DutchLine SPC wall panels are available here in 30 designs, from sleek concrete looks to terrazzo and marble decors. The panels come in matt and gloss finishes, in both dark and light shades, and in two standard size formats.
Which wall panel suits your space
Size is the first decision to make. The large 1200x2400x4 mm sheets cover a wall quickly and result in fewer joins. The narrow 260x2900 mm slats — available in 6 mm and 12 mm thicknesses — are closer to a classic panelled look and are easier to transport and fit in a smaller room. The thicker 12 mm option adds a little more substance and feels more solid on the wall.
Next, consider the design. If you're looking for a grey wall panel such as Archio Grey or Amani Grijs Glans, there are several grey shades available, from light to dark. For a dark brown wall panel, you can choose Cemento Bruin Mat or Emperador Bruin Glans. A pergamon or terrazzo look is available in Statuario Real Glans and Bolzono Beige Marmer Glans. Prices range from approximately €55 to €145 per panel. Matt or gloss is purely a style choice, though gloss requires more upkeep as fingerprints show more readily.
Installation: the mistake to avoid
The most common mistake with SPC wall panels is applying adhesive to a wall that is not yet fully dry or sufficiently flat. SPC bonds well to a smooth, dust-free surface, but on uneven substrates it can lift away from the edges within a few weeks. Check the wall beforehand with a long straightedge and grind down or fill any low spots before fitting the panels. With the narrow slat format, it is also worth taking the time to set the first slat perfectly plumb, as even a slight deviation will carry across the full 2900 mm height.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between SPC wall panels and standard wall panels?
SPC stands for Stone Polymer Composite, a material with a stone powder core. This makes the panels harder, less susceptible to moisture and more dimensionally stable than standard PVC or MDF wall panels. They are therefore well suited to bathrooms and other wet areas.
Are grey wall panels available in a matt finish?
Yes, the range includes several grey options in matt, including Archio Grey Mat, Archio Light Grey Mat and Cemento Dark Grey Mat. Matt gives a less reflective appearance and is more practical in rooms with a lot of natural side light.
Can I combine acoustic wall panels with SPC panels?
You can, but they are two different product types. DutchLine's acoustic wall panels feature real wood veneer and have a different thickness and fixing method to the SPC sheets. It is best to plan them on separate surfaces to avoid any joining issues at adjacent walls.
Pair wall panels with matching bathroom & plumbing from the Bathroom Furniture Sets and Bathroom Furniture collections, or browse the Shower Screens and Flooring for a fully coordinated bathroom look.
