Oak Brown Slat Wood Wall Panels - (94" Long & 106" Long) x (5 3/4" Width)

Oak Brown Slat Wood Wall Panels Pre-Finished Solid Wood Wall Paneling

Real Solid Wood. Classic Oak Brown Finish. Three Length Options to Fit Any Space.

Transform any interior wall with our Oak Brown Slat Wood Wall Panels — real solid wood cladding panels pre-finished in a warm, classic oak brown tone. The smooth veneer surface delivers a rich, medium-brown wood color with natural grain variation: warmer and richer than Light Oak, lighter and more traditional than Walnut. Panels arrive ready to install — no staining, painting, or sealing required.

Available in three lengths — 90", 94", and 106" to suit low, standard, and tall ceiling heights. The 90" and 94" boxes each include an end cap panel for clean edge finishing. The vertical slat design connects seamlessly with no visible joint lines, giving the finished wall a built-in, architectural look.

Key Features

• Real solid wood construction with smooth premium oak brown veneer finish
• Pre-finished in classic oak brown — warm, medium-toned, ready to install
• Three length options: 90", 94", and 106" — fits any ceiling height
• Seamless panel-to-panel connection — no visible joint lines
• 5¾" wide slats with 3/4" thickness
• Water-resistant material
• 90" and 94" boxes include end cap panel for clean edge finishing
• 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 Oak Brown

Oak Brown sits in the sweet spot of the wood cladding color lineup: warm enough to feel natural and organic, neutral enough to work in almost any room. It's the classic wood tone — the kind you see in quality hardwood flooring, traditional oak furniture, and well-designed residential interiors. It adds warmth without going dark, and brings in natural material character without demanding attention the way a black or deep walnut finish would. Against white walls, Oak Brown creates a crisp, clean contrast. Against warm neutrals — cream, warm gray, soft beige — it blends into a layered, cohesive palette. The shadow lines between the vertical slats add depth and movement that a flat painted surface can't replicate.

• Living room and bedroom accent walls
• Hallways, entrances, and dining rooms
• Home offices and executive offices
• Bars, restaurants, and hospitality interiors
• Hotel lobbies and boutique retail spaces
• Basements, garages, and studio spaces

Product Specifications

Box Options

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90" Length (~10.8 sq ft per box)

94" Length (12 sq ft per box)

106" Length (16.9 sq ft per box)

How to Install Oak Brown 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 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. Use a level to confirm it's perfectly straight before moving on — the first panel sets the alignment for everything that follows.

Step 6: Continue Panel by Panel

Place each subsequent panel directly against the previous one. The precision panel 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. Measure carefully before each cut to maintain clean edges.

Step 8: Install End Caps

For 90" and 94" boxes, use the included end cap panel to finish exposed edges cleanly on the perimeter of the installation.

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 does Oak Brown look like?

A: Oak Brown is a warm, classic medium-toned wood brown — richer and deeper than Light Oak, lighter and more traditional than Walnut. It reads as a natural, quality oak tone: the kind you'd see in quality hardwood flooring or well-made wooden furniture. Natural grain variation means no two panels are identical.

Q: Which length should I choose?

A: The 90" panel suits low or non-standard ceiling heights. The 94" panel is the best fit for standard 8' ceilings and is the most commonly ordered length. The 106" panel is designed for taller spaces and means fewer seams when stacking — a cleaner, more continuous wall surface. Note: 15-box minimum applies to the 106" length.

Q: Is an end cap included?

A: Yes — the 90" and 94" boxes each include one end cap panel for finishing exposed edges. The 106" box does not include an end cap. Contact our team if you need edge finishing solutions for the 106" length.

Q: Is this a pre-finished panel?

A: Yes — these panels arrive pre-finished in Oak Brown and are ready to install. No staining, painting, or sealing required. If you want a fully custom color, our Unfinished Slat Wood Wall Panels are a better starting point.

Q: How does Oak Brown compare to the other wood finishes?

A: Light Oak is a lighter, honey-toned wood — brighter and more golden. Oak Brown is a richer, deeper classic oak tone. Walnut is darker still — a deep chocolate-brown. Oak Brown sits in the middle: warm enough to feel organic and natural, versatile enough to work in almost any interior style.

Q: Can these be installed on ceilings?

A: Yes. Use glue and screws for ceiling installations — adhesive alone is not recommended overhead. Drive fasteners into solid framing.

Q: Can these be installed on exterior walls?

A: No — these panels are for indoor use only. Exposure to rain, moisture, UV, and temperature extremes will damage the wood and finish.

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.

Q: Is there a minimum order?

A: No minimum on the 90" and 94" lengths. The 106" length has a 15-box minimum order. A sample swatch is available before committing to full boxes.

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.