Collection: Wood Acoustic Panels

Browse wood acoustic panels in oak and walnut finishes, from Light Oak to deeper Smoked Oak and Walnut tones. The slatted design brings a repeated line to a plain wall, whether you are planning a panelled alcove, a backdrop for your desk or a larger living-room feature.

This collection brings our wood-finish options together so you can compare colour before choosing a size. For painted-looking and stone-style alternatives, explore the complete panel range.

Choose the finish before the panel size

Start with the wood tones already in your room. The oak range includes Light Oak, Oiled Oak and Smoked Oak, alongside Black Oak and Grey Oak. Walnut finishes offer another option to compare beside your flooring, furniture and paint samples.

For a stronger contrast, look at Black Oak; for a more muted palette, compare Grey Oak. Light Oak and Walnut have both 2.44 m Premium and 3 m Professional listings. Other finishes have their own listed sizes, so check the chosen product before planning the layout.

Wood Acoustic Panels: questions before you buy

Are wood acoustic panels and slatted acoustic panels the same thing?

Wood describes the finish you are shopping for; slatted describes the design. The products in this collection combine a wood-style finish with slatted styling. Check the individual listing for its construction rather than assuming it is solid timber.

Should I choose oak or walnut?

Compare the oak shades if you want several colour options within one finish family. Choose the walnut range to compare its 2.44 m and 3 m formats. View the product photographs alongside the materials already in your room.

Which wood finishes come in a 3 m panel?

The current Professional listings include Light Oak and Walnut at 3000 × 605 × 22 mm. Check the product page for current availability and installation details.

Can I mix wood finishes on one wall?

You can plan a contrasting design, but compare dimensions and edge details before ordering. Keeping one finish across a continuous section usually makes the slat pattern easier to align.