Irregular Faceted Crystal 3D PVC Wall Panels 50 x 50cm - White

Our Irregular Faceted Crystal 3D wall panels cover a wall in angular shapes that look like cut crystal. Each shape is built from flat triangular facets meeting at sharp ridges, and the shapes sit together in a random mosaic, separated by narrow flat channels, with no shape repeating within a panel. The relief is 25mm deep, so every facet meets the light at its own angle. Each panel is a 50 x 50cm square of white PVC, and its edge steps around the outlines of the shapes so neighbouring panels interlock and the mosaic runs on from one to the next.

These panels are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops. At home they make a feature wall behind a sofa, a bed or a dining table; in a hotel reception, an office or a shop they give a plain wall something people notice as they pass. Because the depth sits in crisp ridges rather than soft curves, the pattern changes with the light through the day. Daylight from a window to one side throws shadows across the facets and picks out every ridge, while light from straight ahead softens the relief to a quiet, even texture.

Each panel is formed from a 0.8mm sheet. Fitting needs no special equipment: spread adhesive on the back, press the panel onto the wall, and cut panels to fit at corners and edges. Once they are up, the joins are filled with filler and wiped clean. Four panels cover one square metre, the figure to work from when measuring your wall. Adhesive and filler are sold separately. They are waterproof and low maintenance, and a wipe with a damp cloth keeps them clean. Run them across a whole wall, corner to corner, and keep the furniture in front simple so the facets hold the eye.

What does the Irregular Faceted Crystal pattern look like?

It is a random mosaic of angular shapes, each made of flat triangular facets meeting at sharp ridges like cut crystal, with narrow flat channels between them and no shape repeated within a panel.

How big is each panel and how much wall does it cover?

Each panel is a 50 x 50cm square, and four of them cover one square metre, which is the easiest figure to use when measuring up a wall.

How are these 3D wall panels fixed to the wall?

Spread adhesive across the back of the panel and press it onto the wall, then fill the joins between panels with filler and wipe them clean. No special equipment is needed.

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, as neither comes with the panels themselves.

Can the panels be cut to fit?

Yes, they cut to fit, so you can trim panels to finish neatly at corners and along the edges of a wall.

How do I clean the panels?

Wipe them over with a damp cloth. The PVC is waterproof and low maintenance, so dust comes away without any fuss.