Drywall access panel 35x45cm/14x18in with aluminum frame and plasterboard panel. Designed to conceal service openings while providing simple, reliable access for maintenance and repairs. Key benefits Neat concealment: hides cables, valves, junctions and service holes to keep walls and ceilings looking finished. Seamless integration: panel can be painted or wallpapered on site to match surrounding surfaces for a discrete appearance. Durable construction: aluminum alloy frame resists wear; density gypsum plasterboard panel offers hardness and water resistance for long service life. Easy access: magnetic lock and metal pull handle allow quick opening for inspection or servicing without removing the entire panel. Versatile use: suitable for walls, ceilings and network cabinets in residential and light commercial settings. Features and specifications Size: 35x45cm/14x18in. Frame: anodized aluminum alloy for strength and corrosion resistance. Panel: density gypsum plasterboard, hard and water resistant. Closure: magnetic lock with metal pull handle for smooth open and close. Installation: screw fixing design. Create an accurately sized opening, insert the access panel, then tighten screws to secure in place. Practical applications Living room or study: conceal network junctions and cable bundles behind a paintable panel for a clean finish while retaining easy access for changes or repairs. Bathroom or ceiling: hide water valves, sprinkler system components or inspection points while maintaining water resistant surface and quick service access. Utility area or kitchen: cover HVAC access, piping, meters or alarm components to improve appearance and allow straightforward maintenance. Why choose this panel Combines strength and finishability so the access point does not become an eyesore. Simple operation reduces time and effort during inspections and repairs. Compatible with common wall and ceiling installations where a durable, paintable access solution is required. Installation tips Measure and mark the exact opening before cutting. Test fit the panel, adjust the opening if needed, then insert the frame. Tighten screws evenly to secure the frame and ensure the panel sits flush with the surrounding surface. Paint or apply wallpaper after installation for an invisible finish.