cover one square metre. Measure your wall in square metres and allow four panels for each one.
How are the panels fixed to the wall?
You spread adhesive on the back of each panel and press it firmly onto the wall. No special equipment is needed, so it is a straightforward job.
What else will I need to fit them?
You will need to buy adhesive to fix the panels and filler for the joins. Both are bought separately from the panels themselves.
Can I cut the panels to fit my wall?
Yes, the panels can be cut to fit at the edges of the wall. Once they are up, you fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean for a neat finish.
How do I clean the panels?
They are low maintenance. A wipe with a damp cloth is all they need to keep the white relief looking fresh.