• Distinctive aesthetic – from subtle misted greys to bold, rustic patinas.
• Lightweight & workable – ideal for cladding joinery, MF framing and feature walls.
• Trade friendly – panels made to size, edged and pre-drilled if required.

Image: Fabricated zinc-clad reception counter using light patina wall panels.

Zinc wall panels combine modern style with practical performance, bringing a refined balance of durability and design. Their soft grey tones complement stone, timber, and concrete finishes, making them ideal for reception areas, feature walls, and bar fronts. The natural patina that develops over time enhances character while reducing maintenance. Each panel can be supplied flat, folded, or bonded for straightforward installation in both commercial and residential interiors.

Why Choose Zinc Wall Panels from Metal Sheets Ltd?

• Authentic architectural zinc — not coated or composite sheet, ensuring a genuine aged appearance over time.
• Made to order in the UK — each panel is precision cut, edged, and sealed for fast, trade-quality supply.
• Custom patina options — natural, light, industrial, or bespoke zinc patinas developed in our in-house finishing studio.
• Ideal for interiors — used in reception areas, bar fronts, feature walls, and door cladding for a timeless metallic finish.

Our zinc wall panels can be produced in a variety of finishes to suit different design schemes. As shown below, options include natural zinc with a clean, uniform surface, light patina zinc with soft cloudy tones, and Industrial Grey Patina Zinc (Shabby Chic) with layered contrast for a bolder aged look. These patina zinc panels provide depth and character for interiors, counters and decorative cladding. We can also create preweathered zinc finishes or work with you to develop a completely bespoke patina. All panels are prepared and sealed for long-lasting interior performance.

See more examples of finishes on our Zinc Finishes page.

Panels to spec: send sizes, quantities, substrate preferences and any detailing (rivet/nail-head, grooves, cut-outs) for bespoke zinc cladding panels.

Sheet-only supply: order patina zinc sheets to fabricate in-house, or buy natural zinc online: Buy Zinc Metal Sheet.

Samples: finish swatches available for approval on request.

Ready to specify Zinc Wall Panels? Contact Metal Sheets Ltd today for pricing and lead times. We offer reliable trade supply, UK-wide delivery, and proven expertise in patina and natural zinc cladding projects. For patina zinc sheet supply, see our Patina Zinc Sheet Metal resource.

We regularly supply subcontract fabricators, shopfitters and interior designers — zinc cladding panels made to size, finishes matched to specification, and delivered direct across the UK — supplying patina zinc panels nationwide for interiors and cladding projects..

Image: Perimeter nail-head style detail for a rugged industrial look.

Are zinc wall panels suitable for interior use?

Yes. Our zinc wall panels are designed primarily for interior cladding applications such as feature walls, bar fronts, and reception areas. Each panel is sealed for durability and easy maintenance, providing a refined metallic finish that ages beautifully over time.

Can you make panels to custom sizes?

Absolutely. We fabricate every zinc panel to order from stock sheets up to 3 m × 1.25 m, with typical thicknesses of 0.8 mm – 1.5 mm. Panels can be flat, folded, or bonded to a substrate with optional rivet or groove detailing.

What finishes are available?

We offer natural zinc, light patina, industrial grey “shabby-chic,” and bespoke aged patina finishes. Each panel is prepared and sealed in our Liverpool finishing studio to ensure long-lasting performance and consistent tone.

How should zinc wall panels be installed?

Panels can be bonded with construction adhesive to MDF or plywood substrates, or mechanically fixed using secret clips, rivets, or Z-rails. We can pre-drill or edge-fold panels on request to simplify installation on site.

Do zinc wall panels develop a patina naturally?

Yes. Natural zinc gradually forms a protective patina layer that darkens slightly over time, adding character and reducing maintenance. This living surface finish is one of zinc’s most desirable aesthetic qualities.