Do I need construction work to install it?
No. The slats interlock with the spacers and the panel is fixed to the wall with double-sided tape and glue. It comes in boxes ready to install.
Where can I use it?
Walls and ceilings · indoor and covered outdoor.
Can I use it outdoors?
This line is for indoor spaces or covered outdoor areas, protected from rain. For facades and uncovered areas, see the Teak Wood Line or the Wood Slatted Panel in Teak or Brazilian Teak (Cumaru).
How much does one box cover?
Slats of 270. Coverage per box: Concept 2,43 m² · Slim 2,43 m² · Stilo 2,43 m². The site calculator does the math for your wall or ceiling.
Which colors are available?
11 options in production today, matching the leading MDF board patterns: Cumaru AR, Gianduia, Grafito, IPÊ Champagne, Itapuã DX, Jequitibá Rosa DX, Louro Freijó AR, Nude and more. Colors may vary by screen and batch; order a BTO sample.
What comes in the box?
Slats and spacers in the right quantity for the model (the box label has the details), plus 5.45 m of edge tape in the same tone for the finish and a tub of caulking filler already matched to the product, for small fixes during installation.
How do I clean and care for it?
Clean with a damp cloth. If needed, use a soft sponge with neutral soap or 70 alcohol and dry with flannel. Never use abrasive products, which damage the finish.
What is the production lead time?
15 to 20 business days, plus shipping to your city. The exact lead time comes with the quote.
Can it be used on a curved wall or column?
Yes. This line follows curves, columns and arches.
Can I install it on the ceiling?
Yes. Ceiling application is planned for this line.
Is there a warranty?
5 years against manufacturing defects. It covers manufacturing defects such as bent or misaligned bars, or sizes that differ from the invoice, and differences between the sample and the product; a product that has already been installed is considered accepted. Customer service replies within 7 business days. StickTech and Breeze systems are patented.
Where do I buy it and how much does it cost?
The site does not show prices: the price comes from the store or sales representative in your region, with shipping and lead time. Use the calculator to find out how many boxes you need and get a quote, or see the Where to buy page.
What is the best type of slatted panel for a wall?
It depends on the wall and who is installing. The interlocking slatted board (this line) comes with slats and spacers and goes on the wall with double-sided tape and glue. StickTech comes already assembled with adhesive film on the back: just peel and stick. For curves and columns, see the Corais Collection; for solid wood, the Wood Slatted Panel.
Which slatted board looks like wood?
MDF boards with a melamine finish reproduce the grain and color of wood (Louro Freijó, Cumaru, Ipê Champagne, White Oak and other tones). If you want solid wood, BTO also makes slatted panels in solid Brazilian Teak (Cumaru), Brazilian Oak (Tauari) and Teak.
MDF or PVC slatted panel?
They are different materials. PVC is plastic and handles more moisture. MDF is made of wood fiber, with the weight, texture and finish of wood, and it is the material of this line, for indoor spaces and covered outdoor areas. In uncovered areas, only solid Teak or Brazilian Teak (Cumaru) wood.
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