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Pattern CHV-W

Chevron as architecture.

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Pattern CHV-W
£365.00 GBP

Per M²

Chevron Wall Panel in Solid Walnut

The CHV-W is a chevron pattern wall panel built from solid walnut strips of  with random widths set at opposing angles. The geometry is the point. Each column of strips meets the next at a V, and because the grain on each side runs in a different direction, each column catches light differently. 

Stand in front of the panel and one column reads light, the next reads dark. Move sideways, change the lamp, change the time of day — and the contrast magnifies, softens, or inverts. The pattern is never visually static.

Production time: approximately 1 day per square metre

    We delivery to most countries, please contact us for an accurate quote.

    These tiles can be manufactured from wood species and colours of your choice.

    Materials specifications

    Face material: solid American black walnut
    Finish: Hard wax oil (semi matt)
    Base    : 6.5 mm birch plywood (12 mm lightweight option available)

    BASE MODEL SPECIFICATIONS:

    • Face material: solid walnut strips with random widths and thicknesses (15 - 75mm wide 4-6mm thick)
    • Standard tile length: 520mm (±10mm tolerance)
    • Standard tile width 200mm (customisable range: 150 - 400 mm)
    • Element density - 130 per square meter (±20)
    • Weight: 10kg/m² (±0.5kg)
    • Material: solid American black walnut
    • Element density: 150 per square meter. 

    Contact us for production and lead times.
    Wooden panel with a chevron pattern in walnut

    Material and Finish options

    Moisture Resistant

    Finish: Base coat of penetrating hydrophobic oil, two top coats of semimat Osmo Hard Wax Oil (optional UV protection can be specified)

    Base: 6 or 9mm birch plywood, sealed with a PVA coat (marine plywood can be specified).

    Glue: D4 PVA

    Suited to: interior areas with frequent, short-term exposure to moisture and high humidity, such as kitchens and bathroom applications in zones 2 and 3

    Price: 15–20% above the base model

    LEED upgrade

    Both the moisture-resistant and fire-retardant variants can be specified to meet LEED requirements. The upgrade covers FSC-certified hardwood, no-added-formaldehyde plywood, and low-VOC adhesives and finishes— supporting credits in Materials & Resources (responsible sourcing, EPD/HPD) and Indoor Environmental Quality (low-emitting materials).

    Face material: FSC-certified hardwood
    Base material: FSC-certified, no-added-formaldehyde
    Adhesive: low-VOC, SCAQMD Rule 1168 compliant
    Finish: VOC Free Rubio Monocoat C2 Oil (UV-protected option available)

    Price: 20–25% above the base model

    Fire Retardant

    Two finishing options. Thermoguard Fire Varnish where UV protection is required; the Rubio Monocoat FR Oil System otherwise — oil is the preferred finish, retaining the natural feel and tonal depth of the timber that a varnish would seal over.

    UV Finish: Thermoguard Fire Varnish (Euroclass B-s2,d0 · BS Class 0/1)
    OIL Finish: Rubio Monocoat FR Oil System, Bfl-s1 tested according to the standard EN 13501-1: EN ISO 11925-2 and EN ISO 9239-1
    Base:     9 mm (12 mm optional) lightweight poplar plywood, FR class B-s1,d0 to EN 13501
    Glue: FR MS Polymer 

    FR specification subject to confirmation per project — full data sheets, certificate of supply, and adhesive TDS available on request.


    Price: 30–35% above the base model

    IMO Marine specification

    For installations on yachts and cruise ships, the IMO version, built with the materials tested at the standards required to support compliance with IMO 2010 FTP Code Part 5 (surface flammability). Test data and material declarations are supplied with the order. Final IMO / MED certification, class society approval, and flag-state acceptance are the buyer's responsibility — Artimatum is not a certifying body.

    Test basis: IMO 2010 FTP Code Part 5 surface flammability
    Optional test pack: FTP Code Part 2 smoke density and toxicity
    Supplied with the order: materials test certificate, declaration and technical data sheets
    Certification: issued by class society or notified body, instigated by the buyer (Artimatum supplies the test pack; the buyer obtains the certification
    Suited for: interior bulkheads, and feature walls on yachts and cruise ships.

    Final IMO / MED / class approval is obtained by the buyer through their nominated certifying body.


    Price: 50-70% above the base model

    Pattern options

    Three things shape the finished wall
    the tile itself, the way it's installed, and what it's combined with.

    Spacing

    Tiles install flush for a continuous chevron field, or with spacing between columns to break the pattern into discrete bays. The reveal is colour-filled (painted, any tone) or filled with contrasting wooden slats. Spaced tiles are built with a recessed plywood backing — a different build from the flush standard.

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    Column and tile width

    (customisation options)

    Column widths can be customised to suit the installation space — wider columns for large, tall walls, narrower columns for residential interiors. Tile width within each column sets the density. Both chosen at order.

    Vertical linear sections

    For layered, two-pattern compositions, CHV-W combines with plain vertical-strip sections — installed alongside the chevron as a base band, top band, mirrored across a centre band, or interior zone. Sold as a separate product.

    Handmade in the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield, England.

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