Filler Strips | Wunderlite Pressed Metal Panels

Filler Strips
Pressed Metal Fan Shell Filler Strip

Candy Stripe Filler Strip

Could be used with any of the art deco designs.

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Geometric Filler Strip.

Pressed Metal Geometric filler strips are smaller, less obtrusive Geometric patterns used to complement the feature Pressed Metal Panel.

Pressed Metal Ripple Filler Strip

Ripple Filler Strip.

Pressed Metal Ripple filler strips are another example of less obtrusive patterns used to complement the feature Pressed Metal Panel.

Pressed Metal Rough Cast Filler Strip

Roughcast Filler Strips.

Complementing a feature panel, the Roughcast Filler Strip is used enhance the style of the larger panels.

 
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Popular Designs

The floral pattern was the single most popular design for residential ceilings in both city and country homes from its introduction in the 1880's right through to the 1940's when Wunderlich ceased stamping metal panels in their Sydney factory and moved on to producing primarily ceramic roofing...
A dado feature is a decoration of the lower part of a wall. Typically, it is some sort of panelling or an embossed or painted decoration which starts at the top of a skirting board and goes 3' (900mm) up the wall. Dado features are then capped with a chair rail which is typically a timber strip...
As decoration styles began to swing away from the traditional in the 1930's the went all the way through to the Art Deco styles featuring angular planes and geometric shapes as typified in this panel. This design featured in the new look Residential Buildings, Hotels, Theatres and Pubs...
The Fishscale pattern is exactly as named, consisting of repeated rows of scales around 2" wide by 3" long across the sheet. This design was originally used as the roofing cladding for the small sun awnings over tropical style bungalows typical of the Australian and Pacific region...

 


Wunderlite Production Panels have been supplying quality pressed metal panels since the 1980's.

Our panels have been used in Modern and Contemporary Settings, Churches, Corporate Offices, Clubs and more.

Please contact us if you have a specific filler application as we do have a further variety of patterns which we have not included in our advertised range but which we are able to produce for specific orders. Again, the imagination of the interior designer is all that limits the application of any of our pressed metal panels being applied to modern decor.

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