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A wood slat wall does two jobs: it adds warmth and texture, and acoustic slat panels with a felt backing take the echo out of a room. Behind a TV, a desk or a record player, it's the upgrade that changes how a room looks and sounds.
1. Walnut slats, floor to ceiling
The Art3d Acoustic Slat Panels come in a pack of six, each 94.5 x 7.9 in, with a natural walnut grain. They're MDF on high-density polyester fiber, made to dampen sound in living rooms, offices and studios.
2. Oak for a lighter room
The Acoustic Wood Slat Panels in oak have real oak veneer and cover about 31 sq ft with four 47.2 x 23.6 in panels. You can cut them to fit and mount them with adhesive or screws.
3. Teak for a warmer tone
The Acoustic Wood Slat Panels in teak are four 96 x 12.6 in panels on a felt backing, covering about 33 sq ft. They reduce echo and noise and can go on walls or ceilings, with screws or glue.
4. A smaller fluted accent
Not ready for a full wall? The Art3d Fluted Acoustic Panels are two 47.2 x 23.6 in oak panels: enough for a desk nook or the space behind a record player.
5. Reclaimed teak tiles
For a rougher, organic texture, the Reclaimed Teak 3D Wall Panels are hand-selected, upcycled teak. They need no special tools or mortar, and a pack of ten covers 9.6 sq ft.
How to plan a slat wall
- Pick one wall, the one behind the TV, bed or desk, rather than the whole room.
- Run the slats vertically to make a ceiling feel higher.
- Add an LED strip behind or above the panels for a warm glow at night.
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