Description
Our Irregular Polygons 3D wall panels bring the broken geometry of crazy paving to a plain wall. Irregular polygons with straight, bevelled sides are spread over each panel in a random layout, divided by a web of flat bands that widen and narrow as they run between the shapes. No shape repeats within a panel, and the shapes along the edges are cut off part-way, which keeps the layout loose rather than boxed in. Each panel is a white PVC square, 50 x 50cm.
These panels are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops. Fit them as a feature wall behind a bed or sofa, along a hallway, in a hotel reception or behind a shop counter, where the pattern gives a large plain surface something to hold the eye. The relief is 17mm deep, enough for the bevelled sides to catch clear shadow: when light falls across the wall from one side, every polygon picks up a bright edge and a dark one, and the web of bands reads crisply between them. Under flatter, even light the panels settle into a quieter texture, so the same wall changes character from morning to evening.
Each panel is a 0.8mm sheet moulded into its relief. Fitting needs no special equipment: spread adhesive over the back, press the panel 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. Four panels cover one square metre, which makes it easy to work out how many a wall needs. The PVC is waterproof, and a damp cloth is all it takes to wipe the surface clean, with little else to maintain. For styling, keep what stands in front simple, perhaps a low console or a single chair, so the pattern has the wall to itself.
Specification
| Pattern |
Irregular Polygons |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
PVC |
| Panel Size |
50 x 50cm |
| Relief Depth |
17mm |
| 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 Polygons pattern look like?
Irregular polygons with straight, bevelled sides sit in a random layout much like crazy paving, separated by flat bands of uneven width, and no shape repeats within a panel.
How big is each panel and how do I work out how many I need?
Each panel measures 50 x 50cm, and four panels cover one square metre, so measure your wall in square metres to work out how many you need.
How are the panels fixed to the wall?
Spread adhesive across the back of each panel and press it onto the wall, cutting panels to fit where needed; the joins are then filled and wiped clean, with no special equipment needed.
What else do I need to fit the panels?
Alongside the panels you will need an adhesive to fix them to the wall and a filler to finish the joins, and both are bought separately.
Where can I use these 3D wall panels?
They are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops, and they work especially well as a feature wall where light falls across them from the side.
How do I keep the panels clean?
The PVC is waterproof, so a wipe with a damp cloth is all the panels need to stay clean, and they ask for very little upkeep beyond that.