Are Wood Slat Wall Panels Worth It?

you are correct, with external studs you will trap more of the sound frequencies between the original wall and the added felt/wood slats. tho it also is just the 1/4th of the frequency that will get trapped there, so mostly quite high frequencies.

Witches cackling lamo 😂 - maybe the studio next to the view show sound install these….💉🔫 fired

What about dust?

Thanks for the tip about a 1 by 2 - I will use that when I install my panels in my upcoming studio since I have brick walls.

What is that Black bar that hides your led light strip down in the bottom?❤

I would suggest using double sided 3m tape. It's insanely strong.

Another Con, in my opinion, they are part of a fad right now. Everyone installs them. In 2-3 years they will probably look outdated

Is it the felt that absorb sound or both felt and slats.

Suuuuuch a helpful video!

Is that an authentic Flos Superloon?

Hi! I got a question... Let's say i go for the 3 options of installation (adding wood behind to be easier)... But i only do half a wall, what do you do or put at the end of the panel that ends in the middle of the wall? Without a end edge, we will see the space created by the wood?


Sorry for my english, im french lol

How many external studs do you need to create?

Can I have them installed over & under the soffit over my cabinets & stove top? Ofcourse they would all need to be shortened to fit the space. If they go under & over the soffit can you match them so they seem like one piece?

What, why punk if I use less than what it takes to fill the entire wall?

Do they not absorb impact low frequency noise? Thanks

Cool vid but I really wanted to know if these can be used outdoors. That would’ve been a good thing to include in your pro vs. con list.

How did u fix the lights

If the height of your wall is greater than the height of this product, and you plan to leave space above and below, and you don't need many holes in the wall for panels and other stuffs, then this product can indeed be installed quickly but not so easily. Otherwise, you will have to solve a lot of those problems, and take more time, develop more skills. With that effort, you could build it from lambers and save you $2000 for a single wall and keep all the tools you purchased and all the skills you developed for the future.

It definitely looks Good… Wonder if 3D Wall Paper can achieve similar results without hassle of falling into the Dust Trap

Wall slats, a plant AND LED pelmet lighting thank you. Then you are an interior decorator God.

But whats the result? Are they really reducing high pitch and damp the sound in the room?

Get a wood cover plate for your outlet to match

I love how they look in real life; but I hate watching them in videos...
They make me sick, honestly, I can't watch the video image :(

I just don't watch your videos which have these panels on... Sorry

Or make houses out of real walls and not paper.

How would
You clean it

They need to make 9 and 10 feet versions.

I loved these so much I made a product pitch video about them and posted an affiliate link. What a dumb waste of wood and money.

the hell? these are just wood panels, which are hideous

Hi there, that's a brilliant review.

Definitely worth them. it looks amazing, totally worth it! They are functional and create a nice (and warm) environment in any room. The acoustic ones also actively reduce noise levels, dropping the decibels no matter what kind of noise is going on.

We have been supplying them for over one year now and our customers shared excellent feedback.

Great review! I love this product so much. I bought them for my office over a year ago and covered the 12' wall in less than a couple of hours. I've continued to get so many complements on them and the sound deadening helps in larger rooms that echo. On installation, it helps to have two people, but you can do it solo pretty easy because they're so light and easy to line up. While it's recommended to drill into the studs, the panels are so light I skipped that and just screwed them directly into the dry wall. I used 12 screws per panel placed at the top, middle, and bottom. Rock solid.

damn those seem expensive. if you got some basic woodworking skills and simple tools you could probably achieve something similar for a fraction of the price. they do look awesome tho

They look nice but im epileptic and it always makes me spack out

I skimmed through the video, and couldn't find the part where the LED strip was added. Nice review, waiting for part 2: greebles.

Accentuates the off-kilter outlet

Personally, while I think they are very sleek and clean looking, I also see it as a fad, and some thing that will age very poorly

No

What kind of lighting did you use at the bottom, and how is it isralled!

I like this product, however like many other manufacturers the height is limited to max 94.7 in, but for my walls I need 104 in. I have searched everywhere, no luck. I know that 2 sets with a joint in the middle will do the trick, but I don't want an ugly line in between. For now, I will look for some other alternatives.

We built our own…lot of tedious, detailed work.

Y haven't u reviewed the ErgoTune Supreme? I always see u having this chair in ur collection but you've never talked about it in any of ur videos.

No.

Wall too busy.....ok if Hotel lobby/counter backdrop.

People need to check the fire rating of these panels before they install them on their walls. You’re potentially introducing a huge fire risk into your property and negating the effectiveness of a fire partition.

does it collect dust over time? What are the maintenance requirements?

Where sichte vest place to order these wall slats

I feel this is a fad that in 5-10 years will be out of fashion then your left having to take them down and try the next fad.

Love the look! Wish they came in 10' length.