APC-09 wooden lattice panel
The wooden lattice panel is a unique panel made from wooden slats arranged at a 45-degree angle. During the manufacturing process, close attention is given to the wood quality and the even thickness of the slats. Wooden lattice panels are supplied in a natural, untreated condition, so customers can paint, lacquer, or stain them as desired. Looking for a wooden lattice panel for indoor use? Our selection includes numerous designs.
Technical data of the APC-09 wooden lattice panel
The wooden lattice panel is recommended for indoor use and is made from oak. The product is provided in wooden lattice panels without a frame, with dimensions: 1250*650*5 mm (length*height*thickness). The slats forming the panel measure 15*2.5mm (width*thickness). The slats form a 45-degree angle with the sides of the wooden lattice panel. The wooden lattice panel hole size is 15mm on the side length.
The material of the wooden trellis
Several wood types are used to manufacture wooden trellis panels, each offering unique advantages and characteristics. Oak is recognised as a premium quality wood material. It is a highly durable type of wood, with a unique grain pattern that develops an attractive patina as time passes. It is especially suitable for settings that require long-term use and a visually appealing look. This first-class quality enables the creation of durable and aesthetically pleasing wooden trellis panels, with reduced maintenance needs.
What can the wooden trellis be used for?
In interior design and home decoration, the wooden trellis adds aesthetic value, provides airflow, hides functional but unattractive features, and acts as a versatile, easily customisable surface. Thanks to its openwork structure, the wood trellis is ideal for gently and breathably separating spaces, making it an excellent partition element. It is also excellent as radiator cover panels, since its grid structure makes it suitable for concealing radiators, boilers, or electricity meters. Radiator screen panels are especially advantageous for families with young children, as they protect against contact with hot radiators. The wooden trellis can also provide support for indoor climbing or trailing plants, contributing to a natural effect when paired with green decor.
Can the oak lattice panels be used as door inserts?
It is an excellent choice as a door insert for kitchen cabinets, wardrobes, and other furniture items. Wooden lattice panels are especially popular as door panel options. They provide an ideal solution for cabinet doors where ventilation is required, such as in kitchens, bathrooms, and wardrobes. For kitchen cabinets, particularly around dishwashers or ovens, a door insert with ventilation helps disperse both heat and moisture. For bathroom furniture, ventilating is important to prevent mould formation.
Cutting the wood lattice panel to size
The wooden trellis is a highly versatile accessory in the furniture industry, becoming increasingly popular among both DIY enthusiasts and professionals. Its typical size is 125cm×65cm, but many projects involve a need for smaller, custom dimensions. You can use a fine saw at home to cut the wooden trellis, but this method is time-consuming and less precise. Laser cutting ensures industrial-level precision and swift execution. Why choose laser cutting? Since our professional equipment operates with millimeter precision, all your woodworking projects will be perfect! The service includes both the delivery of the cut-to-size panels and the leftover material. If you are interested in this option, please consult our team members before placing your order. Message to Naturtrend customer service.
How can I glue the door insert into the frame?
One possible method for installing the wooden trellis is gluing, preferably with a paste-like adhesive (such as silicone). The insert should be cut to size, ensuring it is not too tight in the frame — leave it 1-2 mm smaller. Ensure that both the door insert and the frame surfaces are free from dust, dirt, and grease. Apply a thin layer of adhesive to the inside edge of the frame, then place the wooden trellis in position. Press it onto the surface, and if possible, secure the insert with a pressure bar and quick-grip clamp. Once the adhesive has set, check that the wooden trellis is secure—you may then paint or stain it if desired.
How should you maintain the radiator screen panels' surface?
To prolong the wooden lattice panel's lifespan, it can be dusted with a vacuum cleaner or a soft brush. In bathrooms or kitchens, it is especially important to lacquer or paint the untreated surface to protect it from moisture. It is provided in a natural, untreated condition, enabling customers to paint, varnish, or stain the wooden lattice panel as they wish. It is advisable to refresh the varnish or oil coating on the surface from time to time, if needed. Minor damage, such as cracks that appear during use, can be repaired using wood glue or wood filler. Our product may also be known as radiator screen panels.
