They share the same vertical wave shape. 5WL is pressed deeper, so the raised crests break into a rice-grain-like relief with a wider, more pronounced pitch; 2WL is shallower, reading as smooth, soft satin lines.

Functionally, 5WL gives a stronger visual and better grip.

It is still the same vertical ripple as 2WL — but the deeper, tighter press separates each wave crest into short, plump segments, so the surface reads as rows of rice-grain / cereal-grain beads. The grain effect is a result of depth, not a different pattern.

It is still the same vertical ripple as 2WL — but the deeper, tighter press separates each wave crest into short, plump segments, so the surface reads as rows of rice-grain / cereal-grain beads. The grain effect is a result of depth, not a different pattern.

Its deeper waves give more grip than 2WL, so it suits feature surfaces and light anti-slip panels. For maximum slip resistance, see the round-dome family (15DP).

Yes. The pitch and scale of the wave can be tailored to the application.