Trade Buyer FAQ: Ordering Artificial Green Wall Panels

You can start with one panel. All 34 of our 50 × 50 cm designs are ready stock, have no minimum order and are dispatched within 5 working days — for example G717103A Lucky Grass, G717124A Boxwood, G717112A Small Cypress, G717106A Money Leaf and G717115A The Creeper — so you can test density, colour and outdoor performance on a real wall before committing to a larger quantity.

Browse the green wall panel range or view our wholesale supply options.

Yes, samples are free for trade buyers. You can request up to 3 sample panels per qualified business enquiry. The panels themselves cost nothing; you only cover the international courier fee.

Every sample is labelled with its item number, so you can match it to our catalogue and quotation without guessing. Request samples and tell us your country, wall area and whether the project is indoor or outdoor. We’ll suggest the most relevant panels.

Standard orders are produced in 10–15 working days after order and specification approval. Ready-stock panels ship without a production wait. Shipping time is added on top of production.

If your project has a fixed installation date, tell us when requesting a quotation so we can check the schedule before confirming the order.

For most destinations, yes. DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) means we quote a landed price to your door: freight, import duties and customs clearance are included, so there are no surprise charges at your end.

Sea freight delivery is typically around 35 days, depending on the destination and route. Express delivery usually takes 5–7 days and is suitable for samples, ready-stock panels and urgent project shortfalls.

For markets where DDP is unavailable, we quote FOB China (loading port confirmed per order) and you clear customs through your local freight agent. We will confirm whether DDP or FOB applies before you order. All shipments leave from China.

Our outdoor panels are made from 100% virgin PE with UV stabilisers compounded into the material rather than sprayed onto the surface. This means the UV protection does not wash off.

Real-world fade resistance still depends on the local climate, installation position and amount of direct sunlight. Ask us to confirm whether a particular panel is suitable for your site before ordering.

Learn more about outdoor UV-resistant green walls and why virgin PE matters.

Panels are designed to be installed by your own team with standard tools. Each panel has a rigid grid backing with interlocking connectors, so panels join edge-to-edge into a continuous wall.

The basic process:

1. Measure the wall and plan the panel layout.
2. Mark a level reference line.
3. Choose the fixing method for your surface, such as concrete, brick, plasterboard, timber, mesh or fencing.
4. Mount the first row level, then interlock the remaining panels.
5. Trim edges around corners and obstacles, then fluff the foliage.

For outdoor walls, fix panels securely to resist wind. We supply the panels; installation is carried out by your installer.

Full step-by-step guide: Artificial green wall installation: 7 steps

The format decides your lead time, not the look. 50 × 50 cm panels are the 34 ready-stock designs: order from one panel, dispatched within 5 working days. 100 × 100 cm panels are made to order, with a minimum of 50 m² per design and 10–15 working days after order and specification approval.

Each 50 × 50 cm panel covers 0.25 m², so four panels make one square metre; each 100 × 100 cm panel covers 1 m². Large flat walls go up faster in 100 × 100 cm because there are fewer seams to align. Small areas, awkward shapes and mixed-design sampling are easier in 50 × 50 cm.

Yes — custom colour and private label are both available on production orders. Colour is developed against a physical swatch or a Pantone/RAL reference, and a confirmed sample is approved before the run starts; screen and photo colour are never treated as the standard.

Private label covers your own carton artwork, labels and model naming. Minimum quantity and lead time depend on the design mix, so they are quoted per project rather than published as a fixed figure.

Measure the area, divide by panel coverage, then add 5–10% for cuts and corners. A 50 × 50 cm panel covers 0.25 m² (four per square metre); a 100 × 100 cm panel covers 1 m².

Example: a 6 m × 2.5 m wall is 15 m², which means 60 panels of 50 × 50 cm or 15 panels of 100 × 100 cm before waste. Deduct doors and windows first, and allow extra where the wall has returns, columns or diagonal cuts.