Slat Wall Panels

Slat Wall Panels in Oak, Walnut, Grey, and Metallic Finishes

Slatted wood wall panels in oak, walnut, and ash add a warmer feel that helps soften open-plan homes, while darker shades such as black or charcoal grey are often used on media walls to reduce glare and frame screens. Lighter tones like white or silver birch can brighten compact bedrooms and home offices without relying on paint or wallpaper that marks easily.

Copper blush, gold, and silver finishes are suited to feature walls where contrast is needed, such as dining areas, lobbies, or retail interiors. The wipe-clean surface keeps these higher-impact panels easy to maintain, even in busy spaces.

Panel format also changes how a room feels. Slim slats deliver fine detailing, while wide-lat options create stronger lines that break up large wall areas. Sulcado and Value ranges make it possible to achieve both effects at different price points, so you can plan for single-room updates or larger commercial fit-outs.

Free samples are available across all finishes, letting you compare tones and textures in your own lighting before committing.

Choosing the Right Slatted Wall Panels

Not all slat wall panels are made for the same environment. Our range includes options designed to improve acoustics indoors, protect surfaces in wet rooms, and stay stable when used outdoors.

Acoustic slat panels include a felt backing that absorbs sound, reducing echo in larger rooms. They’re a popular choice for media walls, home cinemas, offices, and studios where better clarity makes a space more comfortable to use day-to-day.

Waterproof slat walls are made for high-moisture areas such as kitchens, bathrooms, and utility rooms. They provide the same dimensional look as standard panels but with full resistance to steam and splashes, keeping surfaces reliable where paint or wallpaper would quickly fail.

External panels are designed to withstand UV exposure and changing weather conditions, allowing the same textured effect to be carried onto garden rooms, porches, and façades. With added protection against rain and sunlight, external panels keep their finish outdoors while delivering the same dimensional effect as interior boards.

Why Choose Slat Wall Panels for Interiors?

Tiles, paint, and wallpaper all have drawbacks that show over time. Paint chips and needs constant refreshing, wallpaper can peel at the edges, and tiles bring grout lines that crack or attract mould. Slatted wall panels avoid these problems with a surface that’s made to last, easy to clean, and simple to install.

Slatted panels also bring a stronger design impact than flat wall finishes. The linear profile adds depth and dimension, turning plain walls into a focal point. Darker shades can frame media walls without glare, while lighter tones help brighten compact spaces. Woodgrain finishes introduce warmth in living rooms and bedrooms, giving a more natural look than paint or wallpaper.

Panels fit directly onto flat walls with adhesive or screws, even over secure tiles, which cuts preparation work. The tongue-and-groove system locks each board neatly together, creating a consistent finish without gaps. For homeowners, this makes DIY fitting achievable with basic tools, while for trades it speeds up larger installations without compromising on quality.

Key benefits of slatted wall panels:

• Lightweight boards that are easier to cut and handle than timber cladding.
• Fully wipe-clean surfaces that resist marks and moisture.
• Decorative depth and texture for stronger interior design impact.
• Tongue-and-groove edges for secure, continuous joins.
• Can be fitted over tiles to save time on renovations.
• Long-lasting finish that keeps its look without repainting or regrouting.

Trusted Supplier of Slatted Wall Panels

Every order of slat wall panels from Floors To Walls is supported with clear guidance, dependable delivery, and long-term guarantees so you can fit with confidence.

• Free Samples Before You Commit: Compare tones, grains, and finishes in your own lighting before placing a full order.
• Fast, Secure UK Delivery: Panels are carefully packaged for safe arrival, with reliable dispatch across the country.
• Warranties of Up to 10 Years: Added reassurance that your panels will perform long after installation.
• Specialist Help on Hand: From advice on adhesives and trims to tips on fitting, our team is ready to support DIY and trade customers.
• Resources That Save Time: Step-by-step guides explain how to prepare surfaces, cut panels, and finish edges securely.
• Trade Discounts Available: Extra benefits for contractors and professionals working on multi-room or large-scale projects.

As a family-run business with one of the UK’s largest selections of wall panelling, we focus on reliable products and responsive service to make every project run smoothly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can slatted wall panels be cut to size?

Yes. Panels can be trimmed with a fine-tooth saw or utility knife to fit around sockets, switches, or edges. This makes them suitable for both small features and full wall coverage.

How do I fix slatted wall panels to a surface?

They can be installed using strong adhesive on flat, secure walls. For uneven surfaces or heavier panels, screws may also be used. Our trims and accessories range includes the finishing pieces you’ll need to create a professional result.

Do acoustic versions really help with sound?

Acoustic slatted wall panels feature a felt backing that reduces echo and improves clarity in open spaces. While they won’t fully soundproof a room, they noticeably improve acoustics in media walls, studios, and offices.

Are slatted wall panels suitable for bathrooms or kitchens?

Yes, but you’ll need waterproof slat panels. These resist steam and splashes, offering a longer-lasting surface than paint or wallpaper in high-moisture rooms.

How should wood slat panels be cleaned?

Most marks can be wiped away with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasives or harsh chemicals to keep the finish intact.

Do they require ongoing maintenance?

No special upkeep is needed beyond occasional cleaning. Unlike timber cladding, slat panels won’t need repainting, resealing, or regrouting to hold their finish.

Can slat panels be combined with other wall finishes?

Yes. Many customers mix them with cork wall panels in offices or living rooms for warmth, upholstered panels in bedrooms for softness, or ceiling panels to extend the effect overhead.