Fabric wall panels work as descriptions of exhibits in galleries and museums. They are also used to show electronic equipments. As part of interior decoration, they divide wall spaces fashionably. This can be achieved by paneling the upper portion or the lower portion of the wall by setting up wainscoting, or creating a fake finish.
Wainscoting is realistic in covering the lowest and most convincible parts of the wall. Wainscoted walls are enticing and decorative, and need minimal cleaning. It is resistant to damage. Many people still favor wainscoted walls, even if wallpapers and contemporary paint are becoming more popular.
You can apply temporary or portable soundproof tiles or panels that can be used for partitioning cubicles in an office environment. Sections of wall panels can be assembled in metal or wood.
There are acoustic wall panels to seal sounds. They are more ideal in studios.
If you are constructing a small house, fake panels or fake finishes can be a good option as a noiseblocker. Fake finish can replicate the outlook of stone, wood or fabric panels. As an option, prune can be inserted to a wall to copy the outlook of inlaid panels.
After that, get your wall ready. If your wall has a finished wooden frame, you might be able to connect the board panel with a wallboard or plaster to the wall studs. Nonetheless, if it doesn’t have a finished wooden frame, you will have to connect furring strips to the studs as a support for safeguarding the panels.
• Cut every panel half inch shorter than the height of the paneling.
• Use a quality adhesive in positioning panels on the wall.
• Wall panels are handy and beneficial whether served for functional uses or just as aesthetics.