EcoClad – High Pier HP Chestnut and Black Internal PVC Cladding

Chestnut leans into an aged, almost antique timber colour, closer to old leather or a well-worn writing desk than a fresh-cut plank. Paired with black through the raised High Pier profile, this panel suits interiors that want something with a bit of history, rather than a clean, contemporary finish.

• Chestnut tone reads as aged and weathered rather than a bright, new timber colour.
• Black sections break up the chestnut, preventing the wall from reading as a single flat block of colour.
• High Pier profile runs through the panel, so the light catches each ridge differently depending on where you stand in the room.
• Panel face sits at 160mm, wide enough that a full wall doesn’t need excessive cutting or piecing.
• Comes in at 24 deep, which is enough for the panel to genuinely project off the wall surface.
• Each length runs 2900 mm, matching most standard ceiling heights without extra joins.

(*Dimensions- 24mm x 160mm x 2900mm)

Applications & Suitable Uses

• Studies and libraries – The chestnut tone suits rooms built around books or leather furniture, to give it a more classic feel.
• Wine Cellars and bar areas – The darker weathered colour fits spaces designed for atmosphere over brightness.
• Boutique Hotel Interiors – Hospitality projects wanting a heritage or old-world feel rather than a stark modern look.
• Dining Rooms – It works as a backdrop for a space meant to feel considered rather than casual.
• Character home renovations – It suits older properties where a flat modern panel would feel out of place.

Why Choose EcoClad – High Pier HP Chestnut and Black Internal PVC Cladding?

Most feature wall panels chase a clean, modern look, but Chestnut and Black does the opposite on purpose. The colour is meant to feel lived-in, closer to old furniture or aged leather than anything freshly manufactured, and it suits people trying to bring some character into a room rather than a sharp, contemporary edge. It is less about brightness and more about giving a space some weight and history.