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Artificial Living Wall

Biophilic texture with controlled maintenance planning

Artificial living wall assemblies are often selected when a project needs strong visual greenery without irrigation infrastructure. According to the EPA, outdoor water use accounts for nearly 8 billion gallons daily nationwide, primarily for landscaping. Our UV-stabilized polyethylene panels eliminate that demand while delivering biophilic impact — research from the University of Exeter found enriching spaces with greenery increases occupant productivity by 15% (Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 2014). We scope each layout around access points, lighting conditions, and long-term appearance goals.

5-year limited UV warranty

1-year installation workmanship warranty

Where this system can work well

Lobby and reception feature walls
Pool deck or courtyard backdrop walls
Retail and hospitality focal installations
Residential accent walls in entertainment zones

Core features and expected outcomes

Features

  • Modular panel format that supports phased installation
  • UV-stabilized foliage blends chosen for California sun exposure
  • Concealed support framework options for cleaner finished edges
  • Indoor and covered-outdoor palette options
  • Layout planning around existing utilities and site constraints

Benefits

  • Can bring greenery to surfaces where live planting is difficult
  • Usually keeps visual density more consistent through seasonal shifts
  • Often reduces recurring trimming and irrigation labor
  • Supports hospitality, retail, and residential statement zones
  • Can make upkeep budgets more predictable across the year

Fit metrics

Relative scoring for planning conversations. These are directional and should be validated against field conditions and project priorities.

Architectural impact

9/10

Commonly used as a focal surface.

Privacy contribution

6/10

Depends on height and viewing angles.

Maintenance simplicity

8/10

Maintenance demand is usually light.

Retrofit flexibility

7/10

Most projects need surface and anchor review.

Typical process timeline

Step 1

Site walk + measurements

Step 2

Concept layout + sample confirmation

Step 3

Procurement and fabrication scheduling

Step 4

Installation, punch list, and closeout review

Scope considerations

Panel depth and edge detailing should be coordinated with nearby lighting and millwork.

Direct high-sun exposures may influence long-term color shift, so orientation matters during material selection.

Access clearances for future cleaning should be planned before final layout approval.

Coverage is subject to approved applications, normal use conditions, and written warranty terms.

Coverage

Limited warranty protection on materials and installation

5-year limited UV warranty on qualifying products and 1-year installation workmanship warranty.

Coverage is limited and subject to product eligibility, installation scope, and written warranty terms.

5-year limited UV

1-year installation

Written terms apply

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