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Wall Panels

Wooden wall panels are a great way to add a decorative touch to any home, whether it's a bedroom, dining room, or home office. They are ideal for decorating your home when you're looking to add a hint of warmth and comfort, and timber panels can also add an elegant feel to your home. Wooden wall panels are available in a number of designs and may be used for any sort of project.

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Wooden Wall Panels

Transform your interiors with our versatile range of wooden wall panels, designed to combine aesthetics with functionality. Whether you’re looking for an elegant upgrade for your living room or a practical solution for your bathroom, wall panelling is the perfect choice for any home or commercial setting.

From sleek and modern designs to classic timber panels, our category caters to a variety of tastes. Wooden wall panels bring warmth and texture to a space, making them ideal for creating cozy living areas or stylish feature walls.

Bathroom wall panels offer a moisture-resistant alternative to traditional tiling, combining practicality with stunning visuals. For those seeking quieter, more serene environments, acoustic wall panels are a must-have, offering soundproofing benefits without compromising on design.

Wooden wall panelling ideas

Wooden wall panel design opens up a world of creativity. Consider mdf wall panels for a cost-effective and versatile option that can be painted or styled to suit your aesthetic.

Wooden wall panels used as feature walls in bedrooms can add depth and sophistication, whether you choose timber panels with a minimalist vibe or embrace the timeless appeal of wood panelling for walls.

Why choose wall panels for your home?

  • Wide variety of finishes, including wooden wood panels for walls and MDF designs.
  • Easy-to-install solutions tailored to different rooms and requirements.
  • Expertly crafted for durability and style.

Explore our wide collection of timber panels today and discover how wall panelling can transform your interiors with minimal effort.

For further expert advice and guidance on which type of wall panel would be best for your home, please contact your friendly local Howarth branch.

How to guides

How to Create a Feature Wall with Wall Paneling

Transform any room with a stylish feature wall! Discover step-by-step tips on creating a stunning feature wall with wall paneling, from choosing the perfect style to installation. Ideal for adding depth and character to your space.

Wall Panelling: An Ultimate Guide

Wall Panelling: An Ultimate Guide -a helpful article with all the answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding wall panelling ideas and how to fit it!

Frequently Asked Questions

How to fit bathroom wall panels?
To fit bathroom wall panels, start by measuring and cutting the panels to size using a fine-tooth saw. Ensure the wall surface is clean and smooth, then apply adhesive to the back of each panel or directly onto the wall. Press the panels firmly into place, aligning them carefully, and secure any joins with sealant for a watertight finish. Finally, trim edges with appropriate finishing strips for a neat, professional look.
How to fit acoustic wall panels?
To fit acoustic wall panels, start by marking the wall where the panels will be placed, ensuring an even layout. Clean the surface, then use adhesive or mounting brackets to attach the panels securely. For adhesive, apply it evenly to the back of the panel and press firmly against the wall. For brackets, follow the manufacturer's instructions for precise installation. Ensure the panels are level and tightly aligned to optimize sound absorption.
How high should half wall panelling be​?
Half wall panelling is usually installed between 90cm and 120cm high, depending on the look you want and the height of your room. Taller rooms can suit higher panelling, while smaller rooms often look best with lower panelling.
How to cut wall paneling​?
To cut wall panelling, measure and mark where you need to cut, then use a fine-toothed saw or a circular saw for straight cuts. For detailed areas like around sockets, a jigsaw works best. Always double-check measurements and wear safety gear when cutting.

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