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Smoked Oak Acoustic slat panel · 2400 × 600 mm

Excellent · 4.5 out of 5 · 143 reviews on Trustpilot
£44.99per panel£64.99Save 31%15 slats, each 27 mm wide, on 9 mm acoustic felt

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Courier delivery · £19.95 per order

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Softer, calmer roomsAcoustic felt helps absorb echo
Real wood veneerNatural grain, so no two panels are alike
Up in an afternoonScrew through the felt or use grab adhesive
LED-readyOur LED strips sit between the slats
Smoked Oak – Acoustic slat panel

Meet Smoked Oak

Deep warm smoked oak with rich tonal depth.

With its deep, rich, warming tones, our Rustic Smoked Oak panel adds a touch of style and luxury to every room. 

  • Real wood veneer on MDF slats, backed with acoustic felt
  • Helps cut echo in living rooms, offices and home cinemas
  • Screws or bonds straight to the wall – up in an afternoon
  • Add LED strips between the slats for a soft glow

Specification

The detail

1.44m²Coverage per panel
2.4mPanel height
600mmPanel width
15slatsEach 27 mm wide
Colour
Smoked Oak
Style
SlatFifteen 27 mm slats for fine, even lines.
Panel size
2400 × 600 × 21 mmHeight × width × depth
Slats
15 per panel, each 27 mm wide
Backing
9 mm acoustic felt, made from recycled plastic
Coverage
1.44 m² per panel
Material
Real wood veneer on MDF slats
Fixing
Screws through the felt into the wall, studs or battens, or high-grab adhesive on a flat wall
Cutting
Fine-tooth saw across the slats; a sharp knife through the felt
Suitable for
Interior walls and ceilings in dry rooms
Weight
12 kg per 2.4 m panel
Delivery
Courier delivery · £19.95 per order
About Smoked Oak Full product description

With its deep, rich, warming tones, our Rustic Smoked Oak panel adds a touch of style and luxury to every room. 

Fitting

Four steps to a finished wall

  1. 01Prepare

    Let the panels settle in the room for 24–48 hours. Check the wall is sound and dry, and decide whether to fix to the wall, the studs or timber battens.

  2. 02Measure and cut

    Mark a true vertical line to start from. Cut to length with a fine-tooth saw. To make a panel narrower, cut the felt between two slats with a sharp knife.

  3. 03Fix

    Screw through the felt in the gaps between the slats, or bond the panel to a flat wall with high-grab adhesive. On a ceiling, always screw into the joists.

  4. 04Work across

    Butt each panel up to the last so the slat spacing carries on unbroken. Add LED strips between the slats if you'd like lighting.

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Reviews

Excellent

Rated 4.5 out of 5, based on 143 reviews on Trustpilot

Super service

“The customer service was second to none – they have been fantastic and gone completely over and above.”

Wayne M.
Great product

“The ordering experience was simple and straightforward, and the products arrived well packaged.”

David L.

Questions

Good to know

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Measuring, fixing, ceilings and lighting – we're happy to help.

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How many panels do I need?

Measure the width and height of the wall. Each panel is 600 mm wide and 2.4 m long, so divide the wall width by 0.6 m and round up. If the wall is taller than the panel, you'll need extra panels to cut pieces for the top. The calculator above works it all out for you.

How are the panels fixed?

Screw them through the felt, in the gaps between the slats, into the wall, the studs or timber battens. On a flat, sound wall you can bond them with high-grab adhesive instead. Fixing to battens leaves an air gap behind the panels, which helps them absorb more sound.

Do they really reduce echo?

Yes. The felt behind the slats and the gaps between them soak up sound instead of bouncing it back, so rooms with hard floors and bare walls sound softer and calmer. The more wall you cover, the bigger the difference.

Can I fit them on a ceiling?

Yes. Screw them into the ceiling joists – don't rely on adhesive alone overhead.

How do I cut them?

Cut to length with a fine-tooth saw. To make a panel narrower, cut through the felt between two slats with a sharp knife. Turn off the power before cutting around sockets and switches.

Can I use them in a kitchen or bathroom?

They're made for dry rooms indoors, so they aren't suitable for bathrooms, or for kitchen walls that get splashed or steamy.

How do I look after them?

Dust them with a soft, dry cloth or a vacuum with a brush attachment. Avoid wet cloths and spray cleaners.

Can I add LED lighting?

Yes. Our LED strips are made to sit in the gaps between the slats for a soft line of light. See the LED strips.

How are they delivered?

We send them by courier to England, Wales and mainland Scotland for £19.95 per order, usually within 1–3 working days. Some Highlands and island postcodes cost extra, and we can't send wall panels to Northern Ireland. Delivery details.

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