Art3d Slat Wood Wall Paneling for Interior and Ceiling Decoration - Pack of 4pcs + 1pc End-Trim, Size 108 x 5.7in.- Oak

We did two walls in our midcentury modern house. They look expensive though they are a great price compared to other alternatives online. The panels were easy to install, you just screw them to the wall using the parts provided. We had to cut them both on the top and on the sides, and it was easy and did not make any dents on the wood.They look exactly as depicted. They do have some kind of shine on top of them, but they look natural and high quality.Highly recommended!

I have wanted these wood slats for so long. These are amazing quality wood. Easy to work with and look gorgeous. Highly recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Awesome product, easy to cut and work with. Very very happy. Hint: if you don’t like to use the screws that are supplied, use glue. Much better results.

It is made of wood, it makes a dirt to cut but the result is very good because it has a wood texture. paint is good and no damaged piece of 8 boxes that I bought arrived. parts to attach to the wall come twice as much as necessary and screws too. Delivery was a big problem, they were two days late and that made me lose money with the installer that was already scheduled in the schedule. But otherwise everything is ok. If you have the patience to wait I'll recommend it, so count on the delay.

Nice quality and color options

The wood really upgraded the look of my tv wall, however some areas of the slats had a shinier finish to them. Most of the slats were a matte black so the shinier surfaces are noticeable. My contractor already installed them…I guess I have to figure out how to dull those shiny areas…looking to do another all of the house but will probably use another company, if don’t get reply from seller,

used it as an accent wall of our front desklooks great and earthy

The media could not be loaded. I got these to add to our video podcast studio. These make for a really great backdrop. They look very sharp from all of our camera angles, but also up close and personal. I am still toying with whether or not I want to mount these permanently on the wall or not because we are constantly moving our set around, and after seeing these in our shots I know I am always going to want to feature this is whatever composition we have going on in the camera, so I'm thinking I'll keep these more leaned on the wall. However, the install process does seems simple if I were going that route. All around seems like a great solution.