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Wall panelling is a method of finishing interior walls by covering them with a series of panels (often uniformly flat and rectangular). These hide the walls’ rough stone, concrete or brick-and-mortar for better aesthetics.

Wall panels are immensely practical. They are easier to clean, repair or replace than exposed drywall. They also provide other practical benefits, such as additional insulation, damage protection and noise reduction.

Today’s wall panels are made from a wide variety of rigid and semi-rigid materials, from wood and metal to plastic and upholstery. However, plywood and MDF or medium density fibreboard are among the most reliable and cost-effective. These have become ever more popular with architects, interior designers and builders.

Wall panelling is a method of finishing interior walls by covering them with a series of panels (often uniformly flat and rectangular). These hide the walls’ rough stone, concrete or brick-and-mortar for better aesthetics.

Wall panels are immensely practical. They are easier to clean, repair or replace than exposed drywall. They also provide other practical benefits, such as additional insulation, damage protection and noise reduction.

Today’s wall panels are made from a wide variety of rigid and semi-rigid materials, from wood and metal to plastic and upholstery. However, plywood and MDF or medium density fibreboard are among the most reliable and cost-effective. These have become ever more popular with architects, interior designers and builders.