EcoClad – Wide Slat Woven Fabric Cladding

This panel skips the timber-look approach entirely. It is going for a surface texture that mimics woven fabric instead of grain or gloss. Combined with the widest slat in the range, it reads more like an upholstered wall detail than a typical composite or PVC finish.

• Woven fabric surface texture, a genuine departure from the timber and matt colour finishes elsewhere in the range.
• Widest slat format available at 192mm, giving each board more presence than the mid or mini slat options.
• Texture designed to catch light in a softer, more diffused way than a smooth or embossed timber surface.
• There are fewer visible joins per square metre since each wide slat covers more wall area than a narrow one.
• The pattern reads as calmer and more open, without the repeated vertical lines you would get from a narrower slat.
• Panels connect edge to edge, keeping the woven texture flowing consistently across the wall.

(*Dimensions: 14mm x 192mm x 2900mm)

Applications & Suitable Uses

• Boutique hotel interiors – The fabric-inspired texture suits spaces built around softness and comfort.
• Lounge and living areas – Gives a room a tactile, upholstered feel without actual fabric wall panels.
• Meeting rooms and executive offices – A quieter, more refined texture than a bold timber grain.
• Bedroom feature walls – Suit interiors wanting warmth and softness rather than a hard, structural look.
• Retail fitouts with a premium feel – The unusual texture helps a space stand out from typical timber-look competitors.

Why Choose EcoClad – Wide Slat Woven Fabric Cladding?

Most wall cladding chases either a timber look or a flat colour, but this panel does something different by referencing fabrics instead. That, combined with the widest slat in the EcoClad range, gives it a calmer, more open pattern than the busier mini or mid slat options, while the woven texture adds a softness you don’t usually get from a hard PVC surface. It’s a genuinely distinct choice for anyone wanting their feature wall to feel a bit more unexpected.