Wall panelling involves covering a wall with functional or decorative panels. Various panel materials can be used, including MDF, PVC, fabric, metal and stone.
Not only does it enhance the visual appeal of a wall, but it also protects it from damage like scuffs and moisture, and some acoustic wall panelling can even help provide soundproofing from external noise.
Wall panelling is commonly fitted in living rooms, behind beds, in hallways and staircases, as well as in office and hotel buildings. It’s becoming increasingly popular with homeowners, due to it being fairly simple to do yourself, given the complexity of the project.
What Material Should You Choose for Wall Panelling?
You can use several timber sheet materials for wall panelling, such as MDF, hardboards, and chipboards.
MDF is popular because it’s easy to work with and paint over, while plywood and hardwood offer durability.
Timber isn’t the sole option; PVC is a good choice if you want waterproof wall panelling, while metal