Wall panel manufacturer · West Ballina NSW

Build more homes. Spend less time building walls.

We make prefabricated steel framed wall panels, clad and ready, for businesses that build tiny homes, cabins, studios, portable and modular buildings. And you order them through our own online trade portal, so there are no quote requests to chase and no order sheets to put together by hand.

Made in our factoryFramed, clad, lined and fitted with windows and doors in West Ballina.

Ordered in our portalSee the price as you pick the panels, save each model, and reorder it in minutes.

Talk to us about trade supply See the panel range

A studio built from Supreme Walls corrugated panels with a black sliding door, in the West Ballina factory — Studio built from our corrugated panels, sliding door fitted in the factory

90 mmBlueScope light gauge steel frame

0.75 BMTSteel thickness on every frame

2100 · 2400 · 2700Standard wall heights, plus raking walls

600 · 1200 · 2400Standard panel widths

The panel range

Standard panels you can order again and again

Every panel is built to a set design, so the same house model gets the same walls every time. Pick the panels for a model once, and reorder them for every build after that. The drawings below are the same ones our trade customers see in the portal.

Blank panel

Blank panels

Full walls with no openings, in every standard height and width.

2424 · 2400 wide × 2400 high · Coreclad

Window opening

Window and door openings

Framed and flashed openings sized to standard window and door units, ready for your own joinery.

2424_9016O · rough opening 1645 × 945 · Weathertex

Door supplied

Windows and doors fitted

We supply the window or sliding door and fit it in the factory, with flashing and architraves done. Clear glass with fly screen, white or black frame.

2424_2020D · 2000 sliding door · Coreclad

Raking wall

Raking walls

Skillion and gable end walls, high left or high right viewed from outside. Walls wider than 2400 are made in pieces that join on site.

2440R2116D-5511W · 4000 wide × 2400 to 2700 high · Axon

Ceiling panel

Ceiling panels

Steel framed, ply lined ceiling panels to suit the wall range, 2580 long.

C12258 · 1200 wide × 2580 long · Ply lined

Frame only

Bare steel frames to the same designs, if you'd rather clad and line them yourself.

2424_9016O · 90 mm steel, 0.75 BMT

How each range can be ordered

Every panel design comes in each range below. Pick the cladding, then whether you want ply lining, and how you want the openings: framed only for your own joinery, or with the window or door supplied and fitted.

Range	Blank	Opening only	Window or door supplied	Raking walls	Cavity Construction
CorecladNo ply	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
CorecladWith ply	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
AxonNo ply	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
WeathertexNo ply	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
WeathertexWith ply	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
CorrugatedNo ply	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
CorrugatedWith ply	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓
Frame onlyBare steel	✓	✓	–	✓	–

With ply means 9 mm ply lining inside with R1.5 insulation. Cavity Construction is available in every range except frame only, with or without ply. Axon is made without ply. Ceiling panels are ply lined.

External cladding, fitted in the factory

Cavity Construction is available in every range, with or without ply: cavity battens, vents and seam tape behind the cladding.

Coreclad

Axon

Weathertex

Corrugated, in Colorbond colours

Every panel has a spec sheet

2424_9016W · Window panel · Coreclad · With ply · Standard Construction

Finished panel, outside face

Steel frame, indicative. Drawn to the Summerland standard; Summerland engineering governs

Section through the panel, top and bottom. Indicative

Join between two panels, plan view looking down. Indicative

Weather seal at every join

Every panel has butyl tape on the end stud of its right hand side, fitted in the factory. When the next panel butts up to it, the tape seals the join against wind and water, so every join gets one strip.

Where one wall is made in pieces, each piece has butyl on its right hand side too.

Panel code: 2424_9016W
Size: 2400 wide × 2400 high mm
Made in: One piece.
Opening: Window rough opening 1645 wide × 945 high mm
Opening treatment: Window supplied and fitted
Construction: Standard Construction
Lining: 9 mm ply lining with R1.5 polyester insulation. The ply starts 100 above the bottom of the panel to leave a service gap, and matching 130 mm skirting is supplied to cover it.
Supplied unit: SW H900 x W1600. Clear glass with fly screen, white or black frame at the same price, chosen when ordering. Sliding direction, OX or XO viewed from outside, chosen for each unit. Need a different window for an energy rating? Order the panel as opening only and supply your own.
Frame: 90 mm light gauge steel, 0.75 BMT, G550
Panel joins: Butyl tape on the right hand end stud of every panel, fitted in the factory. It seals each join as the next panel butts up to it.
Cladding: Flush with the top plate, hangs 45 mm below the bottom plate as a weather drip (cladding 2445 high)
Fixing: Coreclad fixed to the manufacturer's installation guide and nailing pattern.
Weight: Varies by panel, from about 20 kg (a 600 wide panel without ply) up to about 145 kg for the heaviest single piece (2400 wide × 2700 high, Weathertex with ply, window supplied). Walls wider than 2400 come in pieces, so the heaviest 4000 raking wall is about 230 kg in total across its pieces. Estimates from published sheet weights and the frame layout; actual weight will vary a little. Each panel's own weight is on its spec sheet in the trade portal.
Handling: Each piece is no wider than 2400. Panels with ply, insulation and a window or door are a four person lift, or use panel lifting straps or a trolley to carry them upright. No crane needed.

Front of a corrugated studio with a sliding door, built from Supreme Walls panels

Corrugated walls, ply lined inside

Who we supply

Made for builders who build in a factory

If your carpenters are framing, cladding and fitting windows to the same walls week after week, that's the work we take off your floor.

Tiny home manufacturersRepeat models where one wall package suits every build.
Portable and modular buildingsCabins, site offices, studios and modules built to standard sizes.
Granny flat and small home buildersWalls delivered clad, lined and ready to stand.

We supply businesses, not homeowners.

How it works

From your plans to walls on your floor

Send us a model

Plans or a panel schedule for one of the buildings you already make.

We price the walls

A wall package for that model, delivered to you, so you can compare it with building the walls yourself.

Set it up once

Your models are saved in our trade portal, so a repeat order takes minutes and the price is clear up front.

We build and deliver

Panels are made in our West Ballina factory and freighted to your site, ready to stand.

For trade customers

Your own trade portal

Once your trade account is set up, your team gets access to our online trade portal. It holds the full panel range and the whole ordering process, so a repeat order doesn't need a phone call or a chain of emails.

The full range, with spec sheets

Every panel in every cladding, with the same drawings and spec sheets shown on this page, plus weights and handling notes.

Prices up front

Your trade prices sit beside every panel, so you know the cost of a wall package before you order.

Save your models

Set up the walls for each model once as a template, then reorder it for the next build in a few clicks.

Upload a panel schedule

Upload your panel layout or order sheet and the portal reads the panels for you to check and confirm.

Quotes and orders in one place

Every quote and order your team has made, ready to look back on or turn into the next order.

Engineering and custom walls

For walls outside the standard range, you deal directly with our steel frame supplier. They design the frames and supply the documentation your engineer needs to sign off.

Portal access comes with a trade account. Get in touch below to set one up.

Free comparison

See what one of your models costs with our walls

Send us the plans for your best selling model. We'll put the wall package next to what it costs you to build the walls in house, including materials, labour and freight.