04 Oct 2026
Wall Panel 89T Walnut: quoting the right code when you order
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Wall Panel 89T - Walnut - Outdoor - 290cm - (1 pack / 6pcs)
The Wall Panel 89T - Walnut - Outdoor - 290cm is a slatted exterior cladding panel sold six to a pack. The listing describes it as engineered PVC composite with a textured slat face, and as UV resistant, so that colour and structure hold up under long spells of sun. Its shop code is AWS-OWP028, and on this particular panel the code earns more attention than it would on most lines in the Outdoor Wall Panels range.
Two code families, one published size
This part of the range runs an 88 series and an 89 series at once, in overlapping colours and at the same published dimensions. The walnut panel here sits directly alongside Wall Panel 88T - Walnut - Outdoor - 290cm, and the oak alongside Wall Panel 89A - Oak - Outdoor - 290cm. The listing asks in plain capitals that you quote the full product code and title when placing an order, and that is sound advice rather than boilerplate: "walnut, 290" does not pick out one panel in this range. Put AWS-OWP028 and the full title on the order, and read the code back off the delivery note before anyone opens a pack.
What a pack covers once it is interlocked
| Figure | As listed |
|---|---|
| Panel size | 16 x 290 x 2cm, when fitted and interlocked |
| Panels per pack | 6 |
| Area per pack | 2.78m², when fitted and interlocked |
The two figures agree with one another. Sixteen centimetres of cover along a 290cm length is 0.464m² of wall, and six of those come to the 2.78m² quoted. The phrase worth reading twice is "when fitted and interlocked": it is the covered width that is 16cm, not a loose panel measured edge to edge. So if you lay the panels out on the drive and measure across them, that figure need not be the one the listing quotes. Order against the wall area instead.
290cm is plainly the length. On the face of it 16cm is the cover width and 2cm the thickness, but the listing prints the three figures without labelling them, so have the shop confirm which is which before anything gets cut.
Ends and corners are separate parts
A clad wall shows its edges, and the panel does not finish itself. The listing names two companion parts by name: the Wall Panel 88/89 End Trim - 290cm for a cut or exposed edge, and the Wall Panel 88/89 Corner Trim - 290cm where a run turns. Both come in packs of four and are ordered separately from the panels, so count your external corners and open ends while you are still measuring, not after the panels land. Everything of that sort lives in Outdoor Trims & Fittings.
What the listing does not record
- Slat width and gap. Some panels in this range publish a slat width and the space between slats. This one does not, so if the exact rhythm of the face matters to you, ask for it.
- Fixing method. No clip, bracket or adhesive is named on this listing, and no fixing centres are given. Raise it with the shop before you buy anything to fix with.
- Material detail. "Walnut" is a colour name on a composite panel. Nothing in the description says the panel contains timber, and the mix behind "engineered PVC composite" is not broken down.
- Performance figures. UV resistance is described rather than measured here, and there is no fire or acoustic rating published.
Measure the wall, work in whole packs, add the trims you have counted, and order the code you actually mean: Wall Panel 89T - Walnut - Outdoor - 290cm. Delivery is free within 50 miles of our Glasgow store and £50 beyond it. If the make-up of the panel or the way it fixes back matters to your job, put the question to the shop first.