We provide a 3-sided Wood Vaneer option while some competitors offer a 1-sided product with exposed MDF sides, at low price.

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Attaching Your Panels: Screws or Adhesive?

The best way to secure your panels depends on several factors:

• Wall Surface: Are you attaching them to drywall, studs, or concrete?
• Material Matching: Consider the color of your felt panels when choosing screw finishes. Black screws complement black felt.
• Available Tools: Do you have a drill for screws, or would adhesive be more convenient?

Here's a breakdown by surface:

• Drywall or Studs: We recommend using short black screws (around 1.5 inches) for black felt panels and gray, stainless steel, or zinc-plated screws for grey felt panels.
• Concrete Walls: For concrete, adhesive or silicone is the preferred method. Due to safety concerns, avoid using adhesive for ceiling installations. Choose a construction adhesive suitable for all surfaces and compatible with felt backing.

Additional Tip:

• Ensure the adhesive you choose is rated for the weight of the panels.

Slat Wall Panels:

• Offer a clean, modern, and minimalist look with their flat, even surfaces.
• The space between the slats creates a sense of openness and allows for customization with slat-specific hooks, shelves, and other accessories.
• Width of the slats can influence the overall feel. Wider slats create a bolder, more contemporary statement, while narrower slats evoke a classic or farmhouse vibe.
  
  Flute Wall Panels:
• Introduce texture and visual depth with their vertical grooves.
• The grooves can be uniform in width for a clean and streamlined look, or vary in width for a more organic and playful feel.
• Fluted panels come in various materials, our product is made out of Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) which provide remarkable durability