Solid Color WPC Wall Panel Series – 1220 × 2400/2800 mm | Custom Sizes

Not every interior project needs wood grain or marble patterns. In many modern spaces, a simple and consistent color works better, especially when the overall design focuses on clean lines, balanced tones, and minimal decoration.

Solid Color WPC Wall Panels offer a straightforward way to create this look. Unlike wood-effect or marble-effect designs, this series focuses on a more uniform color appearance, allowing the wall finish to work naturally with furniture, lighting, flooring, and other interior materials.

The panels can be considered for hotel interiors, office spaces, retail stores, reception areas, residential feature walls, and other decorative applications where a clean wall finish is preferred.

WPC Material and Manufacturing Process

These panels are made from wood-plastic composite materials and produced through an extrusion-based manufacturing process. Depending on the selected model, production involves raw material proportioning, mixing, extrusion, forming and cooling, surface finishing, cutting, inspection, and packing.

For distributors and project buyers, the material itself is only one part of product selection. Panel dimensions, thickness, surface appearance, color consistency, and profile design should also be considered before confirming an order.

When sourcing solid color panels for repeat distribution or large projects, checking a physical sample against the selected color reference is a practical step before bulk production.

Color Selection and Customization

Color selection plays an important role in solid color wall panel projects. Different markets may prefer light neutral shades, darker tones, or more distinctive colors depending on local interior design trends and customer preferences.

SPEEDING supports product selection and customization discussions based on available models and production conditions. Depending on the selected panel, options may include color, dimensions, and surface finish. OEM and ODM requirements can also be reviewed for suitable orders.

Manufacturing and Export Supply by SPEEDING

As an integrated manufacturing and export supplier, SPEEDING works with importers, wholesalers, distributors, contractors, and interior decoration companies. Our production and export workflow covers product specification confirmation, sample coordination, bulk production, inspection, packaging, and shipment arrangements.

For buyers developing a solid color WPC wall panel collection, having a supplier that can coordinate product details and export requirements helps make the sourcing process more organized. The selected product specifications and approved sample can serve as references for bulk order confirmation.

1. PETlayer 2. 3D inkjet layer 3. Nanofiber layer

5mm Wall Panels

Classic Design | Lightweight and Slim Profile

The first-generation wall panels are 5mm thick and feature a classic wood-grain finish. Their slim, lightweight structure offers a practical solution for interior wall decoration, delivering the look of natural wood grain while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic.

8mm Co-extruded Wall Panels

Enhanced Structure | Superior Surface Protection

The second-generation wall panels have an increased thickness of 8mm and incorporate a surface layer created through a co-extrusion process. This upgraded structure not only gives the panels a more refined texture but also adds an extra layer of surface protection.

Installation Instructions

01 Precise Measuring & Cutting

Use a long steel ruler and a pencil to accurately measure the actual dimensions of the wall, then mark the positioning lines on the panels.
02 Applying Structural Adhesive
Using a caulking gun, apply high-strength nail-free adhesive or structural adhesive evenly to the back of the panel in an "S" pattern or a continuous wavy line to ensure uniform load distribution.
03 Positioning & Mounting

Use a green beam laser level to project accurate horizontal and vertical guide lines onto the OSB backing wall.
04 Tamping & Tight Seaming

Place a protective wooden block against the panel edge or seam, then gently tap along the line with a rubber mallet.