BMCT III

REPORT ON – MARKET SURVEY ON PANELLING AND CLADDING

SUBMITTED BY-
BHAWANA JASWANI
22122012
PANELLING
 Panelling refers to the application of panels, typically wooden,
to walls, ceilings, or other surfaces to enhance the aesthetic
appeal of a space. It serves both functional and decorative
purposes and has been used in architecture and interior design
for centuries.
 Panelling can be found in various forms, and its purpose and
types can vary based on design preferences and historical
influences.

 Decoration: One of the primary purposes of panelling is

decorative. It adds texture, visual interest, and a sense of
craftsmanship to a space. Different paneling styles can evoke
various design aesthetics, from traditional to modern.
 Protection: Panelling can also serve a practical purpose by
protecting walls from damage. In high-traffic areas or spaces
prone to wear and tear, panelling can act as a durable barrier
that guards against scuffs, scratches, and other forms of
damage.
 Insulation: In some cases, panelling may contribute to the
insulation of a room. Certain paneling materials, especially
those with added padding or insulation behind them, can help
regulate temperature and sound, improving the overall comfort
of a space.
 Wainscoting: This involves applying wooden panels to
the lower part of a wall, typically below chair rail height.
Wainscoting is a classic and elegant form of panelling
that can be used to add character to a room.

Beadboard: Beadboard consists of narrow, vertical

wooden planks with a distinctive beaded groove
between each plank. It is often used for a cottage or
farmhouse aesthetic and can be applied to walls or
ceilings.

Raised Panel: In raised panel panelling, the central

portion of each panel is raised, creating a three-
dimensional effect. This style is often associated with
more formal and traditional interiors.

Flat Panel: Flat panel panelling features smooth, flat

panels without the raised elements found in raised
panel designs. It provides a more streamlined and
modern look, suitable for contemporary interiors.

Board and Batten: This style involves alternating wide

boards (battens) with narrow strips (boards) to create a
vertical pattern. It has a rustic or farmhouse appeal and
can be applied to walls or used for exterior siding.

Tongue and Groove: This type of panelling involves fitting

together interlocking boards with tongues on one edge and
grooves on the other. It creates a seamless, tight fit and is
commonly used for both walls and ceilings.
 Steps for Installation-
Preparation:Ensure a clean and dry surface.Remove any
debris or imperfections from the wall.
Measurement:Measure the wall area to determine the
number of panels needed.
Cutting Panels: Cutting panels to the required size if
necessary
.Attachment Method :Choose between adhesive application
or screwing methods based on the manufacturer's
recommendation. (Gorilla Heavy Duty Construction
Adhesive Liquid, Nails Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive)
Adhesive Application: Apply adhesive evenly on the back of
the UPVC panel.Press firmly against the wall, ensuring
proper alignment.
Screwing Method :Pre-drill holes in the panel and the
wall.Secure panels using screws, ensuring they're flush
with the surface.
Finishing Touches: Use trim pieces to cover edges for a
polished look.
 Aesthetic Appeal: Panelling adds a decorative element to
interior spaces, enhancing the visual appeal of walls and
ceilings. It comes in various styles and finishes, allowing for
customization to suit different design preferences.
 Protection: Panelling can protect walls from damage, such as
scuffs, scratches, and stains. This is particularly useful in
high-traffic areas or spaces where walls are prone to wear
and tear.
 Insulation: Some types of panelling, especially those with
added padding or insulation materials, can contribute to better
thermal and acoustic insulation in a room. This can improve
energy efficiency and create a more comfortable environment.
 Hide Imperfections: Panelling can be used to conceal
imperfections on walls, such as uneven surfaces or cracks,
providing a smooth and cohesive appearance.
 Easy Maintenance: In general, panelling is relatively easy to
clean and maintain. Most panels can be wiped down with a
damp cloth to keep them looking fresh.
 Versatility: There are various types of panelling, ranging from
traditional wainscoting to modern flat panel designs, allowing
for versatility in design choices to suit different architectural
styles.
 Cost: High-quality panelling materials can be expensive, and
the overall cost of installation, including labor and finishing,
may be higher compared to other wall treatment options.
 Installation Complexity: Depending on the type of panelling
and the desired design, installation can be more complex than
other wall treatments. Precise measurements, cuts, and
alignment are crucial for a professional finish.
 Limited Design Flexibility: While there is a variety of panelling
styles, the overall design may still be limited compared to
more flexible wall treatments like paint or wallpaper. This
limitation may be a disadvantage for those seeking highly
customized or unique designs.
 Maintenance Issues: Depending on the finish and material,
some types of panelling may be susceptible to damage over
time, such as scratches or dents. Maintenance and repairs
might be needed to keep the panels in good condition.
 Trend Sensitivity: The aesthetic appeal of panelling can be
influenced by design trends, and what is fashionable today
may become outdated in the future. This can be a
disadvantage for those who want a timeless look.
 Space Perception: In smaller rooms, heavily paneled walls
may make the space feel more confined. This can be a
consideration when choosing panelling for rooms with limited
square footage.
 PANELLING

DIMENSIONS THICKNESS PRICE (PER

TYPE MATERIAL BRAND (MM) (MM) SQ.FT)
VENEER TIFFANY 2500 X 2560 4.5 150 -400
FABRIC EUROPRATIK 2500 X 2560 4.5 400-1,500
LAMINATE DECOLITE 2500 X 2560 4.5 65 -140
ACRYLIC SIGNATURE 2500 X 2560 4.5 150-375
MIRROR GLORIO 2500 X 2560 6-10 120-400
BRICK RANG 2500 X 2560 4 100-350
STONE AEROCON 2500 X 2560 4.5 200-600
WPC CASA DELUXE 2500 X 2560 4.5 220-350
DECORATIVE WALL
PANELS
Art3d 500
Kayra Decor 375
SOLICUBE 300
INTHUB 22 80
500mm x 500mm
Toffles Traders 10 65

Rajvi Extrusion 600mm X 600mm 4 100-300

3D PRINTED WALL 14,000-

PANELS VENTURA VARIABLE 2- 2.5 20,000

FLAT WOOD PANELS WOOD

PANELLI FLUTED WOOD

NG PANELS WOOD
CLADDING LOCATION –
JAIN’S DISPLAY STUIO
DEVENDRA NAGAR RAIPUR
 Cladding refers to the application of one material over another
to provide a protective layer or covering. It is commonly used in
various industries, including construction and manufacturing,
for a variety of purposes.

 Protection: Cladding serves as a protective layer for the

underlying material or structure, shielding it from
environmental elements such as weather, sunlight, wind, and
moisture. This helps to prevent corrosion, decay, and other
forms of deterioration.

 Aesthetics: Cladding can enhance the visual appeal of a

structure. It provides architects and designers with the
flexibility to choose materials and finishes that contribute to the
overall aesthetics of a building.

 Insulation: Some types of cladding can provide additional

insulation to a building, helping to regulate temperature and
improve energy efficiency. This is particularly important in
areas with extreme weather conditions.

 Durability: Cladding can improve the durability of a structure,

making it more resistant to wear and tear. It can also
contribute to the longevity of the building by protecting it from
environmental damage.
 Metal Cladding: This involves the use of metal sheets or
panels, such as aluminum, steel, or copper, to cover a
building's exterior. Metal cladding is known for its
durability, low maintenance, and modern appearance.

Stone Cladding: Natural stones or artificial stone veneers

can be used to clad buildings for an elegant and timeless
look. Stone cladding provides a sturdy and weather-
resistant exterior.

Wood Cladding: Timber cladding is often used for its

aesthetic appeal and natural warmth. However, it may
require more maintenance compared to some other
materials.

Brick Cladding: Thin brick tiles or panels can be applied to

the exterior of a building for a classic and durable finish.
Brick cladding is often used to achieve a traditional or
rustic appearance.

Vinyl Cladding: Vinyl is a popular material for cladding due

to its low cost, versatility, and ease of maintenance. It is
available in various colors and styles.

Fiber Cement Cladding: This type of cladding is made from

a mixture of cement, sand, and cellulose fibers. It is
known for its durability, resistance to fire and pests, and
low maintenance.
 1. Attached system In the attached system, the large panels
forming the exterior cladding are directly attached to the
structural frame of a building having one or more stories
or bays. The attached system is used to erect the precast
concrete and the steel-stud frames having exterior
finishes. During installation, the crane lifts the panel in
place, being fixed onto the anchorage that is fastened at
the edge of the slab.

 Curtain Wall SystemThe curtain wall system is generally

incorporated in large and multi-storeyed buildings. This
system is similar to the attached system, with the only
difference being- the panels here are not attached to the
slab edges with anchors, but are attached to the structural
frame using clip angles.
 Infill System The infill system is easier to differentiate from
other systems as the structural frame is exposed in this
case. The cladding panels are placed between the columns
of the structural frame, spanning from one level of the slab
to another. The cast-in-place concrete panel is mostly
used as a cladding material in this system. Glass and
precast concrete are some other materials that can be
effectively used in the infill system.

The cladding panels of the infill system can be installed from

the inside of the building, reducing the risks of injury to
workers working on scaffolding. This system has weak
heat-insulating ability because of a significant heat
exchange between the floor slabs due to the exposed
structural frames. The heat also causes expansion and
contraction of the structural frame.
 Weather Protection: Cladding provides a protective barrier
against harsh weather conditions, including rain, wind, and
sunlight. This helps to prevent structural damage and
decay over time.

 Aesthetic Enhancement: Cladding offers architects and

designers the opportunity to enhance the visual appeal of a
structure. It comes in a variety of materials and finishes,
allowing for creative design choices.

 Insulation: Some types of cladding can improve a building's

insulation properties, leading to increased energy
efficiency and reduced heating or cooling costs.

 Durability: Cladding materials are often chosen for their

durability, which can contribute to the longevity of a
building by protecting it from wear and tear.

 Low Maintenance: Depending on the material used,

cladding can be relatively low maintenance, reducing the
need for frequent repairs or replacements.

 Customization: Cladding allows for a high degree of

customization in terms of color, texture, and design, giving
designers flexibility in achieving specific aesthetic goals.
 Cost: Quality cladding materials and installation can be
expensive. While it may offer long-term benefits, the initial
cost can be a significant consideration for builders and
property owners.

 Maintenance Issues: Some types of cladding may require

periodic maintenance to address issues such as paint
peeling, staining, or damage. Neglecting maintenance can
lead to deterioration over time.

 Fire Risk: Depending on the material used, cladding can

pose a fire risk. In some cases, combustible materials may
contribute to the rapid spread of flames, as observed in
certain high-profile incidents.

 Moisture Trapping: Improperly installed or damaged

cladding can trap moisture, leading to issues such as rot,
mold, and structural damage over time.

 Limited Insulation in Some Materials: While some cladding

materials offer insulation benefits, others may not
contribute significantly to thermal performance. It's
important to consider the specific insulation properties of
the chosen cladding material.

 Environmental Impact: The production and disposal of

certain cladding materials can have environmental
implications. Some materials may be energy-intensive to
manufacture, and disposal methods may contribute to
landfill waste.aesthetic goals.
 PANELLING, CLADDING ,
THICKNESS PRICE (PER
TYPE MATERIAL BRAND DIMENSIONS (MM) (MM) SQ.FT)
VENEER TIFFANY 2500 X 2560 4.5 150 -400
FABRIC EUROPRATIK 2500 X 2560 4.5 400-1,500
LAMINATE DECOLITE 2500 X 2560 4.5 65 -140
ACRYLIC SIGNATURE 2500 X 2560 4.5 150-375
MIRROR GLORIO 2500 X 2560 6-10 120-400
BRICK RANG 2500 X 2560 4 100-350
STONE AEROCON 2500 X 2560 4.5 200-600
DECORATIVE WALL WPC CASA DELUXE 2500 X 2560 4.5 220-350
PANELS
Art3d 500
Kayra Decor 375
SOLICUBE 300
INTHUB 500mm x 500mm 22 80
Toffles Traders 10 65

Rajvi Extrusion 600mm X 600mm 4 100-300

3D PRINTED WALL 14,000-
PANELS VENTURA VARIABLE 2- 2.5 20,000

FLAT WOOD PANELS WOOD

PANELLIN
G FLUTED WOOD PANELS WOOD

WPC CLADDING WOOD/SAWDUST 2895mm X 2621mm 5-25 150-600

2440mm x 1220mm,
3050mm x 1220mm,
ALUMINIUM CLADDING ALUMINIUM EUROBOND 3660mm x 1220mm. 3-6 70-500
UPVC CLADDING 5-25 30-500

CLAY CLADDING NATURAL CLAY MCM CLADDINGS VARIABLE VARIABLE VARIABLE

500-640
CLADDIN CEMENT 150mm×3000mm,
G FIBRE CEMET BOARD CELLULOSE SHERA, EVEREST 2438mmx1220mm 8 mm