Carbonized Texture Across Linear Surfaces

Charcoal Rib Depth for Modern Architecture

The panel is shown on a commercial facade, beneath a covered terrace ceiling, around a garden pavilion, and at a villa entrance. Repeated black ribs create continuous shadow lines while the carbonized grain adds close-range texture. The scenes demonstrate coordinated vertical and overhead architectural cladding.

  • Commercial Facade with Charcoal Ribs
  • Covered Terrace with Linear Ceiling
  • Garden Pavilion with Carbonized Texture
  • Villa Entrance with Sculpted Rib Depth

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

General information

Second-Generation WPC Great Wall Panel
Rice weight
2.9 kg/m
Length
2.9
A pack of quantity/branch
5
Square number per branch
0.58 m2
Packing method/choose one of two
Carton / Bag / Pallet
A number
125
Whole cabinet quantity 20GP
1500

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Core Component Details

Charred Grain Rib Face

Deep Recessed Channel

Five Chamber Core

Smooth Fluted Rear Surface

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the panel size?

The supplied product is identified as a 220 x 26 mm panel with a listed length of 2900 mm. Confirm project quantities before ordering.

How many raised ribs are used?

The verified front face contains four raised hollow ribs separated by deep and narrow recessed channels.

What surface texture is shown?

The visible raised faces use a matte black finish with a cracked carbonized wood-grain pattern shown in the supplied photographs.

What does the rear face show?

The rear face has repeated recessed cavities and narrow reinforcing lines that correspond to the four front ribs.

Where is the panel used?

It can be used on commercial facades, covered terrace ceilings, garden pavilions, and villa entrance feature walls.