Backlit Alabaster Panels
See it at the Choolai showroom · catalogues on WhatsApp
22 designs in the library
Interior walls
Alabaster sheets are translucent engineered acrylic panels, 2 mm thick, in 8 x 4 ft sheets.
Alabaster sheets are translucent engineered acrylic panels, 2 mm thick, in 8 x 4 ft sheets. Shown backlit, in 22 stone-look designs across marble, sandstone, slate and bold colours.
Details
- Material
- Engineered acrylic
- Thickness
- 2 mm
- Sizes
- 8' x 4'
- Finishes
- Stone Finish
- Suits
Documents
Questions
What is a backlit alabaster panel?
It is a translucent sheet of engineered acrylic with a stone-finish face. It looks like pale stone in daylight and glows when lit from behind.
What size and thickness are alabaster sheets?
Each sheet is 8 x 4 ft and 2 mm thick.
Is it real alabaster?
No. It is engineered acrylic (PETG) with an alabaster-like finish. If you want natural stone that can be backlit, see backlit stone panels.
What colours are available?
Mostly pale marble tones, with rust, sandstone and slate shades and a few darker and bolder options, 22 designs in all.
Can I see Backlit Alabaster Panels before I choose?
Yes. Backlit Alabaster Panels is on display at the Inlife Experience Centre, 2 Baker Street, Choolai, Chennai. Visit Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 8 pm, or arrange a time and we will have it laid out for you.
How do I get the Backlit Alabaster Panels catalogue and samples?
Add Backlit Alabaster Panels to your sample box, or ask on WhatsApp. We share the latest catalogue on WhatsApp, and samples can be viewed at the showroom or sent to offices in Chennai for viewing.
How do I get a quote?
Send the area, location and preferred design on WhatsApp, or bring your drawings to the showroom. Quotes are prepared for each project.
In place
The library · 22 designs
Featured designs
6417
6418
6419
6426
6428
6429
6430
6431
6432
6630
All 22 designs
6416, 6417, 6418, 6419, 6420, 6421, 6422, 6423, 6424, 6425, 6426, 6427, 6428, 6429, 6430, 6431, 6432, 6626, 6627, 6628, 6629, 6630
Material guide
A guide to backlit alabaster panels
Backlit alabaster panels are translucent engineered acrylic sheets, 2 mm thick, made to be lit from behind. Switched off, they look like a pale stone surface; switched on, they glow warm and the veining shows through. Inlife shows 22 stone-look designs in 8 x 4 ft sheets.
Backlit alabaster panels are translucent sheets made to be lit from behind. Switched off, they look like a pale stone surface. Switched on, they glow warm and the veining shows through, much as light does through thin alabaster.
What they are
Each sheet is engineered acrylic (PETG), 2 mm thick, in 8 x 4 ft, with a stone finish on the face. The material is made to pass light, so the pattern you see changes with the light behind it: soft and even when dimmed, bright and veined when fully lit.
The range
The library holds 22 designs. Most are pale marble tones. There are also warm rust and sandstone shades, cooler slate greys, and one dark stone and one bold colour for contrast. The real decision is usually how warm you want the glow to be.
Where it suits
- Feature walls
- A lit wall behind a bar, a reception desk or a bed.
- Counters and fronts
- Reception counters and bar fronts that glow from within.
- Columns
- Lit pillars in lobbies and restaurants.
- Ceilings and niches
- Small lit panels, shelving backs and display recesses.
Alabaster, stone or premium backlit?
Inlife carries three backlit families. Alabaster panels are engineered acrylic with a stone look. Backlit stone panels are thin sheets of natural stone, so the grain is the stone's own. Backlit premium panels are HDHMR-backed, membrane-wrapped designs with light built into the pattern. All three can be compared lit at the Experience Centre.
Choosing your sheet
Always judge a backlit sheet with light behind it, as the colour shifts once lit. Bring a photo of the room or the drawings to the Experience Centre in Choolai, Chennai, and we will set the options out side by side. Samples can also be sent to offices in Chennai for viewing.
Complete the room
Wall, floor and ceiling, chosen together.