Ivory Ripple Flat wall panel · 2800 × 1100 mm

Flat Wall Panel — Ivory Ripple

Ivory Ripple is the one finish in our flat range you can feel as well as see — an off-white panel with a genuinely embossed rippled grain running vertically across the surface, like the figure in a piece of quarter-sawn timber lifted into relief.

Texture without a profile

Our fluted panels create texture through shape — a flute, a curve, a V. Ivory Ripple creates it through surface relief instead: hundreds of fine ridges, only a fraction of a millimetre deep, that catch raking light and throw a soft rippled shadow across the wall. From across a room it reads as a pale, quietly textured plane. Up close it has real depth and is genuinely nice to touch. It is the closest thing we make to a polished plaster or stucco finish without any of the wet trades.

The neutral that isn't boring

Off-white is the safest colour decision anyone makes and usually the dullest. The ripple is what rescues it — you get a wall that works with absolutely any scheme, that never dates, and that still has something going on. It changes noticeably through the day as the light angle moves, which a painted wall simply does not do.

Specifications

• Panel size: 2800 × 1100 × 8 mm
• Coverage: 3.08 m² per panel
• Core: bamboo charcoal composite
• Surface: pre-finished decorative layer, embossed
• 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 Ivory Ripple works best

Anywhere you want texture rather than colour. It is superb as a headboard wall, as a hallway lining, and as a full-height treatment in a room with strong architectural lighting — a wall washer or an uplight along the skirting will make the ripple sing. In commercial work it is the finish to specify for reception desks, hotel lobbies, showroom walls and anywhere a plain white wall would feel like a missed opportunity.

Installation

Panels bond directly to a flat, dry substrate with high-grab construction adhesive (CT1 or similar). No battens required. Cut with a fine-tooth blade or a sharp knife and straight edge. The ripple runs vertically and is directional — keep every panel the same way up, and dry-lay the wall first so the grain lines up across joins.

Order a sample first — This finish is the hardest of the seven to photograph, because the whole point is a relief texture that only shows itself when light rakes across it.