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The Langham Journal — wall & ceiling panelling

Guides and product notes covering the wall & ceiling panelling range — measurements, what fits where, and what each piece works with.

How Many Slat Wall Panels Do You Need? Planning a Feature Wall — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Guide

How Many Slat Wall Panels Do You Need? Planning a Feature Wall

Panelling is sold by the pack. Here is how to turn a wall measurement into a panel count using the coverage figures on the listings, plus the trims and lighting the wall also needs.

Acoustic Slat Panels or PVC: Which to Choose — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Guide

Acoustic Slat Panels or PVC: Which to Choose

Felt-backed acoustic slats and PVC boards go on the same walls and suit different rooms. An honest comparison, including the panel named Acoustic that has no felt in it.

PVC Ceiling Panels for Kitchens and Bathrooms: Coverage and What to Order — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Guide

PVC Ceiling Panels for Kitchens and Bathrooms: Coverage and What to Order

A pack of PVC ceiling panels covers 6.96m². How to turn a ceiling measurement into packs, which way to run the panels, and how many trims to order with them.

Wall Panel 15T Walnut: matching walnut across the panel range — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 15T Walnut: matching walnut across the panel range

Walnut slats at 3.5cm with 1.5cm gaps, four 240cm panels a pack. Matching one walnut panel to another is the real risk, and the listing does not solve it.

Wall Panel 15F Dark Grey: choosing between the grey slat panels — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 15F Dark Grey: choosing between the grey slat panels

Dark grey slats at 3.5cm with 1.5cm gaps, four 240cm panels a pack. How this grey differs from the others on the same profile, and how to measure for it.

Wall Panel 15E Black: panelling the wall behind a television — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 15E Black: panelling the wall behind a television

Black 3.5cm slats with 1.5cm gaps, four 240cm panels a pack. Why black suits the wall behind a screen, and what to settle about brackets and cables first.

Wall Panel 15B Light Grey: panelling one wall of a grey room — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 15B Light Grey: panelling one wall of a grey room

Light grey slats, 3.5cm wide with 1.5cm gaps, four 240cm panels a pack. How a grey panel behaves next to painted plaster, and why one order beats two.

Wall Panel 15A Oak: the 5cm slat repeat, measured out — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 15A Oak: the 5cm slat repeat, measured out

A 3.5cm oak slat with a 1.5cm gap repeats every 5cm, twelve times across a 60cm panel. The arithmetic that decides where the joints and the cut land.

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 82 Trim: a 2 x 1cm section and four board codes

At 2 x 1 x 240cm this is a slim trim section for Panel 82 walls. Four finishes, each named for a board code, ten lengths to a pack, and no photograph on the listing yet.

Wall Panel 21 Trim: matching six wood and plain finishes — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 21 Trim: matching six wood and plain finishes

Six finishes, each written against a 21-series panel code, at 2 x 1 x 240cm with ten lengths to a pack.

Wall Panel 17T Walnut: wide slats or narrow, and what changes — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17T Walnut: wide slats or narrow, and what changes

Walnut on the wide-slat profile, with a 6cm repeat. How the wide slat differs from the narrow slat, the seamless plank and the flat board, and what a pack covers.

Wall Panel 17Q Smoked Oak: hallways, offices and a 1.5cm depth — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17Q Smoked Oak: hallways, offices and a 1.5cm depth

Smoked oak on the wide-slat profile. Hallways, stairwells and home offices, what a 1.5cm panel has to clear, and the figures a pack gives you.

Wall Panel 17P Teak Oak: working out packs for a real wall — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17P Teak Oak: working out packs for a real wall

Teak oak on the wide-slat profile. A worked pack calculation for a chimney breast and two alcoves, where the offcuts can go, and what the listing does not say.

Wall Panel 17F Grey Oak: coverage, tone and the missing trim — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17F Grey Oak: coverage, tone and the missing trim

Grey oak on the wide-slat profile, four panels a pack. Where the tone sits between the woods and the greys, and the one line missing from this listing.

Wall Panel 17E Black: planning a black slat wall behind a TV — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17E Black: planning a black slat wall behind a TV

Black on the wide-slat profile. Where the cuts and joints go on a media wall, what a bracket needs behind the panel, and how much wall one pack covers.

Wall Panel 17D Dark Oak: matching the oak you already own — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17D Dark Oak: matching the oak you already own

Dark oak on the wide-slat profile. How to judge the match against a floor or a set of doors, what a pack covers, and the one thing the finish description does not say.

Wall Panel 17C Dark Grey: wide slats, coverage and pack maths — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17C Dark Grey: wide slats, coverage and pack maths

The wide-slat profile in dark grey, with 5cm slats and 1cm gaps. What the 6cm repeat looks like on a real wall, what a pack covers, and the figures the listing leaves out.

Wall Panel 17B Light Grey: measuring up before you order — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17B Light Grey: measuring up before you order

Light grey wide slats, 5cm with 1cm gaps, four 240cm panels a pack. The three measurements to take first, and how to place the part panel so it reads deliberate.

Wall Panel 17A Oak: what a 5cm wide slat changes on a wall — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 17A Oak: what a 5cm wide slat changes on a wall

Wide 5cm oak slats with 1cm gaps repeat every 6cm, ten times across a panel. What that does to a wall, and which walls suit it better than narrow slats.

Wall Panel 21T Walnut: matching the tone and counting packs — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 21T Walnut: matching the tone and counting packs

A walnut plank, 30cm across and 240cm long, eight to a pack. Judging the tone matters more here than the arithmetic, and the arithmetic is simple enough.

Wall Panel 21E Black: setting out the joints on a dark wall — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 21E Black: setting out the joints on a dark wall

Black planks 30cm across, eight to a pack. The decision is not the colour, it is where the joints and the cut plank end up. Here is how to work that out.

Wall Panel 21D Dark Oak: joints, coverage and pack maths — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 21D Dark Oak: joints, coverage and pack maths

A 30cm plank with tongue-and-groove edges, eight to a pack. Here is the coverage arithmetic, where the 1.2cm thickness shows, and the questions to put to the shop first.

Wall Panel 21C White Oak: pale planks, joints and pack maths — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 21C White Oak: pale planks, joints and pack maths

White oak on the seamless plank format, eight 30cm planks a pack. How a pale wall shows its joints, the pack sum for a wall over 2.4 metres, and what to ask.

Wall Panel 21B Grey Seamless: joints, moisture and one query — Langham Furniture journal

04 Oct 2026 · Product

Wall Panel 21B Grey Seamless: joints, moisture and one query

A grey seamless panel, eight 30cm planks a pack. The description names an oak veneer, which is worth settling first, plus coverage and the moisture wording.

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