Trepanel® Oak Sculpted Acoustic Wood Slat Panels are a contemporary feature wall solution designed to add depth, texture, and acoustic comfort to interior spaces. The sculpted wave profile creates a bold, three-dimensional effect, delivering a striking visual rhythm that elevates both residential and commercial interiors .With a strong felt backing, these panels offer excellent sound-absorbing properties - perfect for reducing echoes in larger rooms when installed using our  Trepanel® Guide. Whether you’re upgrading a living room or building a modern media wall, this acoustic wall panel brings both style and functionality. Crafted from lightweight, FSC-certified MDF, Trepanel® Oak is easy to cut and simple to install by one person (although you may prefer a team of two for fixing). Installation is quick and mess-free, transforming your home in no time. Each oak wall panel features wood veneered with authentic grain, colour variation, and texture in a warm oak tone.

We recommend regular cleaning with a duster or soft brush to gently remove dust and debris, and avoid harsh brushes and scratchy materials.
Do NOT use any type of wood or furniture polish, as it can damage the veneer. Our panels are fully finished, so no need for additional maintenance or oiling.
Periodic use of vacuums with a soft attachment can easily remove dust from the felt back.
For more stubborn stains, use a damp cloth (not wet). If spills occur, use a clean, absorbent cloth to dry immediately.
Avoid excess moisture with Trepanel® as the felt back should not come into contact with liquids.

To fix Trepanel® we recommend using either black matt coated 38mm screws or Mapei Super Grip Panel Adhesive. One panel requires 15 screws or one tube of adhesive.

The wood veneer is a natural material, and each piece of veneer is unique in terms of wood's natural characteristics, that being texture, colour variation and grain. It also may undergo changes over time when exposed to light. 

Please note: We do not recommend use in areas close to a heat source, e.g. a hob or fireplace, or where they will come into direct contact with water