Textured White Acoustic Wall Panels, Soundproofing for Walls
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A Warm Off-White Oak with Pure White Backing: Bright, Refined, and Effortlessly Clean
Transform any interior wall or ceiling with the Textured White Acoustic Wall Panels in the narrow 12" format, a premium soundproofing panel finished in a warm off-white oak veneer with fine natural woodgrain texture and pure-white acoustical felt backing. Installed on a wall, this finish reads as very close to pure white: the gap between slat and backing is minimal in color, and the slatted geometry creates soft shadow lines rather than a bold two-tone contrast. The result is a wall that looks bright, clean, and architectural rather than heavy or colorful.
Available in 94" for standard ceiling heights or 106" for taller spaces with fewer visible seams. Textured White works across a wide range of interior styles, from Scandinavian and minimalist rooms to coastal spaces and bright contemporary interiors, and anywhere else you want a light, neutral finish that feels considered without drawing attention. It is the closest finish in the lineup to a true white while still carrying the warmth and depth of a natural wood veneer.
Order a sample first to confirm the finish works in your space. Textured White reads as nearly white when installed, with the faintest warm off-white undertone in the woodgrain. Note that this finish can appear slightly more gray-green in product photography than it does in person: the real color is warmer and brighter. Seeing it in person under your actual lighting is the best way to confirm before committing to full boxes.
These panels are engineered to address two problems at once: sound quality and interior design. The high-density white acoustical felt backing absorbs sound reflections, reduces echo and reverberation, and helps contain noise within a room. Meanwhile, the Textured White veneer slats add a light, refined surface that reads as nearly white from a distance while revealing natural woodgrain detail up close, with the pure-white backing keeping the overall look bright and open.
Textured White is the lightest finish in the acoustic slat panel lineup, sitting at the bright end of the spectrum without committing to a true white or a cool gray. The soft gray-white veneer has just enough warmth and woodgrain to prevent it from feeling clinical or flat, while the pure-white felt backing between the slats keeps the overall palette crisp and airy. The contrast between the slats and the backing is gentle rather than dramatic, making this finish approachable in spaces where a bolder color would feel out of place. It pairs naturally with white and off-white walls, light concrete and plaster finishes, linen and natural textiles, matte white or brushed nickel hardware, and light-toned or bleached wood furniture. The 12" narrow format gives it a fine, detailed texture that reads as intentional and high-end, especially effective in bedrooms, home offices, and commercial spaces where a clean, professional look is the goal.

| Finish | Tone | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Textured White (this product) | Warm off-white with fine woodgrain and pure-white backing: bright, clean, and nearly all-white when installed | Minimalist, Scandinavian, coastal, and contemporary interiors |
| Linen Oak | Warm gray-beige with pure-white backing: light, airy, and coastal | Bright rooms, coastal aesthetics, Scandinavian and warm neutral spaces |
| Textured American Oak | Light, warm golden-blonde oak with fine woodgrain: natural, clean, and versatile | Warm contemporary, transitional, farmhouse, and rustic-modern interiors |
| Space Gray | Soft cool mid-tone gray: clean and modern | Neutral palettes, contemporary interiors |
| Dark Gray | Deep charcoal: bold and dramatic | Home theaters, accent walls, moody and minimalist spaces |
| Alamosa Green | Muted sage green: earthy and nature-inspired | Biophilic, coastal, and earthy interiors |
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Finish | Textured White |
| Backing Color | Pure White |
| Material | Eco-friendly MDF with premium wood veneer finish |
| Backing | High-density recycled pure-white acoustical felt |
| Application | Indoor: Walls & Ceilings |
| Box Contains | 2 Panels |
| Panel Width | 12" |
| Panel Length (Option 1) | 94" (15.6 sq ft per box) |
| Panel Length (Option 2) | 106" (17.6 sq ft per box) |
| Panel Thickness | 7/8" |
| Slat Size | 1" wide x 1/2" deep x 1/2" spacing |
| Minimum Order | 15 boxes (106" length only; no minimum on 94") |
| Installation | Glue-down, screw-down, or batten mount |
| Ships From | San Diego, CA |
Coverage Calculator: 94" Length (15.6 sq ft per box)
| Area to Cover | Boxes Needed | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 50 sq ft | ~4 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
| 100 sq ft | ~7 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
| 200 sq ft | ~14 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
| 300 sq ft | ~21 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
Coverage Calculator: 106" Length (17.6 sq ft per box)
| Area to Cover | Boxes Needed | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 50 sq ft | ~3 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
| 100 sq ft | ~6 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
| 200 sq ft | ~13 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
| 300 sq ft | ~19 boxes | Add 10% for cuts and waste |
Installation is straightforward and requires only basic tools. Panels can be installed three ways:
Panels can be installed horizontally or vertically and trimmed with a miter saw or circular saw. For walls taller than your chosen panel length, stack panels and offset the seams on each row by half a panel; the result mimics a classic hardwood flooring H-pattern and is virtually seamless. The acoustical felt backing also has enough flexibility to conform to gently curved walls.
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Q: Is Textured White truly white, or does it have an undertone?
A: When installed, Textured White reads as very close to pure white. The veneer has a warm off-white tone with fine natural woodgrain, which gives it slightly more depth and warmth than a painted white surface. The overall impression on the wall is bright and clean. Note that product photography can make this finish appear more gray-green than it actually is: the real color is warmer and closer to white. Ordering a sample is the best way to confirm it works in your space.
Q: Does the white backing contrast with the slats?
A: Very minimally. The pure-white backing is slightly brighter than the warm off-white slats, but when installed the gap between each slat reads more as a fine shadow line than a bold color contrast. The overall effect is a bright, nearly all-white textured surface rather than a distinct two-tone look.
Q: What does Textured White pair well with?
A: Textured White pairs naturally with white and off-white walls, light concrete and plaster finishes, bleached or light-toned wood furniture, linen and natural textiles, and matte white or brushed nickel hardware. It works across minimalist, Scandinavian, coastal, and contemporary interiors, and suits commercial spaces where a clean, professional look is the goal.
Q: How does Textured White look under different lighting?
A: Warm incandescent or warm LED light brings out the soft gray-beige undertones in the woodgrain and gives the surface a gentle, inviting quality. Cool daylight or cool LED light keeps the finish crisp and more neutral. The pure-white backing reads consistently bright under any lighting. Order a sample to see how it reads in your specific space before committing to full boxes.
Q: How is Textured White different from the Linen Oak panels?
A: Linen Oak has a warmer, more pronounced gray-beige tone with clear oak character. Textured White is lighter and closer to white on the color spectrum, with a finer, more neutral woodgrain. Both have pure-white backing and create a two-tone look, but Textured White reads as closer to white overall while Linen Oak leans more visibly toward a warm gray-beige.
Q: How is Textured White different from the Space Gray panels?
A: Space Gray is a true mid-tone gray, noticeably darker and cooler. Textured White sits at the very light end of the gray family, almost white in overall impression. If you want a distinctly gray look, Space Gray is the right choice. If you want something that reads as light and near-white but still has natural wood character, Textured White is the better fit.
Q: What is the difference between the 94" and 106" lengths?
A: Both panels are identical in finish, width, and acoustic performance. The 94" panel fits standard 8' ceiling heights. The 106" panel is designed for taller spaces and means fewer seams when stacking. Note: 15-box minimum applies to the 106" length.
Q: Do these panels actually reduce noise?
A: Yes. The high-density white acoustical felt backing is engineered to absorb sound reflections, reduce echo and reverberation, and help contain noise within a room. These panels improve the acoustic experience of a space without blocking all sound transmission through walls entirely.
Q: Can these be installed on ceilings?
A: Yes. Screw or batten mount is recommended for ceiling applications; drive fasteners into solid framing. Glue-down alone is not recommended overhead.
Q: Can these panels go on a curved wall?
A: Yes. The acoustical felt backing has enough flexibility to conform to gently curved walls.
Q: How much does each box cover?
A: Each box contains 2 panels. The 94" panels cover 15.6 sq ft per box; the 106" panels cover 17.6 sq ft per box. Add 10% for cuts and waste when estimating your total order.
Q: Is there a minimum order?
A: The 106" length has a 15-box minimum order. The 94" length has no minimum, so order as many boxes as you need. A $2.99 sample swatch is available for either length before committing to a full order.
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.
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