Creative Faux Panels

Birmingham Panels

We’ve just recently added a new line of faux panels called Birmingham panels. These great new panels come in two realistic styles, Ledgestone and Random Rock.

Birmingham Panels also come in a choice of three eye popping such, River Ridge, Desert Blend, and Stormy Sky.

With a smaller overall size than most of our panels, Birmingham offers some advantages.

Check out our photo gallery for some ideas:

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Ledgestone Desert Blend	Random Rock River Ridge	Random Rock Stormy Sky

Q. Can I use your Faux Panels as skirting on my mobile home?

A. Yes, our Faux Panels are a great way to add beauty to your mobile home.Click here to learn more about mobile home skirting. They can also be used as skirting on your house.

Here are a few examples of our Faux Stone Siding being used as mobile home skirting

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Even though our panels are incredibly realistic, keep in mind that they are not real stone, they are made utilizing high density polyurethane. All of our Polyurethane Panels can be used around a Fireplace opening/insert, and/or Stove, as long as you follow the Fireplace Insert/Stove Manufacturer’s specifications for required clearances.

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Click here to view more: http://www.fauxpanels.com/fireplaces.php

We’ve just added a new line of wood panels called “Elite Panels” to the main site. These products come in two styles: “Wood Grain” and “Pecky cypress”. Elite wood panels cover your ceiling or wall with the look of solid tongue-and-groove planks. The panels install easily, cover large areas quickly, fit together seamlessly and add R-3.8 insulation. This line also has accessories like Faux wood planks and Faux wood trim. All the items in the elite line can come unfinished or walnut stained.

Here are a few sample photos of the Elite Panels in some of our customer’s homes:

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Here at FauxPanels.com we make all of our panels* out of High density Polyurethane, NOT Styrofoam! Polyurethane has huge visual, durability, and health benefits over Styrofoam.

Disadvantages to Styrofoam:

• Can break easily
• Can begin to deform at temperatures as low as 167°F (75°C), melt at around 200°F (93°C), and flow at around 250°F (121°C). In addition to causing structural failure, melting polystyrene can actually fuel a fire.
• Long-term exposure to small quantities of styrene is suspected of causing: Low platelet counts or hemoglobin values, Chromosomal and lymphatic abnormalities, nervousness, difficulty sleeping, and other acute or chronic health problems associated with the nervous system.

Benefits of our Polyurethane Panels:

• Polyurethane has a closed cell structure which provides protection from moisture and therefore will not rot. Further, the closed cell structure prevents paint from peeling from the surface.
• Polyurethane products provide no nutritional value and as such also resist the growth of mildew and fungus.
• Polyurethane panels will not crack or warp when properly installed.
• Polyurethane products are not affected by ultraviolet rays when properly coated.
• In special formulations, Polyurethanes can withstand continuous use at 200°C (392°F) or higher.
• Most panels can be Class A Firerated
• Non toxic.
• No CFC’s in our manufacturing process.
• Do not admit toxic gasses or vapors.
• Can be used with water based stains and finishes.
• 100% free of ozone depleting chlorofluorocarbons.

*Except Nailon panels