Room-height panelling can be used in a variety of ways and offers both aesthetic and functional benefits. Here are some of their main applications:

1. Interior design and atmosphere

- Elegance and expression: panelling gives rooms a high-quality and sophisticated look, both in classic and modern designs.

- Character and structure: You can visually structure rooms and create a certain mood through the choice of materials, patterns and colours.

- Emphasise room height: Panelling that reaches up to the ceiling can emphasise the height of a room and make it appear larger.

2. Functional properties

- Heat and sound insulation: Wood panelling can improve acoustics and help to keep rooms warm.

- Concealing unsightly walls: Uneven or damaged wall surfaces can be easily concealed.

- Create storage space: Doors, cupboards or technical installations can be integrated into panelling.

3. Accentuation and design

- Highlighting certain areas: They are ideal for visually emphasising areas such as dining rooms, libraries or bedrooms.

- Flexibility in style and material: panelling can be combined with Lincrusta, wallpaper or tiles, making many different designs possible.

4. Commercial and public spaces

- They create a prestigious ambience in hotels, restaurants and offices.

- In public buildings or conference rooms, they can be used as acoustic elements and for refinement.

Room-height panelling is ideal for combining functionality and design. They offer the opportunity to personalise rooms and at the same time benefit from practical advantages such as sound and heat insulation.