Which materials are good for wall panels?
The versatility of wall panels can be surprising. It is one of the most widely used and accepted ways to stylize and add character, texture, or even hide errors in a wall in interior design.
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Modern ideas are changing the way we do things and wall treatments are no exception. A trendy type of wall surfacing that has revolutionized the home improvement market by taking over the most conventional wall treatment methods like wallpapering, painting, and cladding with tiles is wall panelling.
They’re cost-effective compared to the overall cost of installing ‘real’ materials. Instead of spending a lot of money on real stone, brick slate, timber or concrete, wall panels offer a cheaper and more achievable option for those who want to redecorate on a budget. Material costs for redoing your walls with tiles, wood, or bricks can quickly start to add up. Then there are the added costs of paying for installation, which will generally need to be done by a professional trades-person. Wall panels are a fraction of the overall cost and can be much easier to source.
Apart from the apparent cost benefits, there are numberless reasons why this relatively recently appeared wall treatment idea is gaining considerable popularity among consumers and interior designers alike – it is easy to install. Wall panels are light and easy to install, so you don’t have to worry about the time, hassles and extra expense of specialist professionals like tilers or stonemasons. With the simple and easy installation process, the panels negate the need for any building or heavy machinery, with the only tools you’ll need being woodworking tools, adhesive, joint filler and retouching pigment, thus allowing for installation by a handyman, builder/carpenter or homeowner.
You’ll have the panels up in no time, meaning you can continue decorating and adding items to the space much quicker.
It is a healthier solution, it will stand the test of time, it offers enhanced aesthetics, it conceals uneven wall surfaces, it is easy to clean and maintain, and it’s REUSABLE. Another one major reason why people are turning to this type of wall treatment is the panels used here come in a variety of shades, textures, materials, shapes and sizes and grant virtually endless possibilities for décor.
Wall panels provide both aesthetic and functional solutions to your home through the ample design options that have impressive durability.
INTCO Décor- wall panel manufacturer & wall panel supplier，provides technologically engineered decorative wood panels that serve as a great substitute for conventional wall panels in terms of material and installation. We specialize in custom decorative panels, wood wall panels and fluted wall panels specifically focused on interior furnishings for hospitality, commercial and residential use.
Acoustic wall panels improve the visual appeal of a home’s interiors. You can easily customize them according to your needs and designs. With the advent of 3D in interiors, you can explore a number of variations for your home interiors. You can also adopt different colors with different finishes and add them as a décor element or make an accent wall out of the acoustic panels. This multi-functional nature of the acoustic panels enables them to become a part of your interiors rather than remaining something that to be hidden away from sight. It lends a touch of style to your space.
If you're craving something more natural and tactile, wood paneling is a superb option. Wood brings the outdoors in, adding an inviting feel to your living space. You can build on the aesthetic by hanging plants or growing creeping vines.
If you'd like to explore further 3D panel options for your home, we offer a range of superb products to meet your needs. Contact us today and speak to one of the 3D wall panel manufacturers or visit the INTCO website for details.
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