Fabric Wrapped Panels

The use of fabric wrapped homosoate panels is growing in popularity. Usually this is a joint effort between R.L. Harkins, Inc. and a drywall subcontractor. The drywall contractor furnishes and cuts the homosoate panels to size. Then we prime the panels on both sides and all edges. This prevents the common problems of warpage, cupping and odor even in high humidity conditions. We then furnish the fabric wallcovering material and wrap the panels with it. Finally, we return the panels to the drywall contractor for installation. Depending on the application, a millwork contractor may be used instead of a drywall contractor.