Panels and Planks for Walls and Ceilings

Transform walls and ceilings with wood panels and planks that add instant warmth, texture and architectural character. Designed for straightforward installation, they make it easy to create standout spaces, from a single-room refresh to a full-scale project.

Distinctive Style That Works Beautifully

Acoustic Panels

Make sound control part of the design. Felt-backed acoustic panels pair NRC-rated performance with wood and wood-look finishes. They absorb sound to help reduce echo for clearer conversations, calls and media, with straightforward adhesive or nail-up installation.

Non-Acoustic Panels & Planks

Make the surface the statement. Decorative wood panels and planks bring warmth, texture and architectural dimension to walls and ceilings. Choose from smooth and fluted styles designed for residential and commercial spaces, with easy-care finishes and staple-with-glue-assist installation.

Versatile Design Options

Choose from a range of looks and materials to create standout walls, ceilings and custom accent features.

Instant Style & Character

Add warmth, texture and architectural dimension that turns blank walls and ceilings into standout features.

Fast, Simple Installation

Keep projects moving with straightforward installation suited to weekend updates and professional job sites.

Durable & Low-Maintenance

Enjoy lasting style with durable, easy-care finishes designed to maintain their look with minimal upkeep.

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How is the sound dampening measured, and what is the level of sound dampening the panels provide?

The sound absorption test is ASTM C423-23, "Standard Test Method for Sound Absorption

and Sound Absorption Coefficients by the Reverberation Room Method", and was performed

for us by Intertek B&C. The test methodology and results in detail are attached.

Key numbers from the report are the area of the room @ 234 m3, or 8,263 cubic feet and the

coverage area of the panels @ 6.69 m2 or 72 square feet...approximately 5 panels. This test

results in a 45% reduction in in-room sound with the product mounted directly on a wall.

Using a 2” frame/substructure between panel and wall increases the sound absorption to

70%.

How do you accommodate switch plates and electrical outlets?

There are two options: a) the outlet remains in the same position and gets covered by the panel's depth, or b) have a certified electrician move the outlet ¾ inch forward with a junction box extender to align with the surface of the panel

Are the wood strips glued or stapled to the backer?

The wood strips are glued to the backer.

When installing multiple panels, what is the proper method of spacing between panels?

Install panels from left to right, with the flush edge of the panel on the left of the first panel. Align the outermost slat edge of the next panel to be installed with equal spacing of 15mm at the top and bottom to the slat of the previously installed panel. The width of the extended felt on the first panel will accommodate any minor adjustments needed to keep slat spacing consistent from panel to panel

Fireplace Information

Important Note for Electric Fireplaces: If you are using an electric fireplace, it is crucial to

ensure that the heat output of the fireplace does not exceed 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

Fireplace Heat Variation: The heat output of fireplaces can vary significantly. Therefore, it is

essential for the installer or the customer to determine the potential temperature range

generated by the specific fireplace model.

Wood Burning Fireplace: Distance should be a minimum of 3 feet

Wood Panels and Planks for Walls and Ceilings

Wood wall and ceiling panels bring warmth, texture, and dimension to any space, transforming plain surfaces into standout design features. Whether you're creating a cozy accent wall, adding architectural interest to a ceiling, or bringing a modern slat look to a media room or office, wood panels offer a quick way to elevate a space without a full remodel.

Floor & Decor, we offer a wide selection of wood wall and ceiling panels, including real wood veneer options, acoustic panels designed to reduce echo and improve sound quality, and a variety of finishes from light oak to rich walnut.

Wood panels and planks are as functional as they are beautiful. Acoustic styles combine a real wood or wood-veneer face with a sound-absorbing backer, making them ideal for home theaters, offices, and open-concept living areas where echo can be a problem. Standard wood panels and planks, meanwhile, are a simple way to add texture and visual interest to walls and ceilings throughout the home.