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SAP072 — 60 × 60 cm woven slat wall tile
SAP072 is the woven slat tile: MDF slats crossed in a woven pattern, 60 × 60 cm and 1.8 cm deep, over the felt core behind. It is the tile where the straight slat becomes a weave — the slats run one way, then the next over and under, and the wall reads as a basket surface rather than a lined one.
- Size
- 60 cm wide × 60 cm long · 1.8 cm thick
- Construction
- MDF slats + needle-punched polyester fibre core
- Absorption coefficient
- Up to 0.8
- Best for
- Feature walls, media walls, background walls, wall modelling
Details
SAP072 carries the woven slat wall tile format in the MDF acoustic range at 60 cm × 60 cm, 1.8 cm thick. Send the code with your quantity and destination country for a quotation.
Installation
- Measure the wall dimensions.
- Measure the panel and mark the layout.
- Cut to the appropriate size.
- Apply nail-free adhesive to the back.
- Use a power drill to secure the screws to the wall.
- Finish and enjoy it.
Full tool list on the installation page.
Finishes & felt
Four finish families — Velvet, Linen, Straw and Leather — with 21 colour codes, plus six acoustic felt colours. Judge the colour on a sample: screen tones shift with light.
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The woven cross
The face of SAP072 is the weave itself: the slats run one direction, then a second set crosses over and under, so the tile reads as a woven surface rather than a set of parallel lines. The effect is the difference between a lined wall and a basket wall — the light crosses the weave at two angles, and the texture holds at the distance a lined wall flattens.
The build is the range standard at 1.8 cm depth: the slat-and-felt construction, the needle-punched polyester core behind the weave. Sound reaches the felt through the crossings, the absorption coefficient is up to 0.8, the build is B1 rated and non-toxic.
Weaving the wall
One tile covers 0.36 m² — a 3 m × 2.4 m wall takes about 20 tiles before the edge cut. The weave reads best when the crossings continue from tile to tile: the pattern is the weave, and a wall of aligned tiles carries it across as one surface. Where a tile is turned a quarter, the weave inverts — that is how a checker of woven squares is built from the same tile.
Order the sample in the finish and felt you are choosing between and hold it at the viewing angle — the crossings catch the light at their own angle, and the tone is the decision. The four fabric families and 21 colour codes apply across the tile.
Questions about SAP072
What is the woven pattern on SAP072?
The slats are crossed in a weave — one direction, then a second set over and under — so the tile reads as a woven surface rather than parallel lines. The light crosses the weave at two angles and the texture holds at distance.
What are the dimensions of SAP072?
60 cm wide by 60 cm long, 1.8 cm deep. One tile covers 0.36 m² — a 3 × 2.4 m wall takes about 20 tiles before the edge cut.
Is SAP072 the same format as SAP073, SAP074 and SAP075?
Yes — the four share the woven-slat format at 60 × 60 cm, 1.8 cm deep. They are quoted as separate codes; send the one that matches your sample and the sales team confirms the match.