Approve the reflected light
Review full-size panels under daylight and directional interior lighting. Record gloss, surface flatness and the acceptable appearance of the joined wall.
Surface / High-gloss collections
Build a high-gloss wall-panel collection around depth of decor, controlled reflection and a coordinated finishing system. Develop the face and core together for your distribution market.

Glossy wall panels bring a reflective surface direction to marble, stone and architectural collections. Full-panel samples reveal the depth of the decor, reflected-light quality and appearance of joints and corners more clearly than a small colour chip.
High-gloss describes appearance. PET-faced and UV-coated describe possible surface routes, which must be identified separately in the product specification. Agree the decorative film, face build-up, gloss target and finished-panel sample as one surface reference.
The same decor direction can be developed on an appropriate SPC, ABA or rigid PVC construction. Assess reflection, flatness, lamination and edge appearance on the selected board. Surface approval should include the matching profiles, packing protection and cleaning guidance used for the commercial range.
For shower walls and bathroom collections, connect the glossy face to the complete installation system, including joints, corners and sealing details. Gloss level does not determine the wet-area performance of the finished assembly.
Production options in Thailand, Vietnam and China sit within a connected decorative-film network. Keep the approved decor and gloss reference with the collection when comparing origins, adding a production site or planning repeat orders.
Review full-size panels under daylight and directional interior lighting. Record gloss, surface flatness and the acceptable appearance of the joined wall.
Coordinate trims, corners, protective packing and handling instructions with the approved face. Retain a signed reference for repeat production.
A comparable quotation needs a defined product, application and destination market. Agree these decisions before approving the range.
Prepare your specification| Decision | What to define |
|---|---|
| Surface route | Decorative film, PET face or coating build-up, with the actual gloss target. |
| Panel construction | SPC, ABA or rigid PVC formulation, section, thickness and finished-panel mass. |
| Visual approval | Decor scale, colour, reflection, flatness and joined-panel appearance. |
| Application | Interior feature wall or specified shower-wall system, with matching installation details. |
| Production control | Approved sample, decor code, origin, protective packing and repeat-order reference. |
Before you order
They describe a surface appearance. The core may use a different construction, and the face may follow a PET or coating route. Specify the gloss target and complete panel build-up together.
No. PET identifies a face material and UV curing identifies a coating process. The surface can be developed to different gloss levels; the approved finished-panel sample defines the intended result.
Yes, as part of the selected wet-area wall system. Agree the actual panel, connections, corners, adhesives and sealing details, with product and installation evidence matched to the supplied assembly.
Buying guides
Develop the board, joint and finishing details as one distributor-ready wall system.
Read the guideConnect panel construction, technical evidence and private-label packing before launch.
Read the guideTurn individual decorative samples into a controlled SPC and ABA wall-panel collection.
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