A floating or low-back booth only looks finished when the wall behind it is dressed. This panel does that, adding warmth and some sound absorption while protecting the wall from chair backs and shoulders.
Five horizontal leather channels are separated by four slim brass inlays and framed with an ebony-stained cap and skirting. Panels hang on concealed cleats and butt together into continuous runs of any length.
Construction
- Plywood core with foam-filled leather channels
- Brass inlay strips between channels
- Ebony-stained hardwood cap and skirting
- Concealed hanging cleats; fixings to suit your wall build-up
Standard panels are 79 in (200 cm) wide, with width adjustable in 12 in (30 cm) steps, and roughly 3 in (8 cm) deep. Coat hooks can be added along the cap. Check wall-finish fire requirements with your local code official before specifying upholstered panels.
