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Test the warmth of SlatWall Walnut in your room with this sample panel. Made with walnut wood veneer on a dark MDF core, this style boasts tonal variation that will add organic character to your décor.
As well as getting a feel for the beautiful brown shades, this Walnut sample lets you touch the premium materials we use for our SlatWall panels. You can also familiarise yourself with the acoustic-improving slatted formation.
Britain's best SlatWall is crafted at our specialist workshop in Beverley, East Yorkshire. Using high-strength adhesive, we bond the entire back length of the slats to the recycled felt, enhancing the stability, durability and longevity of your panelling.
You can cut SlatWall panels with a fine-toothed hand saw or power tools. If using the latter, remember to use the correct and suitable cutting blade to create a crisp cut line. We recommend performing a test cut first, if possible.
We recommend installing SlatWall panels in dry areas with low humidity and no water contact. For areas with high humidity or direct water contact, use our SlatWall Waterproof panels instead.
It's Britain's best SlatWall because it's made with your feedback in mind. It's crafted at our UK workshop with premium materials and production processes, ensuring the highest level of quality that other suppliers simply can't match. While they import theirs, we craft, quality check and pack Britain's best SlatWall at our base in Beverley, East Yorkshire.
Yes, absolutely. Alternatively, we offer a range of Premium Oiled finishes.
Measure the height and width of your chosen space in metres, then multiply these values together. If you're installing 2.4m panels, divide your total by 1.44. If you are installing 3m panels, divide your total by 1.8. Round this number up to calculate how many panels you'll need.
Yes, SlatWall is suitable for installation around radiators. The adhesive bonding we use to attach the slats to the felt is fully cured and heat-resistant up to 150°C, which is much lower than the temperature produced by most radiators. However, we recommend keeping the wood veneer away from direct contact with radiators to maintain its beautiful finish.
