Britwall Flexible Stone Panel - Linear Wave Texture - White - 600x1200mm - Pack of 2

Britwall Flexible Stone Panel combines modern textured aesthetics with lightweight flexible wall c...

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The Britwall Flexible Stone Panel is designed for homeowners and commercial interior designers seeking a sophisticated architectural upgrade without the weight and labor of traditional stone cladding. Featuring a Linear Wave texture in a clean white finish, these panels offer an elegant, modern aesthetic that works perfectly for media walls, hotel lobbies, and residential living spaces. While they provide exceptional flexibility and ease of installation, it is important to note that these panels are intended strictly for interior use and require a clean, flat surface to ensure a professional, long-lasting finish.

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Model Part NumberSS008-2
BrandBritwall

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FAQs

Can I use these panels in a bathroom or wet room?

No, these panels are designed exclusively for dry interior applications and should not be used in areas with constant moisture or direct water exposure.

How many panels are in a pack?

Each pack contains 2 panels, providing a total coverage area of 1.44 square meters.

Can I paint the panels a different color?

The panels come in a pre-finished white. While they can technically be painted, it is recommended to test a small sample area first to ensure paint adhesion to the textured surface.

Are these panels fire-resistant?

The panels are for decorative interior use; please consult local building codes regarding fire ratings for wall cladding in your specific project.

What is the best way to cut the panels for sockets or switches?

Measure the cutout carefully on the panel, then use a sharp utility knife or a jigsaw with a fine-tooth blade to create the opening.

Troubleshooting

Panel edges are not sitting flush.

Ensure the wall substrate is level. If the wall is uneven, apply additional adhesive to the low points or sand down the high points of the wall surface.

Difficulty achieving a clean cut.

Use a fresh blade for your utility knife and score the panel multiple times rather than trying to cut through in one pass.

Panel is peeling away from the wall.

Check that the adhesive used is compatible with the wall material and ensure the wall was free of dust or wallpaper prior to installation.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Much lighter than traditional stone, reducing structural load
  • Flexible enough to accommodate gently curved surfaces
  • Clean white finish fits a variety of modern design palettes
  • Large panel size enables faster installation and coverage
  • Low maintenance requirements for long-term interior use

Cons

  • Strictly limited to interior applications only
  • Requires a smooth, primed, or properly prepared substrate
  • Cannot be used on tight, sharp corners without careful cutting

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure a successful installation, confirm that your interior wall surface is completely clean, dry, and free of dust or oils. Use a construction-grade adhesive suitable for the specific substrate (such as drywall or plywood). Apply the adhesive evenly across the back of the panel and press firmly against the wall, ensuring all edges are flush. If cutting is required to fit corners or outlets, use a sharp utility knife or appropriate power cutting tools. Once installed, simply wipe the panels with a soft, damp cloth to remove any dust. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive scouring pads to preserve the texture and white finish.

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