EcoClad – Woven Fabric Trim

People sometimes assume this EcoClad – Woven Fabric Trim includes real fabric. It doesn’t. The woven look is built entirely into a PVC surface, matched to the Wide Slat Woven Fabric panel, giving the edges the same textile impression without anything soft, loose, or absorbent on the wall.

The panel’s appeal is the fabric illusion, and the trim’s job is to make sure that illusion doesn’t break at the edges. Here’s what’s involved:

• Textured PVC surface, engineered to mimic woven fabric rather than using real textile material.
• Matched to the Wide Slat Woven Fabric panel’s texture and colour.
• 25mm x 25mm profile, sized to sit properly against the wide slat panel.
• PVC construction, running the standard 2900mm length.
• Suits transitions to both smooth panels and painted plasterboard.

(*Dimensions: 25mm x 25mm x 2900mm)

Applications and Suitable Use

• Wide Slat Woven Fabric panel edges – matched finishing that carries the textile look through.
• Woven-to-smooth panel transitions – bridges a textured section into a flatter, plain panel.
• Mixed fabric-pattern walls – deliberately separate two different textile-inspired colours or patterns.
• Panel-to-plasterboard joins – finishes where the textured cladding meets a painted wall.
• Upholstered-look feature sections – suit interiors wanting that soft, tactile impression without real fabric on the wall.

Why Choose EcoClad – Woven Fabric Trim?

The Woven Fabric panel works because it tricks the eye into reading texture that is not actually there. This trim keeps that same trick going right up to the edge. Rather than switching to a flat, obviously synthetic strip once the panel stops, the woven detail carries through, so the wall reads as one consistent surface rather than a clever texture that suddenly gives itself away at the join.