A thin panel matters indoors where wall depth and floor plan can't absorb inches of foam buildout. The material carries traits worth checking before specifying any indoor wall surface:
surface composition — see what non-combustible actually means before assuming a fire-code rating, since none is published for this product
holding its finish under sustained indoor light
relevant for hospitality and retail interiors
suited to high-traffic lobbies and columns
so it follows curved walls and column faces that rigid foam can't
For the full trade-off picture — including where rigid panels still win — see the pros and cons breakdown.
Technical specifications table for interior stone wall panels.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Sheet sizes | 1200×2400mm, 1200×3000mm, 600×1200mm, 600×2400mm, 600×3000mm |
| Wear resistance | Manufacturer-reported Grade 4 internal wear rating; request the applicable test method and model report |
| Temperature range | Manufacturer-reported test range of -40°C to 150°C; request the applicable report, test conditions and model scope |
| Surface traits | Fire resistant, colorfast, antibacterial, supported by manufacturer-reported freeze-thaw testing |
| Flexibility | Designed to fit curved and irregular walls within the specified bend radius |
Thickness and per-panel weight vary by series and finish; confirmed figures come with your quote once a series is selected.
Interior stone paneling covers residential accent and feature walls, hotel lobbies, museum and cultural-space interiors, retail storefronts, and columns. Because the sheet can bend within the specified radius, it also wraps curved walls and column faces. See curved wall cladding for applications where rigid foam panels may not conform.
For feature walls that need a light-responsive finish, see the Luminous Series. Its surface responds to directional or accent lighting to create changing texture and shadow; it is not a light-transmitting panel.
| Series | Interior characteristic |
|---|---|
| Series | Interior characteristic |
| Smooth Series | Flat, even finish for minimal feature walls |
| Textured Series | Raised, natural-stone surface relief for realism in lobbies and accent walls |
| Luminous Series | Translucent construction for backlit or illuminated accent walls |
| Foamed Ceramic Series | Lighter build where dead load on the substrate matters |
The Orange Sunsetcave Shadow tile (model 01FT70130) is available in five formats: 1200×2400mm, 1200×3000mm, 600×1200mm, 600×2400mm, and 600×3000mm.
It uses soft porcelain and MCM, a modified clay composition for wall cladding, and is also available as flat MCM wall panels.
Interior installs work over concrete slab, cement board, existing ceramic tile if firmly adhered, OSB, and aluminum-plastic panel. The wall must be level, clean, dry, and free of dust, oil, or loose particles. Smooth walls need an interface agent first to improve adhesion.
Apply adhesive to the panel back, press it into position, temporarily fix it with wood blocks or gas nails, trim the edges, and wipe away residue. Coverage rates and adhesive volumes vary by substrate; the flexible stone installation guide lists them by base type.
Panels ship from Angtai's factory in Foshan, China. Production typically takes 25–30 days depending on order size, while international transit is additional. Samples ship within 5 days after price confirmation, with express shipping paid by the buyer.
There is no published minimum order quantity. The quantity is confirmed for each project based on its requirements. OEM/ODM development is available for distributors and architects, with payment via T/T or L/C.
For outdoor walls, see exterior stone options for facade-specific guidance. To learn more about Angtai's manufacturing capabilities, visit the artificial stone manufacturer page or the Angtai flexible stone homepage.
