Masisa's Fluted Accent Wall Panels Questions & Answers

They are decorative panels designed to enhance interior walls and ceilings quickly, easily, and cleanly. These panels provide a continuous, contemporary, and elegant design.

They are made from MDF and come in two types of finishes, depending on the design. The wood-like panels, such as Carvalo and Bosco in fluted and micro-fluted formats, are coated with high-quality thermally fused melamine. Meanwhile, the panels in Pacific, Graphite Gray, Glacier Green, and White feature a painted finish.

Yes. Key features include:

  • Responsibly produced.
  • Fully finished and ready for installation.
  • Quick to install with a precise fit.
  • Certified with TSCA EPA Title VI and FSC seals.
  • Additionally, like all Masisa® products, they comply with E-1 formaldehyde regulations.

There are eight available designs with painted and melamine finishes:

  • Painted Fluted Panels: Glacier Green, Pacific, Graphite Gray, and White.
  • Melamine Fluted Panels: Bosco and Carvalo, featuring wood tones, also available in a micro-fluted format.

They are suitable for walls and ceilings, including wood, sheetrock, or galvanized steel framing. Ideal for residential, office, commercial, and institutional spaces.

Yes, you can mount decorative elements such as frames, mirrors, and other objects (based on the structural capacity of the substrate and the technical recommendations of the fastener provider).

No, the panels are fully finished and ready to use, requiring no varnishes or sealants.

No, this product is not suitable for outdoor use, as exposure to sunlight, humidity, and moisture can cause damage.

  1. Ensure the wall surface is even, and if needed, install MDF or wood battens or furring strips with 16-inch spacing.
  2. Attach the panels using high-elasticity mounting adhesive. For ceiling installation or additional support, reinforce the fixing with 0.13” flat-head screws or nails placed in the tongue-and-groove joints.
  3. Leave a perimeter expansion gap of 0.5 to 1 cm on all sides.

Turn off the power, measure and mark the cutout on the panel, then proceed to cut. Remove the outlet or switch, align the panel with the opening, and reinstall the outlet or switch securely.

You can use:

  • A manual saw, cutting with the decorative side facing up.
  • A power saw with at least 86 teeth, equipped with a scoring blade.
  • Follow the manufacturer’s speed and feed rate guidelines, and cut with the decorative side facing down.

Use a slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive products like furniture polish or bleach.