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Traditional Georgian-style panelling has never been easier, with modular tongue and groove design.
Saving you time and effort, choose pre-primed panels ready to paint any colour and customise to your interior style.
Our Legacy MDF Panels are expertly crafted in the UK,
drawing on centuries of traditional British design.
Order a sample of our Legacy V-Groove MDF Panels to experience the timeless Tongue and Groove panelling in your own home. Ideal for testing paint swatches and making mood boards, each sample lets you see the high-quality materials before buying a full size panel.
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Traditional Georgian-style panelling has never been easier, with modular tongue and groove design.
Saving you time and effort, choose pre-primed panels ready to paint any colour and customise to your interior style.
Our Legacy MDF Panels are expertly crafted in the UK,
drawing on centuries of traditional British design.
There are two size options to choose from:
Full Height - H2400 x W607 x D9
Half Height - H800 x W607 x D9
Simply apply Hybrid Grab Adhesive to the back of each panel and apply pressure to adhere it to the wall. We also recommend pinning each panel with 1mm x 25mm pins to aid adhesion. We suggest using eight pins per 2400mm panel and four pins per 900mm panel.
No, each panel comes primed and ready to install and paint.
We recommend installing the panels, pinning and sealing any gaps before painting to achieve the best finish. You can paint the panels beforehand but there may be significant touching up required afterwards.
Each Legacy Tongue and Groove 2440m panel covers 1.44m², while each 900mm panel covers 0.54m². Measure the height and width of your chosen space in metres, then multiply these values together. Divide the total by 1.44 for 2440mm panels or 0.54 for 900mm panels, then round this number up to calculate how many panels you’ll need.
Legacy Tongue and Groove panels are made from moisture-resistant MDF, making them suitable for installation in high-humidity areas but not in direct contact with water.
We recommend cutting your panels with a fine-toothed hand saw instead of power tools.
Our knowledgeable customer service team is on hand to answer your questions, so don't hesitate to get in touch.
