similar convex concave pattern as panel 130 a or is another sequence of curvatures as desired fig2 b shows a back perspective view of the resin wall 100 b as shown each standoff 115 is substantially the same length between a given frame member e g 120 a e and the resin based panel 130 a c and hence provides the same length of distance between the relevant resin based material and the existing wall at the given attachment point e g 117 attached at an eyelet 123 fig2 c one will appreciate however that the length of the given standoff 115 can be varied by a manufacturer to enhance this curved effect as desired or to create other types of shapes using curvature for example in one implementation the manufacturer implements progressively longer standoffs not shown from vertical member 120 a through 120 e thereby creating a waved effect that progressively extends toward the viewer in sum there are a wide variety of ways in which a manufacturer can create and or enhance a curved aesthetic effect in any event in order to create the curved effect in the first instance fig2 c illustrates one way in which this can be accomplished in particular fig2 c shows each of the vertical members 120 a 120 b and 120 c of an eventual frame 103 are separated an equal distance of u201c x u201d from the next vertical member by contrast an exemplary panel 130 has a first position of eyelets 125 a and a second set eyelets 125 b that are separated.