PVC Wall Panels
Decorative interior panelling
Choose a PVC feature wall in White Oak, Grey, Walnut, Dark Oak or Black. Our current range costs £140 per pack of eight panels, with each panel listed at 240 × 30cm. Start with the finish, then check the dimensions and layout for your own wall.

Five finishes, one clear pack price
White Oak offers a pale wood-effect option; Grey gives a different neutral starting point. Compare Walnut and Dark Oak beside existing timber furniture, or consider Black for a stronger backdrop. Screen images and room lighting can alter the apparent colour, so ask about a physical finish check if matching is critical.
One pack is £140; two are £280; three are £420 for panels. Those totals do not price an installation service or assume accessories are included. Check the final checkout or quotation for the complete order and delivery arrangements.
Measure the layout before choosing a quantity
Eight panels at the listed dimensions have a nominal combined area of 5.76m². Effective coverage depends on the product’s fitted width, joint arrangement and your cuts. Confirm these before treating nominal area as an exact finished-wall allowance. Measure the height and width of every separate section, mark sockets and edges, and agree how the first and last panels will finish.
This range is sold as decorative PVC panelling. A similar appearance to an acoustic slat wall does not establish sound absorption. For showers, exterior exposure, heat sources or a project requiring a fire classification, request documentation for the exact product and assembly before specifying it. Ask for the appropriate fitting instructions and compatible accessories for the selected PVC panel.
London project guides with worked examples
Each guide below tackles a different purchasing decision, with dimensions, colour considerations and information to prepare for an enquiry.
- Acton: size a compact feature wall
- Battersea: plan access and a living-room delivery
- Crouch End: frame an alcove or decorative insert
- Deptford: arrange a desk and workspace backdrop
- Finchley: set out a bedroom headboard wall
- Hammersmith: define an open-plan dining area
- Leyton: check hallway doors and clearances
- Putney: compare living-room colour and lighting
- Rotherhithe: coordinate a TV wall and cable access
- Wimbledon: budget a room makeover in stages
Get a useful answer before ordering
Send your preferred colour, a photo of the intended wall, its measurements and your full postcode through our contact page. Include any stairs, lift limits or restricted unloading access. The team can discuss the current product and supply arrangements using that information. These London guides describe project planning; they do not advertise a separate showroom in each area.