WPC Fluted Wall Panels: Published Sizes and Profiles
Quote a WPC fluted wall panel from a named product page and keep interior sections apart from outdoor cladding. Fluted is a ribbed face, not a single SKU. On this store the published starting point for an indoor flute is the 160 x 24 WPC fluted panel. If the wall is a facade, do not reuse that indoor handle. Use the outdoor cladding PDP and the existing exterior fluted facade article.
Which WPC fluted sizes are published on SONSILL PDPs?
Use only sizes that appear on a live product handle or title. This roundup does not invent extra millimetre options. The indoor flute list currently includes the 160 x 24 board and a 25 x 160 interior fluted panel. The outdoor list includes 219 x 26 fluted cladding. Buyers also search for WPC fluted wall panel as a broader phrase; that phrase still lands on one of these handles, not on a fourth unpublished size. If a drawing shows a different section, send the drawing on the OEM path and ask whether it can be discussed. Do not treat a drawing dimension as a live catalog size until a handle exists.
| Published handle | Section on the page | Typical use on the RFQ |
|---|---|---|
| wpc-fluted-panel-160x24 | 160 x 24 | Interior decorative flute; default indoor quote line. |
| interior-wpc-fluted-wall-panel-25x160 | 25 x 160 | Interior flute when the brief names this section. |
| outdoor-wpc-fluted-cladding-219x26 | 219 x 26 | Exterior cladding; keep off the interior stock list. |
| wpc-wall-panel-slat | Slat (not a flute) | Compare only when the wall needs a slat, not a ribbed flute. |
How do interior fluted profiles differ from exterior cladding?
Interior fluted boards are sold with the indoor WPC family and appear beside other indoor handles on the interior WPC collection. Exterior fluted cladding is a facade product with a different published section. The two can share a ribbed look and still fail if you pack them as one line. Outdoor performance, joint, and documents follow the outdoor handle. Indoor decorative use follows the indoor handle. Do not write a single fluted price that covers both.
If the project is a modern facade, stop on this inventory page after you have the outdoor handle, then read the facade article for the project brief. This page will not rewrite that exterior job.
Which finish and adjacent profiles should I compare?
Compare finish only after the section is named. A 160 x 24 indoor flute in one wood look is not a substitute for 219 x 26 outdoor cladding in another wood look. Ask the factory for the current finish range on the handle you chose. That range is a catalog and quotation item, not a colour card invented here. If you need both an indoor flute and a slat on the same project, put them on two RFQ lines. Mixing them in one unnamed fluted quantity is how the wrong section arrives.
Write the wall height and the direction of the ribs if the designer has already locked them. A factory can then say whether the published length on the handle covers that wall or whether a join plan is required. Join plans, offcuts, and accessories stay on the quote. This page only names the published sections.
Buyers who search PVC fluted wall panels are often looking for a ribbed decorative face on a PVC sheet. This store's published flute list above is WPC. If the brief is actually a flat marble-look or solid UV sheet, leave this roundup and quote that sheet family instead of forcing a PVC fluted handle that is not in the table.
Sources and buyer verification notes
The sizes and handles come from live SONSILL product pages. Finish range, wall-type acceptance, MOQ, and packing are quotation-specific and need merchant confirmation. Keep those source and merchant-confirmation notes with the chosen handle.
Ready to quote a named fluted section? Send the handle, interior or exterior use, finish, and quantity for a WhatsApp quote, or use the SONSILL contact page.