Q1: What exactly is a WPC wall panel—wood, plastic, or a “hybrid”?
A: It’s 55 % recycled wood flour + 42 % food-grade HDPE + 3 % proprietary additives. You see natural grain, but you also get a plastic-style immunity buff: 0 formaldehyde, 0 swelling, 0 insect damage. A true double-threat in both looks and performance.
Q2: My walls sweat and drip in humid weather—can WPC handle that?
A: Water-absorption rate < 0.4 %—it’s like wearing a molecular raincoat. After 28 days in a Guangzhou test chamber at 98 % RH, dimensional change was < 0.1 mm. Take it out and install it; it won’t grow a millimetre.
Q3: In high temperatures will the wall “bake” out a plastic smell?
A: Certified to French VOC A+. Held at 28 °C for 72 h in a sealed chamber—formaldehyde not detected (< 0.005 mg/m³). Safe for nurseries and elder-care rooms; more reassuring than a carton of milk.
Q4: My biggest fear is a dragged-out renovation—how long does WPC take?
A: Two installers can finish every wall in a 100 m² three-bed home in 8 hours—quicker than painting latex. Hang the TV the same night. No “air-out” wait. Finish on Friday, party on Saturday.
Q5: How long will it last? Will it go brittle in a few years?
A: 2 000 h in a UV ageing chamber ≈ 10 years outdoors; flexural strength retention 92 %. Manufacturers give a 25-year warranty—longer than most mortgages.
Q6: How do I clean it later—especially kitchen grease or kids’ crayon art?
A: The co-extruded surface carries an anti-stain film. Soy sauce, lipstick, wax crayons left 24 h wipe off with a damp cloth. For heavy grime, hit it with neutral detergent: 0 residue, 0 scratches.
Hand the wall over to WPC, and spend your painting weekends on mountains and seas.
