Stainless Steel Wall Panels

The cost of a stainless steel sheet varies based on gauge, grade (e.g., 304 vs. 316), finish (brushed, mirror, or embossed), and panel dimensions. Custom-fabricated panels for wall and backsplash applications are priced on request. Contact our team with your specifications to receive an accurate, project-specific quote.

The most common grades for wall panels are 304 and 316 stainless steel. Grade 304 offers excellent corrosion resistance for most residential and commercial kitchens. Grade 316 contains added molybdenum, providing superior resistance to chlorides and moisture, making it ideal for marine or food processing environments.

Yes. Custom metal fabrication allows panels to be cut, shaped, and finished to your exact measurements, including cutouts for outlets, switches, or fixtures. Providing precise dimensions ensures a seamless fit for backsplashes, range hoods, and full-wall installations in both residential and commercial settings.

Common finishes include brushed (No. 4), mirror-polished (No. 8), and embossed or patterned textures. A brushed finish is popular for kitchens due to its ability to conceal fingerprints and minor scratches, while mirror finishes add a high-end aesthetic. Matte and bead-blasted finishes are also available for specialized applications.

Stainless steel wall panels should be wiped down regularly with a soft cloth and a mild detergent or dedicated stainless steel cleaner. Always clean in the direction of the grain to avoid surface scratching. Avoid chlorine-based cleaners or steel wool pads, which can damage the surface and promote corrosion over time.

Stainless steel wall panels can be installed using construction adhesive, mechanical fasteners, or a combination of both, depending on panel weight and wall substrate. Panels should be measured and cut precisely before installation. For commercial environments, consulting a professional installer ensures code compliance and a clean, gap-free finish.