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M4C 1B5

Paintable / Stainable

Installation Location: Ceiling; Walls

Panel Style: Shiplap

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Size:
94"H x 3/8"T, 2" Slats
Colour:
Red Oak
Design:
Designer Series

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Color:Birch,
Size:94"H x 1/4"T, 1" Slats
I just stuck it with command strips and it’s been a year. Holding up great. Light weight, easy to handle. Was able to create this beautiful look in half a day.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Color:Walnut,
Size:47"H x 3/8"T, 2" Slats
I bought this slat wall panel kit and created a nice wall feature. I love how it turned out.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Color:Cherry,
Size:94"H x 1/4"T, 2" Slats
Beautiful and Modern Wall Panels! I love the modern look of these wood slat wall panels. They add a stylish, elegant touch to any room and are perfect for creating an accent wall. The design looks clean and sophisticated, making the space feel more upscale. They are a great option for anyone looking to upgrade their home decor with a contemporary style. I’m very happy with this choice and would definitely recommend them!
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Color:Birch,
Size:94"H x 1/4"T, 1" Slats
Easy to work with and just what we needed!
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.
Color:Walnut,
Size:94"H x 3/8"T, 2" Slats
Love these! Wanted to jazz up my wall, a bit. It all started, when I decided I wanted to cover up the wallpaper seams that started looking more prominent. Went with the Walnut color, and they were beautiful out of the box, so I didnt want to paint or stain over them. Have a few left, so I might try and get a little more creative with some going in another direction. Havent gotten that far yet. They were super easy to cut, with a Japanese saw, and I opted to just use a brad nailer, without glue, if in the future I decide to change it up. I can hopefully pry them off easily.