White Embroidery 4x9ft Abstract Panel

The panel format is 4 by 9 ft, or 1220 by 2800 mm, with thicknesses of 12 mm, 18 mm, 22 mm, and 25 mm. Environmental ratings are ENF and F four star, and moisture resistance is rated P10. The surface is a white embroidery effect with fine stitched line work forming an abstract pattern. Installation can be carried out by cutting, drilling, grooving, edge banding, screwing, adhesive bonding, or mechanical fixing. Exposed edges should be treated with edge banding or sealant. Cleaning can be done with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Panels should be stored flat on a dry, level surface.

The panel is used for interior wall cladding and feature walls, wardrobe doors, cabinets, and storage systems, furniture fronts and case goods, partitions and room dividers, retail displays and exhibition fixtures, door skins and door panels, and kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors where moisture exposure is intermittent and edges are sealed. The embroidery surface is also used on headboard walls, reception counters, and display backdrops where a stitched appearance is specified. It is used in office, residential, hospitality, and commercial interiors.

What do ENF and F four star mean. These are formaldehyde emission ratings. ENF and F four star indicate low formaldehyde emission limits under the referenced standards, and they are used to select panels for interior applications with specified environmental requirements.

Which thickness should I choose. 12 mm is used for wall facing and thin door panels. 18 mm is used for standard cabinets and furniture. 22 mm and 25 mm are used for thicker edges, structural components, and surfaces requiring greater stiffness. Final selection depends on span, load, substrate, and fixing method.

Is this panel suitable for wet areas. P10 moisture resistance supports use in areas with occasional moisture, such as kitchen and bathroom cabinets, when cut edges and joints are sealed. Prolonged standing water and direct water contact should be avoided.

How should the panel be installed. Acclimatize panels in the room before installation. Verify substrate flatness. Leave expansion gaps. Use suitable adhesives or mechanical fasteners. Seal cut edges with edge banding or sealant. For embroidered surfaces, check panel alignment and stitch direction under the intended lighting before final fixing so the pattern reads consistently across adjacent panels.

How should the panel be cleaned. Use a damp cloth and mild detergent. Abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, and solvents that may affect the surface should be avoided. Dust that settles in the stitched texture can be removed with a soft brush or vacuum attachment. Standing water should be dried promptly.

Can the panel be cut and edge banded. Yes. Use woodworking tools with fine tooth blades. Apply edge banding or sealant to exposed edges to maintain moisture resistance and appearance.

Store panels flat on a dry, level surface. Acclimatize panels in the installation room before cutting or fixing. Seal all cut edges, drill holes, and joints with suitable edge banding or sealant. Maintain expansion gaps around panels and fixed objects. Avoid prolonged moisture exposure and standing water. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when cutting or machining. Check adhesive and substrate compatibility before installation. Follow local building and interior finishing requirements.

The 1220 by 2800 mm large format reduces the number of seams across wall cladding, cabinet doors, and furniture surfaces, which supports a more continuous stitched pattern. Four thickness options, 12 mm, 18 mm, 22 mm, and 25 mm, allow the panel to be matched to different functions, spans, and edge details. The ENF and F four star environmental ratings meet specified formaldehyde emission limits under the referenced standards for interior panel applications. P10 moisture resistance supports interior use where occasional moisture exposure occurs, provided that cut edges and joints are sealed. The surface reproduces an embroidery effect with fine stitched line work forming raised thread like paths, so adjacent panels do not repeat in a fixed grid and the stitch layout can be aligned during installation. The panel is compatible with cutting, drilling, grooving, edge banding, and common fixing methods.