PRIMO PANELS JOURNAL
Buying guides, installation tips and inspiration for Wood slat room dividers from Primo Panels.
Most people agonise over finish and never think about height — yet height is the decision that determines whether the divider looks built-in or bolted on.
Built-in millwork is one of the few interior upgrades that reads as architecture rather than decoration. Here is how a permanently installed wood slat divider is actually valued when you sell.
A pony wall is the default builder answer to an open plan with no edges. Here is how a floor-to-ceiling wood slat divider compares on daylight, privacy, structure and cost.
Both divide a room without closing it off. They do it in completely different ways — and the difference shows up in light, sound, sightlines, and long-term maintenance.
Both promise to divide an open floor plan without building a wall. Here's how a permanent wood slat room divider actually compares to a sliding barn door once the novelty wears off.
The cross-section of your slats shapes the whole room, not just the divider. Here's how to match profile size to your space.
Slat count, finish, and length all move the number. Here's exactly what goes into pricing a wood slat room divider before you order.
Slat count and finish get most of the attention, but gap width is what actually determines how much privacy and light your divider delivers. Here's how to get it right.
One system rotates for adjustable light and privacy, the other stays fixed for a clean architectural line. Here's how to pick between them.
Both look stunning in the showroom. Here is how to actually choose between white oak and walnut for your space.