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Paintable Wall Panels
MDF panels with the profile routed into the face and five coats of primer, sanded flat, so you can paint straight on in any color. Three profiles: Valley, Ridge and Slat.
Any color Ships primed white, ready for whatever color you choose.
3 Paint-Ready profiles
Compare Valley, Ridge and Slat
The same primed panel in three profiles. Pick the shape, then the paint.
Slat
Flat-topped slats with square channels: the classic slat look, in any color.
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Why Paint-Ready
Every panel is MDF with the profile routed into the face, finished with five coats of primer, sanded flat. Paint it straight on, no prep, in any color, and it bends around columns, arches and curves.
Want real wood instead? See Ultralight, TrueWood and the Solid Series.
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Not sure on the color?
See it in your own light
Sample kits from $15. See the real wood and felt at home.
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Not sure on the color?
See it in your own light
Sample kits from $15. See the real wood and felt at home.
Shop sample kits
Plan your wall
How many boxes do I need?
Pick your ceiling height and enter your wall width. We'll work out the boxes and price for each profile.
See the difference
Put them side by side, at home
Order the samples, paint them and see the shadow lines on your own wall.
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Installation
How they go up
The steps, or download the full guide as a PDF.
Glue, press, nail, then paint
- Settle and plan
Give the boxes a day lying flat in the room. Measure the wall and work out how many boxes you need.
- Glue
Lay the panel face-down and run one continuous S-bead down the back, about 2″ in from every edge. It goes straight onto drywall, plaster or timber, no battens.
- Press
Press it to your plumb line and brace it until the adhesive grabs. Slat profile: hang every panel the same way round, or the joins will show. Ridge and Valley can go either way.
- Nail
Finishing nails into the low point of the profile, never a face or a peak. Set the heads, fill and sand flush. Fill and sand Valley joins too.
- Paint
Two thin coats. Spray is best. On Valley, brush the scoops first, because a roller bridges them.
You'll need
- Construction adhesive, rated for wood and your wall
- Caulk gun
- Finishing nails
- 4 ft level or a laser, and a pencil
- Handsaw or jigsaw with a fine-tooth blade
- Filler and sandpaper, for nail holes and Valley joins
- Caulk, where the run meets trim
- Roller, brush or sprayer, for the paint
Cutting tips
- Cut face up with a handsaw or jigsaw, face down with a circular saw, so any breakout lands on the back.
- Run painter's tape along the cut line before you saw, so the primed face doesn't chip at the edge.
- Rip at a low point and the new edge still butts cleanly to the next panel. Back it up: only 0.06″ of board sits there.
- A cut edge is raw MDF: prime it before painting.
- Keep the sheen low so the profile's shadow carries.
- Outlets and switches: use a jigsaw.
About this line
Good to know
Upgrade your space with paintable wall paneling featuring fluted textures, pre-primed MDF core, and smooth surfaces. Easy to install and even easier to paint, these panels offer customizable style for any room. Perfect for DIYers seeking modern, affordable, and primered design solutions.