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Solid Wood Slat Acoustic Panels
Every slat is milled from one piece of solid walnut, oak or bamboo, front to back, on 9mm acoustic felt. No veneer and no core: cut a slat anywhere and the cut face looks just like the front.
Solid walnut Deep chocolate walnut, milled all the way through.
4 solid finishes
Compare Solid Series finishes
Solid American walnut, solid American oak and solid bamboo, each milled all the way through. All of them go up to 12 ft.
Solid American Walnut
13mm solid American walnut, milled all the way through. Low-satin finish, square-cut edges.
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Solid American Oak
13mm solid American oak, milled all the way through. Golden, with an open grain and a low-satin finish.
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Solid Bamboo · Natural
Soft blonde solid bamboo. Light, calm and easy to pair.
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Solid Bamboo · Medium Brown
Solid bamboo in a warm mid-brown. Cosy without going dark.
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Why solid
Every slat is one piece of real material, front to back: no veneer skin, no MDF core, nothing wrapped. Cut a slat anywhere and the cut face looks just like the front.
Walnut and oak are sealed with 3 coats of low-satin polyurethane. Bamboo has a protective lacquer and is our most sustainable panel: it grows fast and regrows without replanting.
All Solid Series
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Not sure on the color?
See it in your own light
Solid sample kit, $30. See the real wood and felt at home.
Get the sample kit
Not sure on the color?
See it in your own light
Solid sample kit, $30. See the real wood and felt at home.
Get the sample kit
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 finish.
Volume discounts available on 9 and 12 ft panels.
Rounded up to whole boxes for one wall at full panel height. Add a box if you'll cut around windows or doors.
See the difference
Put them side by side, at home
Real walnut, oak and bamboo catch the light differently. Order the samples and compare them on your own wall.
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Installation
How they go up
Walnut and oak go up the same way; bamboo has a different edge. Pick yours for the steps, or download the full guide as a PDF.
Acclimate, then adhesive or screws
- Acclimate 48–72 hours
Unbox and lay the panels flat on the floor of the room they're going in, out of the packaging and away from direct sun and heat.
- Fix it
Construction adhesive, or trim-head screws through the felt gap: one or the other. Save the flattest panels for the most visible spots.
- If a slat bows
Fasten it at the high point with construction adhesive plus a trim-head screw through the felt gap. This is the only time you use both.
- Lap the next panel
The last slat overhangs the felt and laps the next panel's felt lip, so there's no open seam: the gap at the join matches the gaps between slats.
- Corners
Set the panel back 13mm on outside corners and 6.5mm on inside corners.
You'll need
- Tape measure and level
- Construction adhesive
- Or trim-head screws
Cutting tips
- Use a track saw or circular saw.
- Slats are stapled to the felt from the back every 10–13″. Line your cut up to miss the staples, and re-staple any slat that comes loose.
- Don't rip a slat lengthwise. Lift off a slat instead.
- At corners, hold the panel back rather than trimming the felt lip: 13mm at an outside corner, 6.5mm at an inside corner.
- Cutouts for light switches and outlets: use a jigsaw.
Acclimate, then adhesive or screws
- Acclimate 48–72 hours
Unbox and lay the panels flat on the floor of the room they're going in, out of the packaging and away from direct sun and heat.
- Fix it
Construction adhesive, or trim-head screws through the felt gap: one or the other. Save the flattest panels for the most visible spots.
- Lap the next panel
One edge has a 1″ felt lip; on the other, the last slat overhangs the felt by ½″. Lay the overhang over the next panel's lip, and the gap at the join matches the gaps between slats.
You'll need
- Tape measure and level
- Construction adhesive
- Or trim-head screws
Cutting tips
- Use a track saw or circular saw.
- Cutouts for light switches and outlets: use a jigsaw.
About this line
Good to know
The Solid series is the top of everything we make. Every slat is milled from one piece of real material, front to back — no veneer skin, no MDF core, nothing wrapped or faked. Cut a slat anywhere along its length and the cut face looks like the front face.
Three finishes, one construction. Solid American Walnut is the darkest — deep chocolate with sweeping grain. Solid American Oak is lighter and warmer, golden with open grain. Solid Bamboo in two distinct colors.