Inspired by the natural structures and processes of stalactite formations that hang from the ceilings of caves and natural stone forms created by water. Anyone who has visited a stalactite cave will immediately be reminded by the beautiful forms the panels takes. These natural wonders were a highly significant influence on our work. Our sculptors explore surface manipulation by dragging tools down a large sheet of metal. This is then made into a silicone mould, cast with a metal resin and finished in a high polish. A mixture of chaos and control was attained and much like molten lave flows, the work seemingly took on a mind of its own. DIMENSIONS + Our standard ‘RTI’ panels are ‘Ready-To-Install’ panels. These are made to order at a set standard size of 1200mm x 2400mm**dimensions are approximate and may differ either way by 50mm. WIDTH: 1200mmHEIGHT: 2400mm There are no bounds to what we can do and our CTO ‘Customised-To-Order’ panels are for bespoke commissions, incurring extra fees. Do contact us for more information on custom and bespoke projects. LEAD TIMES + 8–12 weeks, unless advised otherwise in writing. Due to the hand-crafted nature of our artisan individually produced pieces, unanticipated delays may occur. STORAGE + WATSON & GABB surfaces and panels should be stored where no moisture can attack them.Storage conditions should have a relative humidity of between 35% and 60% and be suitable for timber products. EXTRA PROCESSING & ADD-ONS + PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE + + £69.58 surchargePlywood backing adds strength and support to the panel. Ideal for installations that need added stability or where the panel will be fixed mechanically. Best suited to kitchens, utility rooms, or commercial spaces where panels may be fixed to stud walls or need extra rigidity. EXTRA LARGE BOARD (3 X 3.5M IN HEIGHT) + + £139.15 surchargeFor taller panels that go beyond standard size. A great option for impactful, large-scale designs that require seamless vertical coverage. Ideal for entrance halls, stairwells, feature walls, or double-height spaces. PATINA (ANTIQUE EFFECT) + + £251.56 per panelAged metal look with character. This finish creates a rich, time-worn appearance that adds depth and uniqueness to each panel. Perfect for lounges, dining areas, bars, boutique retail, or anywhere a statement, heritage-inspired finish is desired. LACQUER + + £251.56 per panelA clear protective coating that helps maintain the finish, prevents tarnishing, and boosts durability — especially useful in high-touch areas. Recommended for kitchens, bathrooms, and commercial interiors where extra protection is needed. CUSTOM CUTTING TO SIZE + Price per jobPanels cut to your exact dimensions, reducing waste and saving time on-site. Ideal for bespoke layouts or precision installs. SPRAYED LIQUID METAL (EDGES) + + £123.24 per linear metreEdges are hand-finished with real liquid metal to match the panel face, giving a continuous, high-end look across all sides. Great for open-plan living, reception areas, or anywhere the edges of panels are visible and contribute to the overall design. SPRAYED LIQUID METAL (BACKS) + + £1,152.99 per square metreA premium, textured finish made from real metal particles. Offers the look and feel of solid metal with more flexibility in application. Ideal for high-impact feature walls in living rooms, bedrooms, hotel lobbies, or retail spaces. SPRAYED PAINT (EDGES) + + £54.27 per linear metreNeatly painted panel edges for a clean, finished appearance. Ideal when panel sides are visible or part of the design. Well suited to kitchens, bathrooms, and wardrobes where panel edges are regularly exposed. SPRAYED PAINT (BACKS) + + £174.70 per square metreThe back of the panel is sealed or painted to protect against moisture and corrosion — important for humid areas or exposed fixings. Essential for bathrooms, wet rooms, spa areas, or outdoor-covered installations. 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