Paper prints a shadow. A panel casts one. That is the whole difference, and it is why slat walls took over behind TVs and majlis seating — the texture changes through the day as the light moves.
Acoustic felt-backed slats do a second job: they take the hard edge off a room with marble floors and glass walls.
Specification
| Panel types | PVC relief, PU stone-look, wood slat, acoustic felt |
|---|---|
| Fixing | Adhesive and concealed screws on a batten |
| Acoustic option | Felt-backed slats reduce echo measurably |
| Paintable | PVC and PU panels can be painted after fitting |
| Best for | TV walls, majlis, headboard walls, reception areas |
| Lead time | 1–3 working days |
Why people choose it
- Real depth and shadow, not a printed effect
- Felt-backed slats cut echo in hard rooms
- Hides uneven or previously damaged plaster
- Can be painted to match the room after fitting
Frequently asked questions
Do slat walls really reduce echo?
The felt-backed type does, noticeably, in rooms with marble floors and large glass. Plain wood slats on a solid wall look the part but do far less acoustically.
Can panels be fitted over damaged plaster?
Yes — that is one of their advantages. Panels on battens bridge uneven or patched walls that would need full skimming before wallpaper.
Are 3D panels removable?
Adhesive-fixed panels take plaster with them. If you may want to remove them later, ask us to fit on battens so the wall behind stays intact.
Get a price for 3D wall panels
Send the room count and we reply the same working day with a price and the next free measurement slot. No charge, no obligation.