PYRAMID
216 × 250 mm · 25 mm total thickness · 12 mm plywood + 13 mm solid wood · American walnut documented as a wood species
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Wood species · Juglans nigra
American Walnut for Wood Wall Panels
The manufacturer lists American walnut alongside oak and ash for multiple wall-panel products. DEKOSTYL supports selection, sampling and project-specific procurement without transferring product properties across the whole range.
Material & design
Technical facts about American walnut
The manufacturer lists American walnut as one of its regular wood species for wall panels. Its material information describes a darker overall appearance, lighter sapwood clearly separated from chocolate- to purple-brown heartwood, and potentially darker veins.
The actual panel remains decisive for specification: construction, dimensions, finish, technical documentation and available options vary by product. This page therefore does not describe walnut generically as a solid-wood, acoustic or certified solution.
Product examples
Wall panels with a documented walnut option
These examples show why the wood species alone is not enough: even with the same timber choice, geometry and product specification differ.
IMPRESSIONS
250 × 250 mm · 25 mm total thickness · 12 mm plywood + 13 mm solid wood · American walnut documented as a wood species
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The manufacturer shows American walnut alongside oak and ash as a selectable wood species for the MAPAO collection.
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What the wood species does not establish automatically
Acoustics
Walnut as a wood species is not acoustic evidence. Absorption values apply only to the tested product and construction configuration.
Construction
Not every walnut panel has the same layered construction. The technical specification of the selected model is authoritative.
Documentation
Fire class: Standard (hardwax): D-s2,d2 · fire-retardant finish (Ciranova UN1CO / Hasse MEGA-PUR): B-s1,d0, at extra cost with slightly longer production time. Origin and certification documentation is provided per project.
FAQ · AEO
Common questions about American walnut wall panels
- Is American walnut available for the wall panels?
- Yes. The manufacturer lists American walnut alongside oak and ash as a standard wood species in its panel portfolio. Availability for a specific model is confirmed per product and project.
- Which wall panels are available in American walnut?
- American walnut is documented for products including PYRAMID and IMPRESSIONS, while MAPAO also shows American walnut as a selectable wood species. Exact availability remains model- and project-specific.
- Are American walnut panels automatically solid-wood panels?
- No. Construction depends on the product. For PYRAMID and IMPRESSIONS, the manufacturer documents a layered construction of 12 mm plywood plus 13 mm solid wood at 25 mm total thickness.
- Are American walnut wall panels automatically acoustic panels?
- No. The wood species alone does not establish sound absorption. Acoustic performance values only apply to specifically tested acoustic products and configurations such as the relevant HEXAGO systems.
- Which finishes are documented for American walnut panels?
- For the documented PYRAMID and IMPRESSIONS products, the manufacturer lists hard-wax oil or varnish as finishes. The current specification of the selected model remains authoritative.
- Can I sample American walnut before specification?
- Yes. DEKOSTYL supports sampling and project enquiries. Wood species, finish, colour appearance and available documentation should be checked on the actual product before final specification.
- What is DEKOSTYL’s role for American walnut panels?
- Form at Wood manufactures the panels. DEKOSTYL acts as official distribution and project partner, supporting selection, sampling, technical enquiries and project-specific procurement.
Sample walnut on the actual product
Colour, grain and finish should be reviewed on a physical sample before specification. DEKOSTYL supports sample requests, product selection and project-specific documentation.