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A finished wall that clips together dry. No plaster, no paint, nothing to wait for.

You choose a wall, not a pile of parts.

8 mmPanel thickness
3 mMaximum height
50–1000 mmPanel widths
16Shaped sections
A bedroom wall built from panels of several widths, in a set of matched neutral finishes
Four panel widths, two shaped sections, one colour group

What we actually carry

Flat panels are the easy half.

Anyone can sell you flat boards. What makes a wall look designed is the shaped sections around them — the arcs, the steps, the channels that hold a light.

That is the half most suppliers skip. We carry sixteen of them.

16shaped sections in stock
7colours across all of them
58profiles in the full book
8mm flat panel, six widths
An outside-curve section
Outer arc · 160
An inside-curve section
Inner arc · 160
A quarter-round return section
Return · 160
A shallow triangular fillet section
Fillet · 60
A scroll section that steps the wall forward
Scroll · 228
A deep semicircular arc section
Deep arc · 200
A slim square upstand section
Upstand · 15
A bullnose edge section
Bullnose · 28
A twin-channel section
Twin channel · 130
A half-round pilaster section
Half round · 78
A deep reveal section
Reveal · 150
A wide capping section
Capping · 330
A stepped shadow-gap section
Stepped gap · 80
A twin-rib section
Twin rib · 70
An external corner arc section
Corner arc · 71
A rolled corner section
Rolled corner · 128

Widths in millimetres. All finished, all in the same seven colours as the panels.

How a wall is put together

A wall, taken apart.

Shaped section, flat panel, shaped section. Change the order and you change the wall.

A bedroom wall with each component labelled: shaped sections alternating with flat panels of three widths
Two shaped sections. Three panel widths. One colour group.
A setting-out strip showing where each panel width and section lands along a wall, with running dimensions
And the drawing behind it — every item placed and dimensioned. Your contractor orders and fits straight from this.

The part flat panels cannot do

The light sits inside the section.

Some sections have a channel built in that takes a 15 mm strip light. No cove, no plaster detail, nothing built on site.

An office wall where light glows from within the vertical sections A bedroom wall with concealed light in the vertical sections either side A bedroom wall in pale panels with a shaped section framing the headboard
The seven stock colours: Polish Ash, Ulmus Banshanensis, Royal Walnut, Oak Shadow Years, Snowy Mountain, Milk Ash, Dumb Ash

Seven colours, held across every section.

Come and see it

Our showroom.

The panels, the shaped sections and the full colour catalogue are all there. Hold them, put them next to each other, and mix and match until the wall is yours.

Panels up to 3 m high, so a normal room goes floor to ceiling in one piece — no joint across the middle.

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Four walls to start from

Choose the wall. The parts follow.

Send us your wall. We work out the schedule for it.

A quiet bedroom wall in warm neutrals with slim vertical divisions
Wall 01

The quiet wall

Wide panels broken by narrow ones, in three close neutrals. Reads as a plaster wall, not as panelling.

Made from
  • P1000
  • P300
  • P150
  • H106 joint line
  • H1670 top line
A bedroom headboard wall in warm wood and cream with fine fluting
Wall 02

Warm wood behind the bed

Wood either side of a plain centre. A printed facing, not veneer — it does not move, mark or need sealing.

Made from
  • P600
  • P300
  • Grille H80
  • HT98 skirting
A living room wall in pale grey and white with full-height fluting
Wall 03

Fluted, floor to ceiling

Ribs run the full height and catch the light through the day. Good behind a sofa or a television.

Made from
  • Grille H160
  • Grille H80
  • P600
  • HP60 flat line
A bedroom wall in dark and light panels with a recessed centre
Wall 04

Dark and light

A dark centre between pale ribs. The strongest of the four — the room has to be able to take it.

Made from
  • P600
  • P300
  • Grille H80
  • H1010 arc line
A setting-out strip showing where each panel width and trim lands along a wall

This is what you get from us. A drawing for your wall, not a mood board.

Corners and curves

A curved wall, off the shelf.

A curved wall usually means a carpenter and a spray finish. Here it is a part you order, already finished.

Section through the outer arc: 160 mm wide, 70 mm rise
Outer arc160 wide · 70 rise
Section through the inner arc: 160 mm wide, 70 mm rise
Inner arc160 wide · 70 rise
Sections through the deep outer and inner arcs, 200 mm across
Deep arc200 · outer and inner
Section through the bullnose edge, 28 mm
Bullnose28 · exposed edges
Section through the scroll profile, 228 mm wide
Scroll228 · steps a wall out

We have not built one in Singapore yet. When we do, the photo goes here.

Trade enquiry

Lift door surrounds.

A lift opening wrapped in a stone-effect surround A lift opening in a dark marble-effect surround A grey marble-effect surround to a lift and a doorway A classical lift surround in a residential lobby
A corner detail showing the surround profile folded round the reveal in one piece

The face, the reveal and the return in one folded piece — instead of three cut pieces of stone.

It fits over the existing opening. No structure touched, no wet trade. 120 to 295 mm wide, in marble patterns and plain colours.

Trade enquiry →

Specification

ConstructionExtruded stone-plastic board with a hollow cell core
FacingPVC film — wood grains, plain colours, marble patterns
Thickness8 mm (10 mm on one seamless width)
HeightUp to 3000 mm, cut to your wall
Panel widths
50100150300 6001000619.5 seamless
JointRecessed U-seam, or a flat seam designed to close up
InstallationDry hung into trims fixed to the wall or battens. Fitted by your contractor or carpenter.
Trims available
Joint linesCorner profilesGrille and fluted Decorative ribsCrown mouldingsSkirtings Flat cover lines

Finishes

Polish ash
Royal walnut
Snowy mountain

Seven colours in all, held across every shaped section.

Order

Priced by the wall, not the panel. Send the measurements and we send back a schedule of sections and a price.

Ask for a quotation →
Panels stacked, showing the hollow cell structure in the cut edge
Hollow cells, not solid board
Close view of the recessed joint between two panels
The joint, close
A panel with a marble-pattern facing
Marble facing
The panel widths drawn to scale, from 50 mm to 1000 mm
The widths, to scale

Next step

Send us the width and the height.

Of the wall you want covered — or the floor plan, if you have one. From that we work out the sections, the widths and the trims, and send back the wall drawn as a schedule with a price against it, so you see it laid out before you commit to anything.

Send the measurements or the plan