Herringbone Reinforced PVC-u Infill Panel

(Choice of size and thickness)

Distinctive high-end detailing!

Elegant, reinforced door infill panel with precision-cut diagonal grooves that make a lasting first impression. Features an MDF core sandwiched between insulating Polystyrene to provide strength, and a UV-stable heat reflective skin that provides long-lasting durability and weather resistance.

Herringbone can be arranged to emulate the herringbone pattern made popular by premium timber flooring and decorative wall panelling. It stands out from conventional door and panel styles, making it perfect for homeowners seeking a distinctive high-end finish. Manufactured in accordance with BS 476 Part 7 - Spread of Flame Class 1 and BS 4735, with self-extinguishing fire retardant materials and fulfils Part L Building Regulations.

Features & Benefits

• Distinctive high-end finish - eye-catching focal point
• Colourfast and UV stable - fade and discolour protection
• High impact durability - resistant to knocks and scratches
• Weatherproof material - won't rotting or warping over time
• Reinforced MDF security - rigidity with kick through strength
• Industry standard colour - matches most smooth white profile
• Flame-retardant - self-extinguishes and slows spread of flame
• Environmentally friendly - recyclable plus CFC and HCFC free
• Low maintenance - requires just an occasional wipe
• 10-Year Guarantee - discolouration protection

Herringbone is the perfect replacement PVC-u panel for conservatories and doors, that require a premium decoration with an eye-catching focal point. The panels strength comes from a strong, 4mm thick MDF reinforcement, which is CFC and HCFC free, so protects the environment as well as your home.

The Herringbone grooves are applied to both sides, and run diagonally up the length, from bottom left to top right. Panels can be used any way round to achieve the required design, including classic herringbone.

Important: The manufacturing process of infill panels can sometimes cause edges to appear unsightly. As the panels are designed to be housed within a beaded frame, edges are not visible once installed and do not affect the product's performance. Infill panels are intended to be cut down, typically removing any perceived edge imperfections.