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Acoustic slat wall panel with a trim-finished edge in a living room

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Trims and accessories

A professional finish comes down to the details. Aluminium corner and end trims in gold, black and silver, LED lighting between the slats, and a construction adhesive tested with our panels.

10 products
from 2 280 Ft
Gold, silver, black

2950 mm aluminium trim lengths

Hidden LED between the slats

Adhesive tested with our panels

Lighting

LED kits that clip between the slats: the light source stays hidden, and you only see the indirect light reflected off the acoustic felt. Fitted without adhesive, and can be shortened with scissors.

Adhesive

A construction adhesive tested with our panels: a neutral-cure, one-component silicone that works for PVC wall panels, wall decor and acoustic panels alike.

Frequently asked questions

What trims does a panelled wall need?

Typically three types: an end trim for the exposed edge of the covering, a joining trim where sheets meet, and a corner trim for external corners. For internal corners, a negative corner trim is the clean solution.

How many cartridges of adhesive do I need?

For PVC wall panels, allow 1.5 cartridges per sheet; for acoustic and decorative panels, 1 cartridge per panel. So for a three-sheet PVC wall 3.6 metres wide, we recommend 5 cartridges of adhesive.

Does the LED kit work with any acoustic panel?

Yes, with all of our slatted acoustic panels. The strip presses into the gap between the slats without adhesive, and can be shortened with scissors at the marked points.

Not sure how many trims and how much adhesive you need? Every wall panel product page has a calculator that works out how many panels you need, and we can put together the matching accessories in a single phone call.

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