04 Oct 2026
Wall Panel 013B in gold and brown: sizes, cover, questions
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Wall Panel 013B - PS Gold and Brown - Acoustic - 240cm - (1 pack / 4pcs)
Wall Panel 013B is the warmer of the two honeycomb-effect panels in the range, a gold and brown finish on HDF slats with a felt backing. It is 60cm wide, 240cm tall and comes four to a pack. The figures on the Wall Panel 013B gold and brown acoustic panel listing are enough to plan a wall from, as long as you know which ones are not there.
What the listing states
| Item | Listed figure |
|---|---|
| Panel size | 60 x 240 x 1.7cm per panel |
| Pieces per pack | 4 |
| Area covered | 5.76m² per pack |
| Slat material | HDF |
| Backing | Felt |
| Face | Honeycomb effect slats |
| Code | AWS-WP041 |
The arithmetic is consistent: 0.6m x 2.4m is 1.44m² a panel, and four give the 5.76m² the listing quotes. The sensible reading of the dimension string is 60 wide, 240 tall, 1.7 deep, backed up by the 240cm in the name, but the listing does not say so outright. The PS in the product name is not explained anywhere on the listing either, so treat it as a supplier code and nothing more.
Planning a wall in panel widths
Area is the wrong unit on site. Think in 60cm columns: a pack of four covers 2.4m of wall width, floor to 240cm. A 1.8m alcove is three panels. A 2.6m wall is five, so two packs with three left over, and the sensible move is to decide where the cut panel goes before you start rather than after. Two other measurements decide the job:
- Ceiling height. At 240cm the panel suits a wall up to that height. Anything taller needs a horizontal join or the 280cm panels in the slat and acoustic panel range.
- Depth. The panel is 1.7cm thick, so the finished surface stands proud of the plaster by that much. Check it against skirting, architrave, window reveals, door frames and the back of any furniture that is meant to sit flush.
The brown, and how to judge it
Colour is the one thing a listing cannot settle for you. The description names a gold and brown finish and shows it in photographs, and that is all it does: there is no colour reference, no gloss level and no note on how the gold reads under warm or cool light. Brown and gold together will look very different beside oak flooring than beside grey. If the wall is going somewhere you cannot easily change, ask the shop whether a sample or a closer photograph can be arranged before you order a room's worth.
Sound, stated honestly
Slats over a felt backing is the standard acoustic build, and the description says the panel reduces noise. It gives no absorption figure, no class and no decibel number, and nothing in it claims the panel stops sound travelling through the wall. That matters if it is being bought for a home office or a music room: ask the shop to get the supplier's figures rather than treating the description as a measurement.
What sits alongside it
The identical panel in the cooler colourway is Wall Panel 013A in gold and grey, same dimensions and same pack count. If you want wood tones rather than a metallic note, Wall Panel 01T in walnut and Wall Panel 01P in teak oak are the warm slat options, and both publish a slat width and gap, which this listing does not. Adhesive is not included, so add adhesive for wall panels, and ask which trim fits a 1.7cm panel, because this listing names none.
Delivery is free within 50 miles of the Glasgow store and £50 beyond. When you have the wall measured, the photographs and the published figures are on the Wall Panel 013B acoustic panel page, and the shop can chase anything the supplier has not published.