FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Expanded PVC is a lightweight yet durable material offering excellent dent and scratch resistance. It offers a sleek, smooth finish that’s both strong and easy to work with. It can be cut, machined, nailed, glued, or screwed just like wood— designed to elevate modern spaces without compromise.

• Water-resistant
• Warp-proof
• Impact-resistant

• Built to Endure
• Water & Mold-Resistant
• Heat & Fire Resistant
• Eco-Friendly
• Low Maintenance
• Affordable & Efficient
• Effortless Installation
• Visually Versatile

No special tools or expertise required for installation — PVC wall panels are lightweight and easy to handle, they can be bonded directly to any surface using construction adhesive. Secure with small brad nails if extra hold is needed.

Panels can also be renter-friendly when installed with removable adhesive strips or light-duty glue.

Expanded PVC panels can be installed on any interior surface due to their moisture, mold, and stain resistance.

Suitable surfaces
• Walls
• Ceilings
• Existing Surfaces
→ tile, drywall, brick, concrete

No special tools or expertise required.

• Cleaning cloth
• Measuring tape & level
• Adhesive for mounting
• Utility knife or saw → if you plan on trimming

Yes — After the panels surface is prepped, Expanded PVC panels can be painted using a primer designed for plastics and finished with 100% acrylic latex paint.

View Our Painting Guide for Steps & Details

Expanded PVC panels can be installed directly over existing surfaces like drywall, plaster, or tile
— instantly transform your space, no demolition required.

Yes— Expanded PVC wall panels can be removed without any significant damage if installed correctly and the right installation method was used.

Factors that affect removal:
Installation method
• Use adhesive strips if easy removal is priority. (Renter-friendly)
• Use construction-grade adhesive if a long-lasting secure & strong hold is priority.

Adhesive strength
• A heat gun can soften the adhesive, for an easier removal.

Wall condition
• Removal is easier on smooth, non-porous surfaces.

Patience & technique
• Work slowly and apply steady, even pressure to avoid damage.