Venetian Panel – Grey Stone Glossy Finish

Grey Stone brings a natural, stone-inspired look to a large decorative panel format. It is finished with a high-gloss surface that catches light across the whole wall. At 1200mm wide, it covers a generous area in fewer panels than the narrower slat-style claddings. This gives a room a genuinely seamless stone reference without actual stone’s weight or cost.

It is a large-format panel, not a slat or profile. This one works differently from the rest of the cladding range, with fewer joins, a bigger visual impact per sheet, and a finish that leans on gloss and pattern rather than raised texture. What that means in practice:

• Stone-inspired grey pattern, referencing natural marble or stone veining rather than a timber or plain colour finish.
• Large 1200mm width, covering significantly more wall area per panel than a slat-based product.
• High-gloss surface, reflecting light rather than absorbing it like a matt finish would.
• Thin 3mm profile, keeping the panel lightweight despite its large size.
• Fewer joins across a wall compared to narrower cladding formats.
• 2900mm length, suited to most standard ceiling heights.

(*Dimensions: 3mm x 1200mm x 2900mm)

Applications and Suitable Use

• Living room feature walls – The large format and stone pattern suit a genuine statement wall.
• Bathroom vanities (feature use) – Gives a vanity area a stone-look backdrop without the cost of real stone.
• Commercial reception desks – A polished, premium finish for a business’s first impression.
• Kitchen splashback surrounds (feature use) – Pairs well with stone-look benchtops for a coordinated look.
• Hallway feature sections – A striking panel for an otherwise plain transitional space.

Why Choose Venetian Panel – Grey Stone Glossy Finish?

Real stone cladding is heavy, expensive, and genuinely difficult to install, and Grey Stone gives you a comparable look without any of that. The large panel format means fewer joins and a cleaner overall finish than a slat-based product, while the glossy surface adds the kind of light-catching depth people associate with polished natural stone. It is a practical way to get a premium, stone-inspired wall without the structural and cost demands of the real material.