Wallss

Wallss is a modular wall system used to create interior partitions quickly and flexibly. It consists of prefabricated panels that connect without traditional studs, enabling rapid assembly and reconfiguration in offices, galleries, retail spaces, and temporary installations.

Panels are typically 6- to 12-foot tall, 2.5 to 4 inches thick, and built around a core of gypsum, composite, or plywood. The outer surfaces can be finished in paint, vinyl, wood veneer, or magnetic panels for signage. A metal or polymer interlock frame and concealed hardware provide alignment and stability.

Variants include Wallss Standard for interior partitions, Wallss Eco using recycled materials, and Wallss Pro with enhanced acoustic performance. Finishes and hardware are designed to be modular, allowing reconfiguration with minimal tools.

Manufacturing is often prefabricated in factories; on-site assembly uses basic hand tools, reducing construction time compared to traditional drywall. The system is designed to be removable and reusable, with an emphasis on sustainability; however, durability and fire resistance depend on the chosen core and finish.

History and adoption: Introduced in the early 2020s by independent designers and modular construction firms. It has been used in office fit-outs, temporary exhibition spaces, and rapid-response housing projects in various countries. Critics highlight flexibility and reduced waste but note performance depends on installation quality and adherence to local building codes.