Product Description
Short answer: green wall panels in three pack sizes — 4, 8 or 12 pieces — each panel 50×50 cm. Coverage runs from 1 m² at the smallest pack to 3 m² at the largest.
Three pack sizes is a genuine size ladder, scaling coverage from 1 m² up to 3 m² without changing the panel itself.
The panels are made from high-quality plastic in a single 50×50 cm size, and the foliage is designed to be UV-resistant, low-maintenance and easy to install.
What are the exact dimensions and materials?
| Panel size | 50×50 cm each |
|---|---|
| Pack sizes | 4, 8, or 12 panels |
| Coverage | 1–3 m² depending on pack |
| Foliage material | High-quality plastic |
| Panel thickness | Not specified |
| Backing | Not specified |
| UV rating | Not specified |
| Placement | Indoor and outdoor |
How many panels do I need, and what does each pack cost?
| Pack | Coverage |
|---|---|
| 4 panels | 1 m² |
| 8 panels | 2 m² |
| 12 panels | 3 m² |
Each panel is 50×50 cm, which is 0.25 m², so 4 panels covers 1 m², 8 covers 2 m², and 12 covers 3 m² — a clean progression since the pack sizes double and triple evenly.
Artificial green wall panels, or a living green wall?
| These panels | Living green wall | |
|---|---|---|
| Irrigation | None | Plumbed irrigation and drainage required |
| Lighting | None | Supplementary grow lighting in almost every interior |
| Ongoing cost | Nothing | A maintenance contract, effectively permanent |
| Failure mode | Colour lightens under sun over time | Plant death, then visible gaps, then water damage |
| Buying more later | Same panel, same price ladder | Extending an irrigated system, at proportional cost |
| Air quality | No benefit | Real but small, and routinely overstated |
A living green wall is a building service with a maintenance contract attached, not a one-time purchase. If your budget genuinely includes ongoing plant care and you want a wall that changes and grows, that is the case for the real thing.
What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?
Panels ship flat rather than compressed, so there is no fluffing step. What this product needs instead is planning: measure your wall in metres, multiply for the area, and match it against the coverage figures above before you order.
Buy for the pack size that actually covers your wall rather than rounding down. A 12-panel pack covering 3 m² leaves you short on anything larger, and there is no partial-pack option to top it up.
Inspect the panels before you accept delivery and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further.
Who should not buy this?
- Anyone needing a documented fire rating for code compliance — choose a product with documented fire-test paperwork instead.
- Direct, unshaded outdoor sun over multiple seasons. Expect gradual fading over time; a shaded or partly covered wall holds colour longer.
- A wall larger than 3 m². The largest pack here is 12 panels. For a bigger installation, combine multiple 12-packs and accept the extra seams, or check our other green wall panel products.
Common questions
How many panels do I need for my wall?
Measure the height and width of the area in metres and multiply for the area in square metres, then compare it against the coverage figures for each pack: 1 m² for 4 panels, 2 m² for 8 panels, or 3 m² for 12 panels. As a worked example, a wall 1.5 m wide by 2 m tall is 3 m², which is exactly the 12-panel pack. For anything larger, you will need to combine multiple packs and accept a seam where they meet.
Can these panels go outside in a Canadian summer?
The panels are designed to be UV-resistant. In practice, plastic panels like this typically lighten under prolonged direct summer sun over one or two seasons. A north or east-facing wall will hold colour longer than a south or west-facing one.
Do these panels need any maintenance?
No — they're designed to be low-maintenance and easy to install, with no watering, feeding or trimming required.
Do I need tools to install these panels?
Installation is designed to be straightforward. Plan on your own zip ties, screws, or wall anchors depending on what you are mounting the panels to, and confirm what ships in the box before your installation day if that matters to you.