APC-03 beech wood lattice panel

The wood lattice panel is a versatile and popular natural furniture element in the world of interior design. It is a traditional yet timeless solution that is enjoying growing popularity in home renovation and interior decoration. Both sides of our wooden trellis are evenly crafted, offering an aesthetic appearance from any angle. Explore our selection of wood lattice panels.

Technical data of the APC-03 radiator cover panels

The dense wooden lattice panel is made of beech. The product is sold as a panel without a frame, panel size: 1250*650*5 mm (length*height*thickness). The slats making up the wooden trellis are 10*2.5 mm (width*thickness). The slats are set at a 45-degree angle to the sides of the panel. Hole size: 10mm along the side length.

Why is beech ideal for a wood lattice panel?

Various types of timber are used for making wooden trellises, each with its own benefits and characteristics. Beech is a hardwood, making it more durable and resilient than pine. Its colour is slightly darker and its structure more uniform, which gives it an elegant appearance. During the manufacturing of the wooden lattice panel, special attention is paid to the quality of the wood and the consistency of the slat thickness. Our products are sold in a natural, untreated state, allowing customers to paint, lacquer, or stain them as they prefer.

What can you use a dense wood lattice panel for?

It can be used not only as a room divider screen, but also as a thin radiator cover. With it, you can conceal old radiators or pipes that spoil the overall look of your rooms. Thanks to its design, these radiator covers do not hinder air circulation, allowing you to hide the radiator without blocking the flow of heat. When making radiator cover panels, several practical aspects should be considered: future accessibility, placement of radiator valves and pipes, and the thermostatic valve. If your radiator is equipped with a thermostatic valve, it must remain outside the radiator cover panel.

What else can you use beech wood lattice panels for?

As a mobile screen: even on castor wheels, so it can be moved as needed and serve as a room divider screen. Installed as a foyer wall: equipped with key or coat hooks. As radiator cover panels, or as a hidden pantry or laundry room door, where its breathable structure enables ventilation and warm air circulation.

Cutting the dense wood lattice panel to size

The standard size of the wooden lattice panels is 125cm x 65 cm, but you may need smaller pieces for your project. You can, of course, cut the material at home with a fine saw, but we offer a more precise solution. With our professional laser cutting equipment, we cut the wood lattice panels precisely to the size you need. As part of the service, we deliver both the cut-to-size pieces and any leftover material to you—so nothing goes to waste! Important to know: due to the heat of laser cutting, the cut surface will be darker than that of a sawn edge. The cutting accuracy of the radiator cover panels is 1 mm. A fee is charged for the precise work on the wooden lattice panel. If you are interested in this option, please contact our colleagues before ordering. Message to the Naturtrend customer service.

How can you frame a wood lattice panel?

Whether nailing or gluing, fixing the wooden lattice panel is a relatively simple process. The stapling method is the fastest. Place the wooden trellis into the frame and ensure it is positioned correctly. Then choose staples of the right length and material (such as stainless steel), and at even intervals, fix them into the inner edge of the frame. Check that the wooden trellis is firmly fixed, and you are done! For easier cleaning, it is advisable to treat the surface with stain, lacquer, or paint.

How to make radiator cover panels, and what factors should you consider during the process?

You can make custom radiator cover panels at home with the right tools (saw, drill, screws) and some manual skill. First, measure the radiator exactly and pay attention to the inlet and outlet pipes, as well as the thermostatic valve. Cut the required pieces and make the frame for them. When making the radiator cover panels, it is essential that the cover remains accessible for radiator maintenance, for example at the valves. You must ensure that the thermostatic valve is situated outside the wooden lattice panel. Our product may also be known as thin radiator cover.