The Langham Journal — outdoor wall panels
Guides and product notes covering the outdoor wall panels range — measurements, what fits where, and what each piece works with.
04 Oct 2026 · Guide
Planning a composite deck: boards, clips and trims explained
Composite decking comes four 290cm boards to a pack. Here is what goes with them — fitting clips, edge trim, screws bought separately — and how to count a deck.
04 Oct 2026 · Guide
Outdoor wall panels and composite cladding: ideas for garden walls, sheds and balconies
Eight composite panel series in 180cm, 240cm and 290cm lengths, where cladding works outside, and why you should read the panel listing rather than the trim's name.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 92 Trim: a 2 x 1cm border, matched to 92 boards
A slim 2 x 1cm section, 240cm long, ten lengths to a pack. Five finishes, each tied to a single 92 board code.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 74E Black: fixing it, and what to ask about brackets
The listing recommends brackets for fitting this black outdoor panel but does not say at what centres or into what. Those are the questions worth asking first.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 74D Dark Brown vs the 73 and 84 dark brown panels
Dark brown appears on several outdoor panel profiles. They differ in depth, pack size, coverage and the trim they take, which is the whole basis for choosing.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 74B Dark Grey: check the colour before you order
The listing for this panel is named dark grey but carries the oak-effect description shared across the 74 range. Here is what is solid, and what to confirm.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 74A Oak: interlocking panels and the trim length
A 1.5cm panel that interlocks, six to a pack, 3.48m2 covered. The catch worth knowing before you order is that the trim the listing names is shorter than the panel.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
88/89 End Trim: where a panel run stops, and how many to count
The cap for an open edge on 88 or 89 panelling, four 290cm lengths to a pack. How it differs from the corner section, and how to count edges rather than metres.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
88/89 Corner Trim: the eight boards it fits, and the TBC profile
Four 290cm lengths, one per external angle, for 88 and 89 panelling. The listing names all eight boards it fits but publishes the profile only as TBC.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 88T Walnut: access, handling and checks on arrival
Six panels at 290cm are a long, awkward item before they are a finished wall. What to check about access and what to look at the moment a pack is opened.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 88D Dark Oak: setting out corners and cut edges
The order you set a clad wall out in decides whether the last panel is a full one or a sliver. How to plan 88D dark oak around corners and open edges.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 88B Grey Oak: judging the colour before you clad
Grey oak reads differently against red brick than it does against pale render. What the 88B listing states about colour and UV resistance, and what it leaves to you to verify.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 88A Oak: how many packs a wall takes, and why
A 290cm length and 2.78m2 of cover per pack are the two numbers that decide an order. A worked example for a garden wall, plus the honest gaps in the listing.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 89T Walnut: quoting the right code when you order
Two code families run side by side in this range at the same published size, so the full code earns its place on the order. What a pack of 89T walnut covers, and what the listing leaves open.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 89D Dark Oak: what fitted and interlocked really means
Dark oak panelling at 290cm, six to a pack, 2.78m² covered. Its width is published as the fitted figure, which makes counting panels for a wall unusually easy.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 89B Grey Oak: planning a corner before you order
Grey oak panelling at 290cm, six to a pack. This group names a corner trim, so a seating corner or a return wall can be planned properly from the start.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 89A Oak: quote the full code, and check the coverage
An interlocking 290cm outdoor panel in oak, six to a pack and 2.78m² covered. The listing asks you to quote the full code when ordering, and it has a point.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 92T Walnut compared with the interlocking panels
A slat-and-space face or an interlocked one: the range offers both, and the figures differ in ways that change your order. 92T walnut set against the 290cm panels.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 92E Black: shadow lines, substrate and what shows
On a black slatted face it is the shadow between the slats that does the work. What 92E publishes, and the one thing to settle about the wall behind it.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 92D Dark Oak: pack coverage and a 240cm height
Twelve panels, 4.61m2 of cover and a 240cm length that happens to match a common cladding height. Worked quantities for 92D dark oak, and the gaps in the listing.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 92B Grey: the brackets and trims to order with it
Panels are the easy part of the order. The 92B grey listing recommends brackets and sells its trim separately, and neither comes in the pack.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 92A Oak: the slat repeat and where it lines up
A 2.4cm slat with a 1.4cm space between is a 3.8cm repeat, and that rhythm is what you line up with a window, a light or a corner. Pack figures and honest gaps for 92A oak.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
73/83 Corner Trim: closing external angles in outdoor panelling
A pack closes three external corners on 73 or 83 panelling. How to measure an angle properly, what the seven finishes cover, and the detail to confirm before ordering.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 73T Walnut: slat spacing and where the joints land
The slat and gap figures are the ones that decide how a panelled wall looks finished. On the 73T walnut panel that is 3.5cm of slat, 1.5cm of shadow, repeated.