Five panel sizes, including large-format up to 3 meters

15 stone designs available with custom-order production

Dry installation cuts construction time and costs

Expansion into major hospitals, including Seoul National University Hospital

A Vicenti Wall installation. [KCC Glass]
A Vicenti Wall installation. [KCC Glass]

KCC Glass said Monday its interior-focused brand Homeccci has launched Vicenti Wall, a new line of wall-cladding panels.

Vicenti Wall applies a film layer over panels made from various materials to replicate the distinctive patterns and textures of natural stone. The product is designed to deliver the look of real tile while using a dry-installation method that reduces both construction time and cost.

The lineup spans 15 designs, ranging from deep-embossed patterns to marble looks. When paired with matching film products of the same design, the panels can create a seamless interior aesthetic that unifies walls and furniture.

Vicenti Wall comes in five sizes, from 600×1,200 millimeters up to 1,200×3,000 millimeters, and is offered in three material-based variants: Vicenti Wall S, Vicenti Wall M and Vicenti Wall N.

The company also emphasized ease of installation. The prefabricated dry-installation method allows same-day completion depending on site conditions, the company said. That compares favorably with conventional wet-tile installation, which typically requires two to three days for curing and grouting work.

KCC Glass plans to expand Vicenti Wall's reach beyond residential and commercial spaces into medical and public facilities. The product has already been applied at several major hospitals, including the cancer center at Seoul National University Hospital, Bundang Seoul National University Hospital and Wonju Severance Christian Hospital.

Demand in the interior finishing market has been growing not only for design quality but also for materials that can cut installation time and cost. Large-format panel-type wall cladding, which is easier to install than conventional tile, has emerged as a popular alternative, prompting building-materials companies to roll out products that combine design appeal with installation convenience.

"As construction costs continue to rise, we expect this to be an excellent alternative for consumers who want the look of marble or tile wall cladding but are put off by the burden of installation," a KCC Glass official said.


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