Stepped Concentric Squares 3D PVC Wall Panels 50 x 50cm - White

Our Stepped Concentric Squares 3D wall panels bring the look of a coffered ceiling to a plain wall. Each white PVC panel is a 50 x 50cm square holding a single geometric motif: several nested square frames with mitred corners step inwards from the edge, tier by tier, to a plain, flat square at the centre. Because the motif fills the whole panel, the pattern repeats once per panel, so a run of them lines up into a tidy grid of framed squares. The relief is 20mm deep, deep enough for each step to cast a clear shadow.

They suit interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops, and they come into their own on a feature wall: behind a bed or sofa, along a hallway, behind a reception desk or around a shop display. The stepped frames bring a calm, architectural order that sits well with classic and modern rooms alike. How the pattern reads depends on the light. Lit head on, the panels look quiet and almost flat; with light raking in from a window or a lamp to one side, the tiers stand out crisply and the frames read as a flight of steps into the wall.

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, and cut panels to fit where the wall ends. Fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean, so the grid reads as one surface. Adhesive and filler are sold separately. Four panels cover one square metre, which makes working out how many a wall needs simple. Once up, they are low maintenance and wipe clean with a damp cloth. For styling, keep the furniture in front low and simple, and let the frames do the talking.

What does the Stepped Concentric Squares pattern look like?

Several nested square frames with mitred corners step inwards from the edge to a plain, flat centre, much like a coffered ceiling, and the motif repeats once per panel.

How big is each panel and how many do I need?

Each panel is a 50 x 50cm square, and four panels cover one square metre, so measure your wall's area 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, then fill the joins with filler and wipe them clean. No special equipment is needed.

What else do I need to fit them?

Alongside the panels you will need adhesive for the backs and filler for the joins, and both are bought separately from the panels themselves.

Can I cut the panels to fit my wall?

Yes, the panels cut to fit, so you can trim them where the wall ends to finish each run neatly.

Where can I put these 3D wall panels, and how do I keep them clean?

They are made for interior walls in homes, offices, hotels and shops, and they are low maintenance: a wipe with a damp cloth keeps the white PVC looking fresh.