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Belgian Mocha Linen Flat wall panel · 2800 × 1100 mm
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- Samples £3.99
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- 10 years guarantee
Meet Belgian Mocha Linen
Warm mushroom-taupe with a fine woven linen texture. Matte finish.
Belgian Mocha Linen is a warm mushroom-taupe with the fine, irregular weave of natural Belgian linen — a soft, matte fabric finish rather than a stone effect. It is the quietest, most tactile finish in our flat wall panel range.
- 3.08 m² in a single sheet – far quicker than tiling
- Bonds straight to a flat, dry wall – no battens, no grout
Specification
The detail
- Colour
- Belgian Mocha Linen
- Profile
- FlatOne unbroken sheet – the finish is the feature.
- Panel size
- 2800 × 1100 × 8 mmHeight × width × depth
- Each panel
- 1 large-format sheet
- Coverage
- 3.08 m² per panel
- Material
- Bamboo charcoal composite
- Surface
- Pre-finished decorative layer
- Fixing
- High-grab adhesive on a flat, dry wall
- Cutting
- Fine-tooth blade, or a sharp knife and straight edge
- Suitable for
- Interior walls and ceilings in dry rooms
- Fire rating
- B1
- Weight
- 9–11 kg per panel
- Guarantee
- 10 years
- Delivery
- Courier delivery · £49 per order
About Belgian Mocha Linen Flat Full product description
Flat Wall Panel — Belgian Mocha Linen
Belgian Mocha Linen is a warm mushroom-taupe with the fine, irregular weave of natural Belgian linen — a soft, matte fabric finish rather than a stone effect. It is the quietest, most tactile finish in our flat wall panel range.
Real fabric, fitted like a panel
Upholstered walls and fabric wallcoverings look wonderful but need specialist fitting. This panel puts a genuine woven linen face on a rigid sheet that bonds straight to the wall, with a ten-year guarantee. Because the surface is real fabric, the weave has true depth and catches the light just as an upholstered wall does.
The colour that does the most work
Mocha is a genuinely useful neutral — warmer than grey, deeper than cream, and dark enough to give a room definition without closing it in. It is the finish that makes a bedroom feel considered rather than plain, and it is particularly good in rooms with a lot of white joinery, where a flat white wall would look unfinished.
Specifications
- Panel size: 2800 × 1100 × 8 mm
- Coverage: 3.08 m² per panel
- Core: bamboo charcoal composite
- Surface: pre-finished decorative layer
- Fire rating: B1
- Weight: 9–11 kg per panel
- Suitable for: interior walls and ceilings
- Fixing: adhesive to a flat, dry substrate
- Guarantee: 10 years
Where Belgian Mocha Linen works best
Bedrooms above all — as a full headboard wall, or taken around the whole room for a cocooning effect that paint cannot achieve. It is excellent in dressing rooms and walk-in wardrobes, in snugs and studies, and as a warm backdrop in a living room with pale furniture. The textile finish is for dry rooms only. In commercial work it is a strong choice for hotel bedrooms, consulting rooms and quiet reception areas.
Installation
Panels bond directly to a flat, dry substrate with high-grab construction adhesive (CT1 or similar). No battens, no lining paper, no upholstery work. Cut with a fine-tooth blade or a sharp knife and straight edge. The weave has a direction — keep all panels running the same way, and set them out on the floor before fixing.
Order a sample first — Textile finishes are almost impossible to judge from a photograph; the weave and the exact depth of the taupe both need to be seen in your own light.
Same colour, two finishes
Flat or fluted?
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One unbroken sheet – the finish is the feature.
- Size, mm
- 2800 × 1100
- Covers
- 3.08 m²
- Price
- £99.00
Flute Slat
Fine half-round flutes on a 2.8 m panel.
- Size, mm
- 2800 × 640
- Covers
- 1.79 m²
- Price
- £99.00
Fitting
Four steps to a finished wall
- 01Prepare
The wall must be flat, sound, clean and dry. On an uneven wall, fix timber battens first to give a flat surface. Let the panels settle in the room before fitting.
- 02Measure and cut
Mark a true vertical line to start from. Cut each sheet with a fine-tooth blade, or score it with a sharp knife against a straight edge. Cut openings for sockets with the power off.
- 03Fix
Apply high-grab construction adhesive to the back and press the sheet firmly to the wall. At 9–11 kg a panel, it's a two-person lift.
- 04Finish
Leave the joints as a fine shadow gap or close them with a colour-matched trim. Then refit sockets and switches.
Samples
See it in your own light before you commit
Order a sample for £3.99 to check the colour and texture against your room. Samples are posted by Royal Mail.
Reviews
Excellent
Rated 4.5 out of 5, based on 143 reviews on Trustpilot
Super service“The customer service was second to none – they have been fantastic and gone completely over and above.”
Wayne M.
Great product“The ordering experience was simple and straightforward, and the products arrived well packaged.”
David L.
Questions
Good to know
Measuring, fixing, sockets and corners – we're happy to help.
WhatsAppCall 0121 387 8717Email usHow many panels do I need?
Measure the width and height of the wall. Each Flat panel covers 1100 mm of width and is 2.8 m tall, so divide the wall width by the panel width and round up. If the wall is taller than the panel, you'll need extra panels to cut pieces for the top. The calculator above works it all out for you.
How are the panels fixed?
Each sheet bonds straight to a flat, dry wall with a high-grab construction adhesive. There's no need for battens, grout or a substructure, and joints can be left as a fine shadow gap.
Can I fit them on plasterboard, or do I need battens?
They go straight on to plasterboard, plaster or any existing wall that's flat, sound, clean and dry. If the wall is uneven or out of true, fix timber battens first to create a flat surface, then bond the panels to the battens.
How do I cut them?
Cut to length with a hand or circular saw with a fine-tooth blade. At internal corners, butt the panels together; at external corners, mitre the edges or finish with a trim, available separately.
Can I use them in a kitchen or bathroom?
No. This finish is for dry rooms only, so it isn't suitable for kitchens, bathrooms or other damp areas.
How are long panels delivered?
This colour is on pre-order and due mid-January – we'll send your order as soon as it arrives. By courier, usually within 2–5 working days of the stock arriving. Courier delivery · £49 per order to UK mainland addresses.
Can I order a sample?
Yes – samples are £3.99 each and are posted by Royal Mail, so you can check the colour and texture in your own light before you order.
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