1500mm MDF Wall Panelling Strips

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While traditional panelling requires precise measurements and tricky tongue-and-groove assembly, our pre-cut strips provide a straightforward solution. Made from high-quality MDF, they can simply be nailed or glued directly onto your walls in your desired pattern. Achieve classic vertical board and batten, modern geometric shapes, rustic horizontal planking, and more!

These pre-cut strips are available in two formulations to suit your needs:

• Standard MDF - An economical choice for low-moisture areas like living rooms, bedrooms, and offices.
• Moisture-Resistant MDF - Stands up to humid conditions like bathrooms and basements.

Both are available unfinished or pre-primed for easy painting.

With multiple width dimensions to choose from, our pre-cut strips allow for endless design creativity without breaking the bank. Quickly and affordably refresh your home with architectural character and visual interest.

Frequently Asked Questions

 Yes, you will need to measure your wall space and cut the MDF panelling strips down to the appropriate lengths yourself. While the strips come pre-cut to standard widths, the lengths are sold in 1500mm sections, so you'll need to calculate how many strips are required for your wall panel design and trim accordingly.

Wider strips (100-120mm) create a classic board and batten look, while narrower 50-80mm widths allow more intricate patterns like herringbone. You should consider the room's size, where larger rooms can handle wider planks while narrower spaces often suit slimmer strips. You can also mix widths for added dimension.

Thicker 9mm or 12mm strips will create bolder 3D texturing and shadow lines compared to slimmer 6mm strips. 6mm is best for minimalist, seamless looks, while 9mm and 12mm give a more dramatic, rustic vibe.

No prep work is needed before installation. We recommend installing the strips first, before priming and painting, so you only have to prime and paint once after the strips have been glued or nailed in place. Priming and painting the strips individually beforehand would require an additional painting step after installation to cover the seams between strips.

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