EcoClad – Round Slat Charred Wood

Charred Wood uses a technique borrowed from traditional timber finishing. It delivers the blackened look you’d get from fire-treated wood and brings it into a curved, rounded slat profile. It’s a dramatic option in the round slat range, built for anyone after depth and darkness rather than a soft, neutral wall.

• Deep charcoal-black tone, styled after the fire-treated timber technique without using any actual burnt wood.
• Rounded slat profile, curving instead of a hard, squared-off edge.
• Runs about 150mm across each slat, giving the pattern enough presence without feeling cramped.
• Sits at 15mm deep, curved enough to catch shadow along the rounded edge.
• It becomes a distinct alternative to the most common oak, walnut, or teak-toned slat panels.
• Covers the full 2900mm length per panel, covering most standard ceiling heights.

(*Dimensions: 15mm x 150mm x 2900mm)

Applications and Suitable Uses

• Home theatres and media rooms – The dark tone suits low-light spaces built for atmosphere.
• Feature walls behind fireplaces – Ties visually into a room already built around dark, dramatic tones.
• Wine cellars and tasting rooms – Suits spaces designed to feel moody and considered.
• Bars and lounge areas – A bold backdrop for spaces meant to stand out after dark
• Architect-LED residential projects – Suits builds calling for something outside the usual timber-toned palette.

Why Choose EcoClad – Round Slat Charred Wood?

Most timber-look panels chase warmth, and charred wood deliberately goes the other way. It leans into darkness and depth instead, giving a wall real drama without needing paint or an actual fire-treated timber process to get there. Paired with the rounded slat profile, the shadow lines feel softer and more curved than a squared-off dark panel would, which keeps it from looking harsh even at that deep a tone.