Flute Slat Wall Panel — Capri Beige Travertine

WOOD PANEL CO LIMITED

£99

Flute Slat Wall Panel — Capri Beige Travertine Capri Beige Travertine is the warmest finish in our Flute Slat range — a soft greige-beige travertine effect with fine linear striations and the open pitting of natural stone, on a half-round fluted profile. Two grains running the same way Vein-cut travertine already has a directional grain. Set that grain vertical and run a fine flute over the top of it and the two reinforce each other — you get a surface that reads as genuinely quarried and cut rather than printed, with far more depth than either the stone effect or the fluting would give on its

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