Description
These 3D wall panels bring a broken geometric pattern of large flat facets to a plain wall. Each panel is set with irregular triangles and four- and five-sided shapes, every one tilted at its own angle and mostly set apart by narrow bevelled grooves that run in straight lines in many directions. About fifteen facets fill each panel with no repeat within it, and the largest reach roughly half its width, so the surface reads as a single free composition rather than a grid. The facets stand in a relief 12mm deep. Each panel is white PVC, a 50 x 50cm square.
We see these on interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops: behind a bed or a sofa, along a hallway, in a reception area or behind a shop counter. On a feature wall the pattern changes with the light. Light falling across the wall from a window or a lamp at the side catches the facets tilted towards it and leaves the bevelled grooves in shade, and at that depth the shadows stay moderate and crisp, so the geometry shows without crowding the room. Head-on light softens it to a quieter play of planes. Four panels cover one square metre, which keeps working out how many a wall needs simple.
Each panel is made from a 0.8mm PVC sheet. Fitting needs no special equipment: spread adhesive on the panel's back, press it onto the wall, cut panels to fit at edges and corners, then fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean. Adhesive and filler are sold separately. PVC is waterproof and low maintenance, so a damp cloth is all the facets need. For a balanced wall, we would start with a whole panel at the centre and work outwards, and keep a side lamp or wall light nearby so the facets have something to catch after dark.
Specification
| Pattern |
Irregular Faceted Polygons |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
PVC |
| Panel Size |
50 x 50cm |
| Relief Depth |
12mm |
| 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 Irregular Faceted Polygons pattern look like?
It is made of large flat facets in irregular triangles and four- or five-sided shapes, each tilted at its own angle and divided by narrow bevelled grooves, with no repeat inside a panel.
How big is each panel and how many will I need?
Each panel is a 50cm square, and four of them cover one square metre, so measure your wall in square metres to work out your order.
How are the panels fixed to the wall?
You spread adhesive across the back of each panel and press it onto the wall, then fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean. No special equipment is needed.
Do the panels come with adhesive?
No. You will need adhesive to fix the panels and filler for the joins, and both are bought separately from the panels themselves.
Can I cut the panels to fit around edges?
Yes, the panels can be cut to fit, so you can trim them neatly where the wall meets a corner, a ceiling or a skirting board.
How do I clean these 3D wall panels?
The PVC is waterproof and low maintenance, so wiping the panels over with a damp cloth keeps the facets and the grooves between them clean.