Types of brick panels for interior wall decoration

zihadhosenjm40 · Post by **zihadhosenjm40** » Sun Feb 09, 2025 10:15 am

Today, manufacturers have significantly expanded the selection of brick panels used for interior finishing of wall surfaces in residential premises. There are now panels of different textures, colors, and sizes. This allows interior designers to bring to life the most original ideas, show their imagination, and also use non-standard solutions and techniques for finishing walls.

Let's describe the most popular types of PVC panels with benin mobile database of external aesthetics of brick. According to the base material in the manufacturing process, there are:

PVC - for their production, polyvinyl chloride is used in combination with special softeners. This is a safe, lightweight material, the installation of which is very easy to implement and is carried out on a special adhesive composition. Wall boards of this type are relevant to use for finishing walls, ceilings;
MDF under a brick — are created on the basis of ecologically clean and safe for human health wood chips, which provides the material with high operational parameters: sound and heat insulation properties, wear resistance, durability. Decorative MDF products are most relevant for use in residential premises.
MDF PVC

You can also find panels made of chipboard, hardboard, gypsum, plywood. These are cheaper options, but the performance parameters of such products are somewhat inferior to PVC and MDF. For example, the aesthetics of some do not imitate the surface of a brick brightly enough, and other types are not resistant to moisture or mechanical impact.

According to the specifics of installation, there are:

slatted products are oblong boards of different widths, which have a groove on one side for inserting the next plate;
prefabricated wall panels for interior decoration of rectangular walls, which simplifies the process of selecting a pattern;
Decorative sheet panels under a brick are distinguished by the highest level of technological advancement.
By surface specificity you can find: