FAQ

WPC is wood-plastic composite: wood fiber bonded with plastic. You get the warm wood-slat look without wood's problems. It's 100% waterproof, won't rot, warp or swell, and wipes clean. It also has no formaldehyde and gives off very few chemical fumes.

Every slat has a wood-grain finish in Oak, Walnut or Charcoal. See them in real rooms in the photos on the product page.

The fluted shape softens echo and adds depth to a room, but these are solid panels made as a wall finish, not a dedicated soundproofing product.

Oak, Walnut and Charcoal. All three are the same size, so you can mix colors on the same wall.

They're fire resistant, meaning they're hard to catch fire. They carry a Class B1 fire rating (GB 8624).

Each panel is 96.06 in long × 6.57 in wide × 0.87 in deep (2,440 × 167 × 22 mm) and covers 4.386 sq ft.

Eight. One pack covers 35.09 sq ft. On a standard 8 ft wall, one pack covers about 4.4 ft of wall width.

Multiply your wall height by its width in feet, divide by 35 and round up. A 10 × 9 ft accent wall is 90 sq ft, which is 3 packs. A 10 × 10 ft room with 9 ft ceilings is about 360 sq ft, or 11 packs. Add about 10% (or one extra pack) if you have a lot of cuts around windows, doors or outlets.

Panels are 8 ft long. For a taller wall, fill the gap at the top with short pieces cut from extra panels. That leaves a thin seam, so put it at the top of the wall where it's least noticeable.

Exposed panel edges and outside corners look best finished with trim. Our corner trim is temporarily unavailable online. Email hello@finishyard.com and we'll help you plan your edges.

Yes. Each panel glues to the wall and slides into the one before it. Small nails are optional, only if your wall needs extra hold. See the full install guide with photos.

1. Check the wall is flat, dry, clean and solid.
2. Measure, mark and cut each panel to length.
3. Run a zigzag of construction adhesive down the back of the panel. Wear protective gloves.
4. Press it on from the center out. Make sure the first panel is straight (your phone's level app works).
5. Slide the next panel's tongue into the last one until the seam is tight.

A miter saw gives the cleanest cut. A circular saw, jigsaw or hacksaw also works. Use a fine-tooth blade.

Construction adhesive, applied with a caulk gun. Wear protective gloves while you work with it.

Turn off the power, take the cover plate off, and cut the panel around the box before you glue it up.

Glued panels are meant to stay up. Taking them down will likely damage the wall underneath, so if you rent, check with your landlord first.

Yes. They don't soak up any water, and there are no gaps between the flutes for moisture to sit in. They work on bathroom walls, vanity surrounds, kitchens, laundry rooms and basements. Not for inside a shower or outdoors.

Yes. They work on indoor walls and ceilings.

Free. Standard ground shipping is free on every panel order within the continental US. Expedited shipping isn't available yet.

Usually 3–8 business days. Orders are prepared within 2 business days and ship from California: West Coast orders typically arrive 2–3 business days after shipping, East Coast 4–6.

Within the continental United States. Larger orders may ship by freight, and the carrier may contact you to schedule delivery. See our Shipping Policy.

Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery for unused, uncut product in its original packaging. No restocking fee on unopened packs; opened packs carry a 20% restocking fee. Return shipping is paid by the customer unless the order arrived damaged, defective or wrong. Email us before sending anything back. See our Return Policy.

Contact us within 48 hours of delivery with your order number and photos of the box, label and damage. Return shipping is on us. Don't cut or install a damaged panel before contacting us.

Yes. Email hello@finishyard.com with your wall width and height and we'll work out how many packs you need.