The forest is calling...

The forest is calling...

and it sounds beautiful.

Introducing Slatwood—our new line of acoustic wood panels that combine timeless style with modern design. These high-quality, versatile panels are built to look beautiful and perform exceptionally.



Easy, Simple Installation.

Noise Reducing

Architectural grade acoustic felt reduces noise and echo.

Proudly Made in the USA

American manufacturing keeps us close to the people, materials, and hands-on details that shape our products, and our communities.

Designed to Install Simply

DIY simplicity with commercial performance. Slatwood makes great design easy.

Highest Quality Wood

Made with beautiful furniture-grade brushed European Oak veneer & real reclaimed woods, these are the highest quality slats available

Bonded, not Stapled

Our slats are bonded to the felt, NOT stapled, making cutting safer and installation easier.

Enjoy FREE shipping anywhere in the U.S. on all Slatwood orders.

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Bring Nature Home

Transform any room in hours with minimal mess. If you can hang a picture, you can install these Slatwood panels—no special tools or skills required, and the panels are extremely lightweight for easy lifting.
Why Slatwood Outshines the Rest: A Smarter, Safer Choice for Acoustic Wood Paneling

Why Slatwood Outshines the Rest: A Smarter, Safer Choice for Acoustic Wood Paneling

Why Slatwood Outshines the Rest: A Smarter, Safer Choice for Acoustic Wood Paneling

When it comes to elevating the sound, style, and sophistication of your space, acoustic slat wood panels are having a moment. From design-forward homeowners to commercial designers and content creators, more and more people are turning to slatted wood walls to enhance both the acoustics and the ambiance of their rooms

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Introducing Slatwood: Elevate Your Space with Style and Superior Sound Control

Introducing Slatwood: Elevate Your Space with Style and Superior Sound Control

Introducing Slatwood: Elevate Your Space with Style and Superior Sound Control

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How to Install Slatwood Acoustic Panels

How to Install Slatwood Acoustic Panels

How to Install Slatwood Acoustic Panels

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Slatwood?
Slatwood is Stikwood’s acoustic wood slat panel line, made with real wood slats bonded to black acoustic felt for walls and ceilings.
Does Slatwood help reduce noise?
Yes. Slatwood helps reduce echo and soften harsh room noise, but it is not a full soundproofing system that blocks sound between rooms.
What size are Slatwood panels?
Full-height Slatwood panels are 94.5 inches tall by 12 inches wide. One box includes two panels and covers 15.75 square feet.
Is 94.5 inches the tallest Slatwood panel size?
Yes. 94.5 inches is currently the tallest Slatwood panel size. For taller walls, for best results, before installing, plan your layout to stagger the seams.
How do I install Slatwood?
Slatwood can be installed with construction adhesive or screws/mechanical fasteners. Follow the installation guide for your surface and layout.
Is Slatwood peel-and-stick?
No. Slatwood is not peel-and-stick. It installs with construction adhesive or mechanical fasteners, depending on the surface and project.
Can Slatwood be installed on ceilings?
Yes. Slatwood can be used on walls or ceilings when installed with the right adhesive or mechanical fastening method for the surface.
What is the difference between Slatwood Melody and Slatwood Chorus?
Melody has seven narrower slats per 12-inch panel. Chorus has six wider slats per 12-inch panel for a bolder, more wood-forward look.
Can I order Slatwood samples?
Yes. Order Slatwood samples to compare color, texture, slat spacing, felt, and construction before choosing full panels.
Why does it matter that your slats are bonded, not stapled?
Bonded slats make cutting safer and cleaner. With stapled panels, a cut can hit a staple or leave a section of slat no longer attached to the felt backing. Overtime the staples may loosen and a slat may come off as well.