Unfinished Wide-Slat Slat Wood Wall Panels

Unfinished Broad Slat Wood Wall Panels — Wide-Slat Natural Solid Wood Wall Paneling Real Solid Wood. The Widest Slats Available. A Blank Canvas with Bolder Presence. Transform any interior wall with our Unfinished Broad Slat Wood Wall Panels — real solid wood panels featuring the widest individual slats in the cladding lineup. At 1 1/16" wide per slat, the Broad profile creates deeper shadow lines and a more pronounced three-dimensional effect than narrower slat formats. Panels arrive raw and ready for your custom finish — stain them to reveal the natural wood grain, paint to match any color palette, or seal as-is for a clean, natural look. Each box contains 3 panels covering 10 sq ft. The 5" wide panel format and thick 7/8" profile give each plank substantial visual weight, making the Broad the right choice for spaces that want a bolder, more architectural statement from their wood wall paneling. Key Features Real solid wood construction with heavy-duty veneer-like surface Unfinished — stain, paint, or seal to any color Widest slats available: 1 1/16" per slat — deeper shadow lines and more pronounced 3D texture 5" wide panels with 7/8" thickness for substantial visual presence Seamless panel-to-panel connection — no visible joint lines Water-resistant material Install horizontally or vertically on any wall surface Cut to fit with standard woodworking tools Suitable for residential and commercial applications Ships from San Diego, CA Why Broad The slat width determines how a wood wall reads from across the room. Narrower slats create fine texture with more shadow lines per square foot — refined and detailed. The Broad format does the opposite: fewer, wider slats with deeper grooves between them. The result is a wall with more visual mass per plank, stronger shadow contrast, and a more architectural, structural quality. It reads as bold from a distance and intricate up close. If you've looked at narrower slat panels and wanted more presence — more depth, more drama, more weight — the Broad delivers it. And because the panels arrive unfinished, you still control the final color: a dark walnut stain turns it into a dramatic feature wall; a whitewash or pale gray stain softens it into something coastal and airy. Living room and bedroom accent walls Home offices and executive offices Bars, restaurants, and hospitality interiors Hotel lobbies and retail spaces Conference rooms and commercial environments Kitchen design features and media room walls Stout vs. Broad — Which Slat Width Is Right? Format Slat Width Panel Width Coverage/Box Best For Stout 4-grid pattern, narrower slats 5¾" 12 sq ft Finer texture, more shadow lines per foot, subtle architectural detail Broad (this product) 1 1/16" — widest available 5" 10 sq ft Bolder presence, deeper shadow lines, stronger 3D effect, more architectural weight Not sure which to choose? Order a $2.99 sample of each. Seeing both profiles side by side in your actual space makes the decision easy. Product Specifications Specification Details Material Solid Wood with heavy-duty veneer-like surface Finish Unfinished — stain, paint, or seal to any color Panel Width 5" Panel Length 94" Panel Thickness 7/8" Slat Size 1 1/16" wide × 1/4" deep × 1/2" spacing Box Contains 3 Panels Coverage per Box 10 sq ft Water Resistance Yes Application Indoor — Walls Installation Construction adhesive (Liquid Nails or similar) Ships From San Diego, CA Coverage Calculator 94" Length (10 sq ft per box) Area to Cover Boxes Needed Notes 50 sq ft ~6 boxes Add 10% for cuts and waste 100 sq ft ~11 boxes Add 10% for cuts and waste 200 sq ft ~22 boxes Add 10% for cuts and waste 300 sq ft ~33 boxes Add 10% for cuts and waste How to Install Unfinished Broad Slat Wood Wall Panels Installation is a straightforward DIY process that most homeowners and contractors can complete in a few hours. Step 1: Prepare the Wall Surface The wall must be clean, dry, and flat before installation. Wipe away dust, fill any holes or cracks with wall filler, and let patched areas fully dry. A properly prepared surface ensures the adhesive bonds securely and the panels stay flat over time. Step 2: Measure the Wall Area Measure the height and width of your wall to calculate how many boxes you need. Add 10% for cuts and waste. Mark a level starting line on the wall — this guides the first panel and keeps the entire installation straight. Step 3: Dry Fit the Panels Before applying adhesive, place the panels against the wall to test the layout. Dry fitting lets you confirm alignment, identify where cuts are needed, and ensure a balanced, symmetrical result before anything is permanent. Step 4: Apply Construction Adhesive Apply a high-quality construction adhesive such as Liquid Nails to the back of the panel in vertical lines. Keep adhesive away from the edges to prevent squeeze-out. Ensure even distribution for a strong, uniform bond. Step 5: Install the First Panel Position the first panel against the wall using your level line as a guide. Press firmly and hold for several seconds. The first panel sets the alignment for everything that follows — use a level to confirm it's perfectly straight before moving on. Step 6: Continue Panel by Panel Place each subsequent panel directly against the previous one. The precision design creates a seamless connection with no visible joint lines. Check alignment with a level periodically as you work across the wall. Step 7: Cut to Fit At wall edges, corners, outlets, and fixtures, trim panels using a circular saw, miter saw, or fine-tooth hand saw. Solid wood cuts cleanly with standard woodworking tools. Step 8: Apply Your Finish Once all panels are installed and adhesive has cured, apply your chosen finish: wood stain to highlight the natural grain, interior paint to match your design, or a clear sealant for a natural look. The wide slat surface takes stain particularly well — the deeper grooves create strong shadow definition that enhances any finish. Why YouShouldHaveIt Ships from San Diego, CA warehouse In-stock — same or next business day shipping Volume discounts at checkout Expert team: (858) 261-4068, Mon–Fri 8am–4pm Retail showroom in Santee, CA Frequently Asked Questions Q: What makes the Broad different from the standard Unfinished panels? A: The main difference is slat width. The Broad has the widest individual slats available at 1 1/16" per slat, which creates deeper grooves between slats and a more pronounced 3D shadow effect. The standard Stout panels use a 4-grid slat pattern with narrower individual slats and cover more area per box (12 sq ft vs 10 sq ft). Choose Broad for a bolder, more architectural look; choose Stout for finer texture and more coverage per box. Q: Why choose unfinished over pre-finished panels? A: Unfinished panels give you complete control over the final look. Stain the wood to match existing floors, paint any color, or apply a clear sealant for a natural appearance. Pre-finished panels lock you into available colors; unfinished panels can match anything. Q: What finishing options work on these panels? A: Any finish designed for bare solid wood — wood stain, interior paint, oil finishes, lacquer, or clear sealants. The wide slat format takes stain particularly well because the deep grooves between slats create strong shadow contrast that enhances the finish. Apply before or after installation depending on your preference. Q: Is there only one length option? A: Yes — the Broad panels are available in 94" only. This length suits standard 8' ceiling heights and can be stacked for taller walls. Contact our team at (858) 261-4068 if you have questions about tall-wall installations. Q: Is an end cap included? A: The Broad box contains 3 panels only — no end cap is included. Contact our team if you need edge finishing solutions for your project. Q: Do these panels help with sound control? A: These are cladding panels, not acoustic panels — they don't include sound-absorbing felt backing. The slatted surface helps diffuse sound reflections and reduce echo compared to a flat wall. For dedicated acoustic performance, see our Acoustic Wall Panel collection. Q: Can the panels be cut to fit? A: Yes. Use a circular saw, miter saw, or fine-tooth hand saw to trim panels around outlets, corners, or at wall edges. Solid wood cuts cleanly with standard woodworking tools. Q: Are these panels water resistant? A: Yes — the solid wood construction is water-resistant. These panels are designed for interior use; they are not rated for exterior or wet-area applications like bathrooms or outdoor walls. Q: How much maintenance do these panels require? A: Minimal. Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust. If you've applied a stain or sealant, occasional reapplication may be needed depending on the environment and level of use. Q: How long does installation take? A: Most single accent wall installations can be completed in a few hours with proper preparation. Larger projects or walls requiring significant cutting will take longer. Q: Is free shipping included? A: Yes — free shipping within the contiguous United States. Q: Do you have a showroom? A: Yes — 10926 Woodside Ave Suite A, Santee, CA 92071. Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm. Explore More Products Discover more premium home improvement solutions designed for durability, style, and performance. Bi-Fold Glass Door Sunrooms Sliding Glass Door Sunrooms Flexible Fluted Wall Panels Exterior Wall Paneling Acoustic Wall Panels Interior Wall Panels Suspended Slatted Wood Ceiling Shop All Products