Wall Panelling Slatted Wall Panels and Wainscoting

Wall panelling was historically developed to make stone buildings more comfortable to live in. They insulated a room from the outside cold. Nowadays wood paneling is used for decorative purposes. You can incorporate wood panels into an interior design achieving a sophisticated and clean look.

A wood wall panel is usually a flat and single piece of material. It is usually placed at the base of the internal wall or covering it entirely. It can vary in height, thickness and design. 

Our material and manufacturing process allow us to achieve our pre-made designs, patterns and textures.

Tongue-and-groove panelling is as attractive as it is hard-wearing. You can paint or stain it, or keep a natural wood finish if you prefer. It's made from planks with a small tongue along one edge and a matching groove along the other. The tongue slots neatly into the groove of the neighbouring plank.

The panelling can cover as much of the wall as you like - up to dado level is a popular height. Usually, it's easier to leave your old skirting-boards in place and fit new ones when you've finished panelling