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Ultralight Accent Wall Panels
One continuous real wood veneer face on 9mm recycled felt, with nothing cut into it. Real wood, wall to wall.
Install Easy one-person install. Construction adhesive holds it; cuts with a utility knife.
2 Ultralight Accent finishes
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The same continuous face in white oak or walnut.
White Oak
One continuous white-oak-tone face on felt. Real wood, wall to wall, with nothing cut into it.
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Walnut
One continuous walnut-tone face on felt. Real wood, wall to wall, with nothing cut into it.
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Why Ultralight
Ultralight is real wood veneer laminated straight onto 9mm recycled acoustic felt. No MDF and no rigid core, so a whole box is light enough to carry in one hand and a panel bends around a curved wall.
Slat is the original 1.2″ slat. Wide cuts the same build into broad 3.8″ faces. Accent is one continuous veneer face, real wood wall to wall.
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Not sure on the color?
See it in your own light
ULTRALIGHT sample kit, $30. See the real wood and felt at home.
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Not sure on the color?
See it in your own light
ULTRALIGHT 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 line.
See the difference
See it on your own wall
Order the samples and compare them on your own wall, in your own light.
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Installation
How they go up
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Construction adhesive only
- Plan the wall
Measure the wall and use the box calculator above.
- Fix with construction adhesive
Adhesive only: the 3mm shadow reveal can't seat a screw head.
- Butt the next panel up
Each edge has a 1.5mm chamfer, so a 3mm reveal appears only where two panels meet.
- Optional: finishing nails
Once panels are joined, finishing nails can go down the middle of the shadow reveal.
You'll need
- Tape measure and level
- Construction adhesive
- Finishing nails (optional)
Cutting tips
- A utility knife and a straight edge are all you need. Score along the line, and a few passes give a splinter-free edge.
- Practice on an offcut first. It's easy to drift off a straight line.
- Cutting several panels? A circular saw is faster. Put painter's tape on the cut line and use a fine-tooth blade with 60+ teeth.
- Sizing the felt only? A razor blade does it.
- Cutouts for light switches and outlets: use a jigsaw.
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