Oasis Mat

The Oasis Mat is the flagship, and the most ambitious panel in the range. Instead of a single species repeated, it blends ferns, broad leaves, fine grasses, and flowering sprigs into one composition, so the finished wall reads as a garden that grew in rather than a product that shipped. SKU 2117 is the panel to specify when the wall itself is the centerpiece.

It is built large: 40 by 40 inches, 11.11 square feet of face per panel, twelve panels to a case. That oversize format is deliberate, fewer panels means fewer seams across a big elevation, and the UV-stabilized polyethylene blend lets it hold color in courtyards, pool surrounds, and sun-raked atriums as readily as indoors.

This is the go-to for premium work, a hotel arrival wall, a chef-driven dining room, a flagship retail moment. Where a single-species mat states one texture, the Oasis layers many, and the eye keeps finding new detail the longer it lingers.

Build the Oasis on a batten frame or rigid substrate sized to the 40-inch module. Its edges are cut to blend, so orient every panel the same way and marry the overlapping foliage across each seam by hand until the joint disappears. Fix through the backing with screws and washers, zip-ties to a wire grid, or staples into timber. Trim fronds to feather outlets and columns.

For California projects, our Califauxscapes division (CSLB #955154) handles framing, layout, and finishing; outside California we supply the panels for your contractor. Because the panels are large, confirm access and wall flatness before install, an out-of-plane substrate telegraphs through a 40-inch panel more than a 20-inch one.

Choose the Oasis Mat over a single-species 20 by 20 panel, the Ficus Leaf Mat or Lush Long Leaf Mat, when you want a mixed, planted look and the fewest possible seams. Its 40-inch format quarters the joint count of a standard mat across the same elevation, and the multi-plant blend delivers realism a single leaf shape cannot.

Pick a single-species 20 by 20 mat instead when you need one clean texture, tighter budget control, or the smaller module to navigate around fixtures and curves. Oasis is the statement panel; the standard mats are the workhorses.