corridor wall slatting
Corridor wall slatting is the process of creating panel, frame or geometric divisions by applying polyurethane wall slats (panel moulding) to corridor walls. Plain wall surfaces are divided with vertical and horizontal slats to add movement and depth to the surface. The polyurethane material is lightweight and is applied directly to the wall with installation adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or blister, and can be painted. Being light eases installation in narrow corridors and, unlike wood, it is unaffected by moisture. Since it is mould-produced, the slat profile and section are identical on every piece, ensuring dimensional consistency between sections. Polure manufactures the wall slats used in corridor wall slatting in a range of widths and profile options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is corridor wall slatting?
It is the process of creating panel and frame divisions on a corridor wall with polyurethane wall slats.
How is wall slatting done?
Vertical and horizontal slats are bonded to a plain wall with installation adhesive to create panel sections.
What is the advantage of polyurethane wall slats?
Being lightweight, moisture-resistant and paintable, and unaffected by moisture unlike wood.







