04 Oct 2026
Wall Panel 64A Oak: pack coverage, and the gaps in the listing
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Wall Panel 64A - Oak - PVC - 240cm - (1 pack / 8pcs)
Wall Panel 64A in oak is an oak effect PVC panel the shop supplies eight to a pack. Its figures are short and consistent, and one thing the listings for its neighbours include is absent here: no trim or corner strip is named. That is not a fault in the panel, but it is the thing to resolve before you order, so this post sets 64A beside the two series it is most often compared with.
Figures from the 64A listing
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Panel | 30 x 240 x 1cm |
| Pieces per pack | 8 |
| Area covered | 5.76m² per pack |
| Trim | Not named on the listing |
The coverage checks out as the panels' flat face area: 0.3m by 2.4m is 0.72m², times eight is 5.76m². No fitted width is quoted, so unlike the 63 series there is no second, narrower figure to work from, and nothing has been deducted for an overlap at the joint.
62A, 63A and 64A side by side
| 62A Oak | 63A Oak | 64A Oak | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Panel width | 30cm | 30cm loose, 25.5cm fitted | 30cm |
| Height and thickness | 240 x 1cm | 240 x 1cm | 240 x 1cm |
| Pieces per pack | 8 | 8 | 8 |
| Coverage per pack | 5.76m² | 4.9m² fitted | 5.76m² |
| Trim named | Strip A | Wall Panel 63 Trim and Corner Strip | None |
Read across the bottom two rows and the practical difference appears. 63A tells you what the wall looks like after fitting and tells you which trim belongs to it. 64A gives you the panel's own area and leaves the edges open. If the wall you are panelling has exposed edges, an external corner or a reveal, that is a question for the shop with the panel name in front of you, because a trim from another series is not designed around this panel's edge.
Pack count for common wall widths
Working on the listed 30cm width, a pack gives 240cm of wall at 240cm high. So:
- A 2.4m wall is one pack, with nothing spare.
- A 2.7m wall is 9 panels, so two packs.
- A 3.9m wall is 13 panels, two packs with three over.
- A 6m run is 20 panels, three packs.
Because the listing gives no fitted width, treat those as the best case and confirm how the panels meet before you order to the exact figure. Measure the height at both ends of the wall too. A reading over 240cm means the panel will not reach and the top of the wall needs a plan.
What is missing from this listing
- No trim or corner strip. As above, the one real gap.
- No fitted width. So no way to know from the page whether the panels butt or overlap.
- No acoustic figure. This is a PVC panel and the listing makes no sound claim. If a room needs quietening, ask about the panels listed as acoustic and what each of them is measured at.
- Moisture. The description goes as far as resistance to moisture, fading and daily wear, and names no rating, so wet areas need a direct question.
- Fixing and weight. Neither appears. The shop sells Adhesive for Wall Panels and can advise against your own substrate.
Where to go next in the range
If the trim question matters to you, Wall Panel 62A in oak names Strip A, and Wall Panel 63A in oak names both a trim and a corner strip along with a fitted width. In the 64 series itself, 64B in grey is the same panel in the cooler finish. Everything is listed on the slat and acoustic panels page, with edge parts under panel trims and fittings.
Delivery is free within 50 miles of the Glasgow store and £50 beyond. The shop will give you the current lead time, and the Wall Panel 64A oak pack page has the photographs.