Safari Paneling

SKU: ALP005
£65.00
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The soft taupe shade of our Safari wood paneling collectionmakes for a fantastic foundation color or subtle accent for a modern feature wall.

Inspiration: Safari is the perfect design chameleon as it suits just about every room, every mood and every setting. Pair it with lighter and brighter cream tones to maximize the use of light.

Estimated delivery lead 3-5 working days.

  • FSC 100% certified real wood
  • DIY “Peel & Press” application.
  • Artisan hand crafted finish for unique chic looks
  • Created from environmentally friendly and sustainable plantations
  • Each box purchased funds the planting of 3 trees
  • Wood is Kiln dried to 8%, insuring stability and no visible shrinkage after installation.
  • Precise panel dimensions to ensure pattern is easy to install with a tight & crisp finish.
  • Panel Dimensions: W60cm x H12.5cm x T8mm
  • Box Dimensions: L63cm x W15cm x H14cm​
  • Box Weight: 3.4kg
  • Box Coverage: 0.98 square meter (13 panels)
All Prices are including VAT, plus freight, immediately ready for shipment, Delivery time 2-5 working days.
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Sustainability Included
For every box you purchase, we support 
the cultivation of new trees. By using 
peel & press walls , you are supporting 
local communities and farmers in a way 
that is both ecologically responsible and
​ sustainable.
Modern Design
Peel & Press​ delivers artisan hand finished wood paneling direct to you. You get high-quality consistency and designer grade product that we proudly offer to assist your project in the transformation from the ‘Ordinary to the Extraordinary’.