Frequently asked questions about the Isotex ceiling and wall panels category
What are Isotex ceiling and wall panels and where are they used?
Isotex ceiling and wall panels are ready-made decorative and technical systems for interior finishes. The range includes cassette and slat ceilings, wall panels with various fixings, moisture-resistant and acoustic models suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, offices and commercial spaces.
What are the dimensions of ISOTEX FOREST 280X1800 QUATRO panels?
ISOTEX FOREST 280X1800 QUATRO panels measure 280 mm in width and 1800 mm in length, a practical size for wall and ceiling cladding that is easy to cut and install.
How do ISOTEX FOREST ALASKA, GOLD, NORDIC and SILVER differ?
The ISOTEX FOREST variants differ mainly in surface finish and colour tone: ALASKA, GOLD, NORDIC and SILVER offer different textures and looks while sharing the same 280x1800 mm format and Quatro mounting system. Choose based on the desired aesthetic.
Which Isotex panels are suitable for wet rooms?
There are moisture-resistant Isotex panels in the range, typically polymer- or vinyl-faced panels that withstand humidity and are easy to clean. They are suitable for bathrooms and kitchens if joints are properly sealed and panels correctly fixed.
Are Isotex panels suitable for improving office acoustics?
Yes, the range includes acoustic Isotex panels designed to reduce noise and improve sound absorption. When choosing, check the specified sound absorption ratings and panel thickness to achieve the desired effect.
What fixing system is used for Isotex slat and cassette panels?
Isotex panels come with compatible installation systems: slat panels are fixed into profiles or battens, while cassette panels mount into frame or concealed rails. The exact fixing type is specified in each product description; Quatro system is used for the 280x1800 models.
Can ISOTEX FOREST 280X1800 QUATRO panels be cut to length on site?
Yes, 280x1800 mm panels can be cut on site using standard woodworking tools such as a fine-tooth saw or circular saw. Support the panel and protect the surface during cutting to avoid chipping and preserve the finish.
What materials are used in Isotex panels — polymer or insulated sandwich panels?
The range includes polymer-faced (vinyl/polymer) decorative panels and insulated sandwich panels combining a load-bearing outer skin with thermal insulation. Each product description specifies the face material and whether insulation is included.
How to choose between Isotex cassette and slat panels for a living room?
Choose based on aesthetics and access needs: slat panels give a linear, modern look, while cassette panels offer modularity and easier replacement of individual units. Pick slats for a minimalist modern interior and cassettes if you want decorative modules and simpler maintenance.
Is a special backing or profile required when installing Isotex wall panels?
Wall panels are typically installed on guiding profiles or battens to ensure a flat surface and concealed fixings. Exact profiles and fixing intervals are given in each product's installation guide; thin polymer panels commonly use vertical battens at 300–600 mm centres.