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Acoustic wall panels

A slatted felt-and-MDF wall panel in 18 decors, supplied on pallets ready for trade or project use.

In short

The acoustic slat wall panel is a wood-effect wall panel that also controls sound: a 9 mm panel — a 6 mm MDF face cut into vertical slats over a 3 mm high-density acoustic felt backer, with the felt exposed in the gaps between the slats. It gives the look of a wood wall panel in oak, walnut, teak and more, while the felt behind the slats absorbs reflected sound. It is supplied in 600 mm and 1000 mm widths, 18 decors, and on pallets of 75. Dimensions and pallet data are as stated by our manufacturing partner and confirmed again at order.

Specification

Acoustic slat wall panel — Colour Series specification, as stated by our manufacturing partner
Construction6 mm MDF face cut into vertical slats over a 3 mm high-density acoustic felt backer (9 mm total)
Widths600 mm, 1000 mm
Lengths2440 mm, 2750 mm — confirmed on order
InstallationSilicone or mounting adhesive
Pallet quantity75 panels per pallet

Acoustic wall panels

How it's sold. One pallet75 panels. Roughly 110–206 m² depending on the panel size chosen (75 × 1.464 m² at 600 × 2440 mm, up to 75 × 2.75 m² at 1000 × 2750 mm). 50% deposit to confirm the order, 50% before dispatch. Trade terms in full →

The 18 decors

Every decor is the same panel and the same build-up — the difference is colour. Images are our manufacturing partner's own product renders, not photographs of a delivered order.

Shop by colour: Grey acoustic wall panels · Walnut acoustic wall panels · Wood-effect acoustic wall panels

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Frequently asked questions

What is the acoustic slat wall panel made from?

A 6 mm MDF face cut into vertical slats over a 3 mm high-density acoustic felt backer, giving a 9 mm panel, as stated by our manufacturing partner. The felt is exposed in the gaps between the slats.

Is this a wood wall panel, or real timber?

It is a wood-effect wall panel: the 6 mm MDF face carries a wood-look decor — oak, walnut, teak and others — not a solid-timber or veneer board. You get the look of a wood wall panel with the consistency and cost of an MDF-based one, and because the slats sit over an acoustic felt backer it finishes the wall and absorbs reflected sound at the same time. See the full range at /finishes.

What decors and sizes are available?

18 decors, in 600 mm and 1000 mm widths, with lengths confirmed on order. The full range is listed at /finishes.

What is the slat width and spacing?

We have not published these. Slat width, gap width and slat pitch have not been confirmed to us by our manufacturing partner, so we do not state them. They will be published here once confirmed.

Do you publish acoustic or fire performance figures?

No. We do not currently hold test reports for this product, so we publish no sound-absorption or fire-classification figures. When independent test reports are commissioned and issued, they will be published here in full.

Are acoustic wall panels worth it?

When the problem is echo and reverberation inside a room — offices, restaurants, home cinemas — yes: hard rooms feel noticeably calmer and the improvement in reverberation time is real. They are not worth it if the goal is stopping noise passing between rooms, which needs mass and construction, not absorption. Read the honest verdict.

What are the disadvantages of acoustic wall panels?

They do not soundproof — they cut echo inside a room, not noise coming through a wall. They work better on mid and high frequencies than on bass, the gaps between slats collect dust, over-treating a room can make it sound dead, and adhesive-fixed panels are not easily removed. The full list.

Do you screw or glue acoustic wall panels?

It depends on the panel and the wall: heavier slat panels are usually screwed into studs or battens, thinner ones bonded with adhesive. For this panel, our manufacturing partner states silicone or a mounting adhesive. Follow the manufacturer's detail rather than a general rule. More on fixing method.

How do you install acoustic slat wall panels?

Fix them to a sound, flat, dry substrate — directly onto the wall or onto timber battens — using the method the manufacturer states; for this panel that is silicone or a mounting adhesive. Butt-joint panels so the slat spacing runs unbroken across the joins. Step-by-step guide.

Buying for one room?

We probably aren't who you want — yet

We supply the trade. The smallest order we ship is one pallet — 75 panels, roughly 110–206 m² — because that is the smallest load that travels economically by road from Türkiye. If you are panelling a media wall or a bedroom, that is far more than you need.

We have no stockists yet.We are building the UK network now, and we would rather say that plainly than send you on a hunt for a shop that doesn't exist.

So: tell us your postcode and what you are fitting. Two things happen. If a retailer near you starts carrying the panel, we email you — if, because we are not going to promise you one exists. And your enquiry goes into the evidence we show retailers: demand in a postcode is exactly what persuades one to stock it. We show them the pattern, never your details.

We use your details to answer this — including emailing you if a retailer near you starts carrying the panel, which may be a long way off. That is the only thing we would email you about. What we show retailers is the pattern: how many enquiries, from which postcodes. Never your name or address.

Buying for resale, a fit-out or a specified project? That is us — see wholesale supply or email trade@acousticwoodpanels.co.uk.

What we publish. Dimensions, decors and pallet quantities are as stated by our manufacturing partner and confirmed again at order. We do not currently hold test reports for this product, so we publish no acoustic or fire-classification figures. Order a sample to see it before you specify.