Wall Panel

Wall panel systems are a popular choice for rebuilding or replacing an entire wall because they are made with well-designed and durable prefabricated components.

Why take advantage of a wall panel

The modern, modular wall panel makes wall renovations easier and faster with less downtime. Commercial wood paneling for walls can simply interlock with another panel or onto a steel frame. In addition, minimal or no nails are used in the process. A prefabricated wall panel can be conveniently set up by wall panel installers to replace a portion of a damaged wall. If a single replacement panel is all it takes to complete the work, there is no need to spend for a major renovation project. The modular wall panel system gives customers plenty of options for their space requirements.

Selecting wall panel materials

Wall panels are made of various materials, but most are made from medium-density fiberboard (MDF) because of their ability to replicate the natural look of wood. The versatile MDF also features patterns and textures that add character to a wall or an entire room, such as faux brick wall panels, nature-inspired faux stone wall panels, or 3D wall panels that also serve as backdrops. Alternative materials include FRP panels or fiber-reinforced plastic panels, which are composite polymer materials combined with fibers. Sustainable bamboo wood fiber, commonly used for the slat wall panel, is also valued for its strength and aesthetic appeal. By using these wall paneling installation approaches, the duration of the renovation and construction projects can be cut short, resulting in labor and material conservation. Additional visual accents and functionality can be achieved by installing wainscoting panels, which are also traditionally used to protect walls against furniture marks and scratches. Prefabricated wall panels can help customers plan their projects better as they can update or upgrade walls in sections or even do the installation themselves.