160*22mm Wood Grain Grille WPC Wall Panel

Key Advantages

• 160mm width + 22mm thickness: balanced dimensions – suitable decorative width with adequate depth
• Wood grain lamination: clear grain with fine tactile feel – visually close to solid wood
• Eco-friendly substrate: complies with indoor decoration material environmental standards
• Moisture resistance: material resists expansion and deformation in humid conditions
• Deformation resistance: substrate provides high structural stability for long-term use
• Easy to clean: smooth surface – wipe with a damp cloth
• Free cutting and assembly: can be cut to field dimensions; Multiple pieces assembled for continuous grille surfaces
• Convenient installation: no complex procedures – adhesive or furring channel installation

Product Features

Applications

• Residential living rooms: TV background wall grille patterns, sofa background wall decoration
• Residential bedrooms: headboard wall grilles, wardrobe side panel decoration
• Ceiling features: living room ceiling grilles, feature ceiling panels
• Accent walls: grille decoration for accent walls throughout the house
• Entryway partitions: entrance wall decoration, partial-height partition grilles
• Commercial hotels: guest room wall grilles, lobby backgrounds, corridor decoration
• Exhibition halls: booth background walls, product display area grilles
• Other venues: offices, coffee shops, homestays, club interior walls

FAQ and Precautions

Q: What is the difference between 160*22mm wood grain grille and solid wood grille?
A: The wood grain grille uses an eco-friendly composite substrate – lighter weight, better moisture resistance and deformation resistance than solid wood, no periodic coating maintenance required, lower cost. Solid wood grille retains natural wood grain and tactile feel but is susceptible to humidity-induced deformation and cracking, requiring regular maintenance. Selection depends on project requirements for material properties and budget.

Q: How to choose between 780g/m, 880g/m, and 980g/m linear densities?
A: Linear density reflects material density and wall thickness. 780G/m is lighter, suitable for weight-sensitive wall applications. 980G/m has higher density, stronger structural rigidity, and better impact resistance. 880G/m is the mid-range option. Selection depends on project requirements for strength and weight.

Q: Does the grille surface trap dust easily?
A: The grille has an open strip structure. Dust may accumulate in the grooves between strips. Clean with a vacuum cleaner using a soft brush attachment along the grille direction, or wipe groove surfaces with a dry cloth. Regular cleaning maintains cleanliness.

Q: Can it be used in humid environments such as bathrooms or kitchens?
A: The product offers moisture resistance, suitable for bathroom dry areas and kitchen walls (non-direct oil fume areas). For shower interior walls, sealing treatment is recommended. Prolonged water immersion or continuous high humidity is not recommended.

Q: How is the wood grain grille installed?
A: Installation can be done using adhesive bonding (direct adhesion to flat substrate with neutral eco-friendly adhesive) or dry-hanging (with furring channel systems). Specific method depends on substrate conditions and project requirements.

Precautions

• Check substrate flatness, dryness, and cleanliness before installation. Grille strips require a flat substrate. Recommended deviation ≤3mm over 2 meters.
• Use a fine-tooth saw blade for cutting to maintain straight edges. For multi-strip assembly, pre-arrange layout to ensure consistent wood grain direction and even gaps.
• Use neutral eco-friendly adhesives (e.G., MS adhesive, dedicated structural adhesive). Avoid solvent-based adhesives containing toluene or xylene.
• Clean with a soft cloth, soft brush, and neutral detergent. Avoid steel wool, stiff brushes, abrasive cleaners, or strong acids/alkalis.
• Store products flat with stack height not exceeding one meter. Avoid heavy pressure that may deform grilles. Avoid scratches from sharp objects.
• Protect product surfaces and ends during transport. Avoid impact that may damage grille ends or scratch surfaces.
• Use a level during installation to ensure grilles are horizontally or vertically aligned. Maintain uniform gaps when assembling multiple strips.
• For corners, use 45° miter joints or dedicated corner trim.
• Avoid using transparent adhesive tape for temporary fixing on the surface, as residue may damage the wood grain laminate.
• For ceiling applications, ensure furring channel spacing is appropriate (recommended ≤400mm) and use appropriate fasteners.