Grey Oak Acoustic SlatWall Panels from Naturewall in a living room setting, behind sofa and coffee table.

Single Grey Oak Acoustic SlatWall Panel From Naturewall, on felt backing.

A display of three Grey Oak Acoustic SlatWall Panels from Naturewall, on felt backing.

A close up of the Grey Oak Acoustic SlatWall Panel corner from Naturewall, on felt backing.

Side view of the Grey Oak Acoustic SlatWall Panel from Naturewall.

Texture of the Grey Oak Acoustic SlatWall Panel from Naturewall.

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SlatWall Grey Oak

Warm grey slatted wood wall panel

Regular price: $135.00

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*calculations based on square meterage of area

Dimensions and Details

Panel Size (mm)	W600 x H2400 or 3000 x D21
Slat Size (mm)	W27 x D12
Felt Depth (mm)	9
Panel Coverage (m²)	1.44 or 1.8
Slats per panel	15
Panel Weight (kg)	10 or 13
Composition	Real wood grey oak veneer, Dark coloured MDF core, Recycled felt backing
Variation	Slight - Minor differences in colour for a similar-toned appearance

Frequently Asked Questions

Each panel measures 600 x 2400mm or 3000mm

Simply apply our Hybrid Grab Adhesive to the back of each panel and apply pressure to adhere it to the wall. Alternatively, fix it to the wall using screws in a coordinating colour with the felt backing. See our fitting guide for more information.

We recommend cutting SlatWall panels with a fine-toothed hand saw instead of power tools. You can also use a sharp utility knife to cut the felt backing.

Yes, absolutely. Alternatively, we offer a range of pre-oiled shades, including oiled Natural Oak, Washed Oak and Deep Walnut.

Measure the height and width of your chosen space in metres, then multiply these values together. If you're installing 2.4m panels, divide your total by 1.44. If you are installing 3m panels, divide your total by 1.8. Round this number up to calculate how many panels you'll need.

Yes, by using screws through the wallpaper and into the wall.

SlatWall panels may be installed near, but not in direct contact with, heat sources. We recommend installing SlatWall panels at least 45cm away from the heat source. See our fitting guide for more information.

We recommend installing SlatWall panels in dry areas with low humidity and no water contact. For areas with high humidity or direct water contact, use our SlatWall Waterproof panels instead.

Hoover with a soft brush nozzle and wipe with a damp cloth. We recommend keeping abrasive cleaners and chemicals away from your panels.

Yes, you can. Simply apply our Hybrid Grab Adhesive to the back of each panel and apply pressure to adhere. Alternatively, use screws, ensuring they are fixed to structural points such as joists. See our fitting guide for more information.

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Recycled and Remarkable

Our felt backing is made from a minimum of 50% recycled plastic bottles, reducing waste going to landfill. With a depth of 9mm, the material has densely packed fibres – as well as providing a supportive backdrop for the slats, it dampens sound to enhance your room's acoustics.

Start Your Project Sooner

We can't wait for your interior transformation to begin, so we offer free express UK delivery using carefully selected couriers. Once we send your order, you'll receive a tracking number via SMS or email. You can also track your order by logging into your account.

What is Wood Veneer?

Veneer is a paper-thin slice of wood. It's a sustainable material as it uses less of the tree, allowing our planet's natural resources to go further. Additionally, it offers all the aesthetic benefits of solid wood, including natural tone and pattern variation, in a lightweight format.

Discover The Dark Side

These slats feature a black MDF core, which provides extra shadowing to enhance the dimensional depth of your wall panelling. It also draws attention to the wood veneer by defining the linear profile, the wood's striking shades and the natural elegance of the grain patterning.