The Langham Journal — guides to beds, furniture and your home
Practical guides to choosing, measuring and living with furniture: bed sizes and upholstery fabric, planning a slat panel wall, composite fencing and decking, dining table sizing and mirrors — plus a closer look at every piece in the bed, dining and panelling ranges.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 21A Oak Seamless: eight planks, 2.4m of flat wall
Eight 30cm planks a pack, tongue-and-groove jointed, covering 5.76m2. What the joint detail changes about the job, and the one line in the description to query.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 37WT Walnut: deep slats, dark finish, light
Wide slats and a dark finish make the strongest wall in this group. What that asks of the lighting, how the depth affects the fit, and what is unstated.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 37F Grey Oak: 4cm slats and a 5cm repeat
A 4cm slat with a 1cm gap repeats every 5cm, and 60cm divides by that exactly. What the wider slat and the extra depth change on a real wall.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 37H Oak 02: planning a panelled media wall
A wide-slat oak panel, 2.2cm deep. Where the bracket, the sockets and the cables have to be settled before the first panel is cut, plus the pack maths.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 36WT Walnut: matching the walnut you already own
Walnut spans a wide range of browns, and this listing names the finish without describing it. How to judge the match, what the gaps show, and how much to buy.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 36F Grey Oak: the 3.5cm slat repeat explained
One of the few slat panels here that publishes both slat figures. What a 3.5cm repeat means for the cuts, how far a pack reaches, and what grey oak hides.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 36H Oak 02: what the name means, and how it fits
The 02 in the name separates one oak from another and says nothing about the tone. What is published, what to ask, and how a fine slat behaves in a small room.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 01R Concrete: a grey slat wall, measured up
The concrete finish in the 60cm slat range, with 2.5cm slats and 1.5cm gaps on a felt backing. One pack of four covers 2.4m of wall at full height.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 01Q Smoked Oak: the figures, and one to check
A smoked oak acoustic slat panel with 2.5cm slats and 1.5cm gaps, four 60 x 240cm panels to a pack. Note that the listing text and the product name disagree on the finish.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel LED Lighting 02: the 10mm profile and tight gaps
Ten millimetres wide, nine deep, six strips and a remote. One of three packs on the slimmest profile in the range, and the gap measurement that decides the fit.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel LED Lighting 01: strip sizes, colour and fitting
Six multi-colour strips, two each of 60cm, 90cm and 150cm, on a black profile 13mm wide and 9mm deep. What that means for the gap in your panelling.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel LED Lighting 08: eight lights per transformer, planned
Four flexible 240cm multi-colour strips with over 180cm of cable each, and the one published load figure in the range: eight lights per transformer.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 32W Light Oak: joins, depth and pack coverage
Light oak goes on bigger runs than the dark finishes, and a pale wall shows every join. Coverage, the 1.7cm depth, and the two figures this listing omits.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 32R Concrete: the third side, depth and cover
A slat panel veneered on three sides of each visible slat. What that changes at corners and open ends, how far a pack goes, and what the listing does not state.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 32K Shadow Oak: judging a finish nobody defines
A slat board in shadow oak, four to a pack. The listing names the finish and stops there, which makes judging the colour the first job rather than the last.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 32H Oak: planning a slatted wall behind a TV
Oak slat boards 60cm wide, four to a pack. On a media wall the board module and the panel thickness both have a say in how it turns out.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 32F Grey Oak: how to choose between 32 and 31
Grey oak slat boards, four to a pack. The written specification is identical to the 31 board, so the choice has to be made from the photographs. Here is why.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 31T Walnut: reading the trim code before you buy
Walnut slat boards with a felt back, four to a pack, and a named walnut trim. The trim is the detail most people order last and should order first.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 31H Oak: panelling a home office or studio wall
Oak slat boards 60cm wide and 240cm tall, four to a pack. A desk wall or a studio wall raises questions the listing does not answer.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 31F Grey Oak: what an acoustic panel really does
A felt-backed slat board in grey oak, four to a pack. Before you buy for sound rather than looks, it is worth being clear about which of the two jobs it is for.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Wall Panel 31D Dark Oak: the trim, the thickness, the count
A 60cm acoustic board with a felt back, four to a pack, and a matching dark oak trim named on the listing. Here is how the thickness and the edges work out.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Fencing 88F Khaki: board width, pack count and the choice
Six khaki composite boards to a pack, 16 x 180 x 2cm each, 1.73m2 covered. The pack count for your boundary, and how 88F compares with the narrower khaki board.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Fencing 88E Black: the shade where posts and trim agree
Six black composite boards to a pack, 16 x 180 x 2cm each, 1.73m2 covered. The pack count for your run, and the one shade that matches the colour stated for the listed posts and trim.
04 Oct 2026 · Product
Fencing 88D Dark Brown: coverage per pack and how it fits
Six dark brown composite boards to a pack, 16 x 180 x 2cm each, 1.73m2 covered. How many packs a bay takes, and the shade questions the listing does not answer.