Slatted headboard 2200 mm between two sconces: how many PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm to buy and how to lay out joints, outlets, and bedside tables

2200 mm is not divisible by 1010 mm without a solution that is visible in the interior.

Two PAN-005 give:

1010 × 2 = 2020 mm.

Not enough to reach the specified headboard width:

2200 − 2020 = 180 mm.

Three panels give:

1010 × 3 = 3030 mm.

The material exceeds the required width by:

3030 − 2200 = 830 mm.

These 830 mm are the main purchasing question. They cannot simply be called "excess remainder" and forgotten. How the trimming is distributed determines:

• where the central axis of the bed will be;

• whether the seam will fall behind the pillows or in the visible area;

• how far the slat field will extend beyond the edges of the mattress;

• where the bases of the two sconces will end up;

• whether the frames of sockets and switches will cross the triangular relief;

• whether part of the third panel can be kept as a useful furniture offcut.

For a bed 1800 mm wide, the two scenarios look completely different.

If limited to two PAN-005, the field will be 2020 mm:

2020 − 1800 = 220 mm,

that is, with symmetry, just:

220 / 2 = 110 mm on each side of the bed.

If we keep the design 2200 mm:

2200 − 1800 = 400 mm,

on the sides it will be:

400 / 2 = 200 mm.

The difference is 90 mm of additional rack field protrusion on each side.

For a regular wall, 90 mm may seem trivial. For a bedroom with two wall lamps and nightstands, these millimeters determine whether the lamp will be inside the decorative field or its base will start crossing the edge of PAN-005.

Therefore, the direct answer is:

If the design width of the headboard really must remain 2200 mm, two PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm are not enough — three original modules are needed. If the designer is willing to reduce the field to 2020 mm and the lamps, outlets, and nightstands still fall in the right spots, two panels may be more rational.

But buying a third panel just for the "missing 180 mm" is also wrong. First, you need to build the layout of the entire triangular rhythm relative to the bed axis and the lamps. The manufacturer confirms the overall size of PAN-005 and the triangular relief, but the text card does not include the full repeat step of the triangular profile, based on which you could safely assign the exact longitudinal cut line. Therefore, the actual rhythm must be checked against the panel, drawing, or OPAN-005 sample.

At the time of checking, the short PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm costs:

The difference between two and three panels is the price of one additional module. For oak, that's already 29,510 ₽. So the decision between "2200 or 2020 mm" is not a decorative trifle, but a full-fledged commercial choice.

If the 2200 mm field is confirmed after the mockup, you can buy wall slat panels in the calculated quantity and then order PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm already for the specific layout of the bed, sconces, and outlets.

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Slat panel PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm: which version to actually buy for the headboard

This article uses the short version of PAN-005 with a height of 950 mm. It is convenient specifically for a local field behind the bed, because there is no need to buy a long module of 2400/2670 mm just for a low decorative headboard.

The current product card confirms several short versions.

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PAN-005 made of MDF 1010×9×950 mm

MDF "Prestige" — basic option for further finishing according to the project.

Parameters:

• A=1010 mm;

• C=9 mm;

• L=950 mm;

• flexible fabric base;

• triangular relief.

At the time of checking, the price is 12,550 ₽, availability shown in Saint Petersburg.

For a painted bedroom, this option is especially interesting if the headboard should be matched in color with the wall, furniture, or textiles.

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Primed MDF panel PAN-005 for enamel

The geometry is the same:

1010×9×950 mm.

Price at the time of check — 18,650 ₽.

The primed version is more expensive than regular MDF by:

18,650 − 12,550 = 6,100 ₽ per panel.

For three modules, the difference is:

6 100 × 3 = 18 300 ₽.

This money cannot automatically be considered an overpayment. If the primer saves a real surface preparation step in a specific painting system, its price may be justified. But this needs to be compared with the finishing technology, not with an abstract “primed is better.”

Wooden PAN-005 made of beech 1010×9×950 mm

The beech short panel costs 18,120 ₽ at the time of check.

It is interesting if natural material is needed or the project involves tinting/finishing of solid wood.

For three panels:

18 120 × 3 = 54 360 ₽.

Compared to three MDF panels:

54 360 − 37 650 = 16 710 ₽.

Oak slat panel PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm

The price of one is 29,510 ₽.

Three:

88 530 ₽.

It is precisely for oak that the "two or three" decision is especially budget-sensitive: the third panel costs almost as much as the entire two-panel MDF set.

But natural oak cannot be judged by price alone. In a triangular relief, the texture and side light become part of the composition. Therefore, before purchasing three oak modules, it is reasonable to first see OPAN-005 in a real bedroom.

Why you should not automatically buy the long PAN-005 2400/2670 mm instead of the short one

Long versions exist:

• MDF — 2670 mm;

• beech/oak — 2400 mm.

But for a field 950 mm high, a long panel is not necessarily more advantageous.

It creates:

• larger remainder in length;

• different logistics;

• more complex cutting;

• risk of damaging a long panel for just one low section.

If the remainder of the long panel is really needed elsewhere in the project, the solution can be recalculated. But for one local headboard, the short serial PAN-005 is more logical as the original SKU.

Slat headboard 2200×950 mm: why two PAN-005 panels are not enough in width

The geometric minimum is determined not by area, but by width.

One PAN-005:

1010 mm.

Two:

2020 mm.

Project field:

2200 mm.

Deficit:

180 mm.

This means that making a solid 2200 mm field from two whole original modules is impossible.

Why you can't visually "stretch" 2020 to 2200

Sometimes it's suggested to leave 90 mm of smooth wall on each side and consider the entire composition as a 2200 mm headboard.

This can be done, but it's a different design:

• the slatted section remains 2020 mm;

• the overall architectural zone is 2200 mm;

• the outer 90+90 mm are smooth fields.

If this is what's intended, two PAN-005 are sufficient.

But you can't continue to write in the specification:

"slatted field 2200 mm".

The actual slatted width will be 2020 mm.

Why is this difference important for sconces

If sconces are meant to sit on relief, smooth outer fields can push them beyond PAN-005.

If sconce bases are deliberately placed on a smooth wall, on the contrary, such a layout can be strong.

Why is this difference important for nightstands

Nightstands can fall fully or partially under smooth fields.

The composition will become less "framing."

Buying two PAN-005 or ordering three: which is more cost-effective for a bed 1800 mm wide

You cannot choose based on price alone.

You need to compare two complete compositions.

Option 1 — two PAN-005 and a 2020 mm field

Bed 1800 mm.

Output:

2020 − 1800 = 220 mm.

With symmetry:

110 mm on each side.

This is a compact field, almost matching the width of the bed.

When 110 mm is enough

• sconces are located closer to the center of the bed;

• nightstands should not visually enter the slatted field;

• the bedroom is small;

• the designer wants a narrow headboard;

• saving one module is important.

When 110 mm is not enough

• sconces are moved to the sides;

• wide bedside tables are part of the composition;

• the lamp base ends up near the very edge;

• the field visually "cuts off" the bed.

Option 2 — three PAN-005 and a 2200 mm field

Output:

200 mm on each side of the bed.

The additional 90 mm per side gives more freedom.

What fits into this freedom

• the sconce axis can be moved further out;

• the edge of the slat field may extend beyond the pedestal;

• the socket frame gets more options regarding the rhythm;

• the central axis is easier to maintain without strict savings on the edges.

Option 3 — three panels, but the field is wider than 2200 mm

If after physical layout it turns out that the triangular rhythm ends more beautifully not at 2200, but, for example, slightly wider, there is no need to blindly cut exactly to the number.

Width 2200 is a design value, but the actual edge of the relief sometimes requires a slight adjustment.

Exact millimeters cannot be invented without the actual profile.

Cost of the solution "two or three PAN-005"

Let's compare only the product.

How to read the table correctly

The third panel is not bought for the sake of 180 mm of area.

It is bought for:

• preserving the design width;

• freedom in phasing the triangular pattern;

• correct positioning of sconces and outlets;

• useful leftover, if the cutting map preserves it.

If none of these advantages are needed, the third PAN-005 may indeed be redundant.

Slat panel PAN-005 behind the bed: where to place the central joint

After deciding between "two or three," a more important task begins: how exactly to distribute 2200 mm across the original 1010 mm modules.

Three panels have several fundamentally different schemes.

Scheme 1. One whole PAN-005 stands in the center of the bed

The central module with a width of 1010 mm is preserved without longitudinal trimming.

Remainder of the design field:

2200 − 1010 = 1190 mm.

If distributed symmetrically:

1190 / 2 = 595 mm.

This results in a geometrically very clean scheme:

595 + 1010 + 595 = 2200 mm.

For this, three initial modules are needed:

• central — 1010 mm;

• left outer — 595 mm;

• right outer — 595 mm.

Nominal remainder from the two outer panels:

1010 − 595 = 415 mm on each side.

Total:

415 × 2 = 830 mm.

That is, the same “extra” width of 830 mm turns into two identical remainders of 415 mm each.

Why this layout is strong

The central axis of the bed runs through the middle of one whole module.

There is no joint of two original PAN-005 panels at the visually main spot.

The extreme trims are mathematically symmetrical.

Why even this beautiful formula cannot be automatically sent for cutting

Because PAN-005 has a triangular relief.

The 595 mm line may pass through an inconvenient phase of the profile.

For example, one edge may end up at the peak of a triangular element, the other at a valley or transition.

The card does not publish in the text description the full step of the internal rhythm sufficient for assigning the "ideal 595 mm" without a physical sample.

Therefore, the 595+1010+595 scheme is a geometric framework, and the final cut lines are adjusted according to OPAN-005 or the actual panel.

Scheme 2. The central axis of the bed passes through the joint of two modules

Intuitively, it seems symmetrical.

If the joint is on the bed axis, the left and right parts should be mirror images.

For a 2200 mm field, each half:

2200 / 2 = 1100 mm.

But one PAN-005 is only 1010 mm wide.

This means each half cannot be made from a single whole module without additional pieces.

In other words, a "seam exactly in the center" in a 2200 mm field does not solve the cutting as simply as it seems.

You will need:

• either a central composition of several strips;

• or a different phasing principle;

• or changing the field width.

Scheme 3. Two full modules + a narrow additional strip of 180 mm

By arithmetic:

1010 + 1010 + 180 = 2200 mm.

Materially, this is simple.

But visually, asymmetry arises if the 180-millimeter extension is only on one side.

You can try to distribute the addition:

90 + 1010 + 1010 + 90 = 2200 mm.

But then the field is assembled from four visible strips, although there are still three original panels.

When such a scheme can work

If both edges go behind cabinets, curtains, trims, or other architecture, and the 90-millimeter strips are barely visible.

When it is weak

If the headboard is fully open and both edges are in view.

Then the narrow outer strips may look like a technical addition, not part of the rhythm.

How to choose a central layout without a fabricated triangular relief step

Three levels of verification are needed.

Level 1. Pure mathematics

Construct:

• 595+1010+595;

• 90+1010+1010+90;

• other possible combinations.

Level 2. Real profile

Apply OPAN-005 and see where the edge line passes best.

Level 3. Entire bedroom

Check the layout simultaneously with:

• wall sconce;

• with sockets;

• with pedestals;

• bed width.

The PAN-005 rhythm cannot be selected separately from the items that intersect it.

Triangular slat panel PAN-005 and sconces: first the lamp axis, then the panel cut

Two sconces make any deviation more noticeable.

If one base falls on a calm part of the relief and the other on a peak or joint, the symmetrical bedroom starts to look random.

Before ordering, you need to fix:

• axis of the left sconce;

• axis of the right sconce;

• size of the base of each lamp;

• cable exit point;

• position relative to the bed;

• position relative to the nightstands.

Why is it better to tie the sconce axis to furniture rather than just to the wall

The wall can be wider and more asymmetrical than the bedroom composition itself.

More often, the viewer reads:

bed → nightstand → sconce,

rather than the absolute distance of the sconce to the corner of the room.

Two main anchoring systems

To the centers of the nightstands.

Suitable if the sconces functionally serve specifically the nightstands.

To the edges/axis of the bed.

Suitable if the lights form a headboard composition independent of the nightstands.

Both can be correct. It is important to choose one before cutting PAN-005.

How to spot a symmetry error of 20–30 mm on a vertical relief

On a smooth painted wall, a slight offset of the sconce base is sometimes lost.

The triangular rhythm creates repeating verticals.

They work like a ruler.

If the left sconce is at the same distance from the nearest profile vertex, and the right one is at a different distance, the eye reads the difference faster.

Therefore, you need to measure twice

1. relative to the bed;

2. relative to the PAN-005 rhythm.

If both systems match — great.

If they conflict, it is decided which axis is more important.

What to do if the sconce base crosses the triangular relief

There are several options.

Option A. Shifting the PAN-005 layout

If the cutouts are not yet approved, the rhythm can be shifted.

Option B. Mounting platform

The project may include a separate flat area for the light fixture base.

Its geometry must be coordinated by the designer/installer taking into account the specific sconce.

Option B. Another lamp

If the base is too large or complex, it is sometimes easier to choose a sconce with a more suitable mounting part.

What the article does not do

It does not provide step-by-step instructions for modifying wiring or connecting a sconce.

Electrical wiring work is performed by a qualified specialist, taking into account the specific system and safe circuit disconnection.

Two sconces above nightstands: how to check the symmetry of PAN-005 relative to the bed

Bed — 1800 mm.

Field — 2200 mm.

Margin on the sides — 200 mm each.

This is enough to build a simple coordinate system.

Let the center of the bed = X0.

Then the edges of the bed:

X0 − 900;

X0 + 900.

Edges of PAN-005:

X0 − 1100;

X0 + 1100.

That is, between the edge of the bed and the edge of the slatted field:

1100 − 900 = 200 mm.

How to use this geometry for sconces

If the sconce axes are set at a distance L from the center:

left X = X0 − L;

right X = X0 + L.

Then, on the layout, it is checked whether both axes fall into the same phase of the relief.

Why can't a specific L be assigned without the dimensions of the nightstands and sconces

The article plan does not include the width of the nightstands and the lamp bases.

They cannot be invented.

The buyer needs to substitute their actual values.

Sockets and switches in the slatted headboard PAN-005: which layout to approve before purchase

Socket blocks are usually located below the sconces and closer to the nightstands.

They can fall exactly into the zone where the outermost PAN-005 module is already trimmed.

Scenario 1. Socket completely inside one panel

The simplest in terms of cutting.

But you still need to check whether the frame crosses the relief peaks.

Scenario 2. Socket block near the joint

Two vertical lines begin to compete:

• panel joint;

• frame edge.

If the distance is small, the node looks random.

Scenario 3. Frame crosses several vertices of a triangular relief

You need to understand in advance how the mounting surface will be arranged.

Scenario 4. The electrical point can still be slightly adjusted

If the finishing electrical work is not completed, sometimes it is easier to align the point position with the modular grid.

But any change to the electrical part is made by a qualified electrician, not a panel installer.

Finishing walls with slat panels: why holes cannot be marked after purchase

Bad sequence:

1. buy three PAN-005;

2. glue the first one;

3. reach the socket;

4. cut out as needed.

Good:

1. take measurements;

2. build a 2200 field;

3. place the bed;

4. apply the nightstands;

5. apply the wall lamps;

6. apply the sockets;

7. choose the joint scheme;

8. only then cut.

So Wall finishing with slatted panels turns from on-site fitting into controlled cutting.

PAN-005 and bedside tables: where to end the decorative field

A width of 2200 mm does not exist by itself.

The edges of the panel interact with the tables.

There are several compositional schemes.

PAN only behind the bed

The edge runs between the bed and the table.

With a field of 2200 and a bed of 1800, 200 mm remains on each side.

If the table starts closer, it may partially overlap the edge of the PAN.

PAN captures the inner part of the nightstands

The slatted zone becomes visually wider than the bed.

Such a technique can bring the entire bedroom composition together.

The edge of PAN runs through the center of the nightstand

A very sensitive solution.

The nightstand simultaneously stands on two backgrounds: smooth and slatted.

It can be striking, but requires a precise axis.

PAN extends beyond the outer edges of the nightstands

The field becomes a backdrop for the entire furniture group.

Then 2200 mm may even prove insufficient — it all depends on the width of the nightstands.

The PAN edge coincides with the sconce axis

Sometimes works as a graphic vertical.

But the sconce base should not be visually 'cut off' by the panel edge.

PAN-005 edge selection matrix

How to make a decision

Draw the wall facade to scale.

Don't buy a third panel just because "2200 is prettier than 2020."

The width should work with real furniture.

MDF slat panel PAN-005 or wooden PAN-005: what to buy specifically for the bedroom

The material should be selected based on the 2200 mm geometry, not instead of it.

The width of all short versions remains 1010 mm. This means the 'two or three' solution for the 2200 mm field is mathematically the same for MDF, beech, and oak.

Something else changes:

• price;

• finish;

• natural variability;

• visual activity of the triangular relief;

• the value of a physical sample.

MDF PAN-005 matching the wall color

If the interior is built around a calm, monochromatic bedroom, buy MDF slat panels it makes sense for the paintable relief, not for the wood texture.

PAN-005 made of MDF can work as an extension of the wall:

• the same color;

• a different relief;

• shadow from a sconce;

• soft highlighting of the headboard without a third material.

Why 9 mm of relief remains visible even in one color

A flat wall and triangular PAN-005 reflect light differently.

Two sconces especially enhance this effect.

Even with an exact color match:

• edges receive light;

• recesses fall into shadow;

• the profile reads as three-dimensional.

Therefore, one cannot decide based on a flat color sample.

Primed MDF

A strong option if the finisher already works with a system where a primed base really reduces preparation.

The price is higher.

For three panels, the surcharge over regular MDF is:

18 300 ₽.

This amount should be compared with the cost of:

• priming;

• sanding;

• materials;

• labor;

• timeframe.

Oak PAN-005 with natural texture

If you need buy wooden slat panels, oak is the most visually active of the options considered.

On three modules, you get a large natural surface 2200 mm wide and 950 mm high.

Why oak is especially sensitive to joints

On painted MDF, the rhythm can be unified with color.

Oak retains:

• fiber pattern;

• tone;

• natural unevenness.

Two modules may differ.

The third adds another natural detail.

What to do

Before cutting, lay out all three panels together.

Do not cut them separately without understanding the overall picture.

Beech PAN-005

Beech can work as a natural material or as a base for tinting.

The price is closer to primed MDF, but the material is fundamentally different.

When beech is more interesting than MDF

If the bedroom already has:

• beech elements;

• natural furniture;

• transparent/translucent finish.

When MDF is more rational

If a covering enamel is still planned and the natural wood texture is not used.

Sample OPAN-005 197×9×310 mm: what to check before ordering three PAN-005

Before purchasing three full-size modules, it is especially useful order a sample of the OPAN-005 slat panel.

Sample size:

197×9×310 mm.

At the time of checking, the following are available:

Why a sample is needed here, not just to "see the color"

The article has four specific checks.

1. Scale of the triangular profile

The photo of the card does not show how actively the relief reads next to the bed.

2. Side light from the sconce

Place the sample at the actual spot and turn on the light fixture.

Look:

• one face is light;

• the adjacent one is darker;

• how deep the shadow is;

• Doesn't the profile look too "rigid" for a bedroom?

3. Lamp base

Place the base or its paper/3D template next to OPAN-005.

Determine how much it overlaps the relief.

4. Color next to textiles

The headboard, curtains, bedspread, and nightstands can change the perception of the wood or painted MDF.

What OPAN-005 does NOT allow you to check

A sample 197 mm wide does not show:

• the entire 1010 mm module;

• the distribution of the three joints;

• general pattern of the oak batch;

• finished symmetry of 2200 mm.

It is needed as a local physical test, not a scaled-down replacement for three panels.

Buy wooden slat panels right away or first order OPAN-005

The solution is simple.

Material and color are already physically approved

You can proceed to full-size procurement.

Oak/beech are selected only by screen

First OPAN-005.

It is unclear how the profile looks with two sconces

First OPAN-005.

Need to understand where the edge will run relative to the lamp base

First, a sample.

Why this is economically reasonable

Oak sample — 1,970 ₽.

Third oak PAN-005 — 29,510 ₽.

The sample costs approximately:

1970 / 29510 × 100 ≈ 6.7% of the price of one full-size oak panel.

For testing a disputed material, this is a small share.

How to cut the third PAN-005 if exactly 2200 mm is required

A mathematically elegant option has already been found:

595 + 1010 + 595 = 2200 mm.

But this is only the first layer.

Step 1. Lay out the three original panels in one direction

Do not accidentally flip one relative to another if it changes the visual direction of the relief/texture.

Step 2. Determine the central module

It remains 1010 mm.

Step 3. On the two outer panels, find lines at approximately 595 mm

And only then see if these lines can be adjusted according to the rhythm.

Step 4. Check the actual total width after adjustment

If the edges have shifted, the field may become, for example, slightly narrower or wider than 2200.

This is consistent with the designer.

Step 5. Only after this, cut.

Do not start with the 415 mm waste formula.

Why symmetric trimming of 415 mm looks logical but may be technologically weak

415 mm is pure arithmetic:

1010 − 595 = 415.

But if line 595 crosses an inconvenient spot of the triangular profile, the "ideal" 415 mm has no value.

It is better to get:

• two visually identical edges;

• a consistent rhythm;

• usable remnants.

Useful remnant of the third PAN-005: what can actually be done with it

Total nominal remainder is 830 mm.

With the 595+1010+595 scheme, you get two pieces of 415 mm each.

Possible applications

• front of a small cabinet;

• decorative insert;

• console end;

• test element;

• repair stock.

But only after checking

The remainder is useful if:

• height of 950 mm fits;

• the relief direction is suitable;

• a width of 415 mm is indeed needed;

• the edge after cutting is usable.

Why can't the remainder be counted in advance as "money that will come back"

If there is no use for it, it is waste.

Example: the remainder for the facade of a bedside table

Suppose the facade has a width less than 415 mm and a height up to 950 mm.

Theoretically, one remainder can cover it.

But you need to check:

• the direction of the relief;

• facade thickness;

• installation;

• handle;

• Gaps.

The article does not claim that any remainder fits any table.

Why the remainder can become a good repair reserve

The slat headboard is located next to:

• pillows;

• with pedestals;

• lighting fixtures.

Local damage may occur during use.

A fragment from the same source panel has:

• the same material;

• the same finish;

• the same batch.

But a local section can only be replaced if the PAN-005 design and installation allow such repair.

Cost of slat panels: why the decision on "two or three PAN-005" should be made before ordering

If the user has reached the price block, the geometry should already be clear.

According to the current card, a short PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm costs:

This is the practical answer to requests about Buy slatted panels and the cost of slat panels: the price of the third panel equals the price of the freedom to keep the design 2200 mm and normal pattern phasing.

MDF: surcharge 12,550 ₽

If two panels give visually normal 2020 mm, the savings are noticeable.

If 2200 mm are needed for wall sconces and nightstands, this savings turns into a compromise of the entire composition.

Primed MDF: surcharge 18,650 ₽

Here it is especially important not to overpay for a third module without a clear function.

Beech: surcharge 18,120 ₽

The price is close to primed MDF, but the material is different.

Oak: surcharge 29,510 ₽

For oak, the third panel should be especially well justified.

Current availability of PAN-005: why presence affects the decision less than layout, but is still important

At the time of checking, the card shows:

• MDF 950 mm — 29 pcs. in St. Petersburg;

• beech 950 mm — 15 pcs.;

• oak 950 mm — 7 pcs.;

• primed MDF — made to order.

For a project of three panels, the currently shown quantities are sufficient for all warehouse materials.

But availability changes.

Why you shouldn't delay ordering after oak is approved

If the project requires three oak PAN-005 from one current purchase, it's better to check the free balance with the manager.

7 pcs on the card is not a reservation.

Why the risk is lower for MDF

29 pcs provide a larger current stock based on the displayed balance.

But even here, the actual available quantity needs to be confirmed before payment.

Two PAN-005 and a narrow headboard of 2020 mm: when this is not a compromise, but the best solution

The plan honestly requires showing a case where two panels are truly more reasonable.

Small bedroom

A wide field of 2200 mm can visually overload the wall.

2020 mm is closer to the bed width and looks calmer.

The sconces are located within the bed zone

If the light fixture axes do not require a 200 mm offset, a wide panel is not needed.

The pedestals stand against a smooth wall.

The decorative field highlights only the bed.

Budget is more important than extra width.

Especially in oak, the difference is almost 30 thousand rubles.

The triangular rhythm ends beautifully on two modules.

After physical layout, it may turn out that the 2020 mm edge looks better than a forced trim of the third.

When three PAN-005 are truly necessary.

2200 mm are fixed by the designer.

For example, the field is related to the wall architecture or the width of the composition.

The sconces should remain within the relief.

Additional 90 mm on each side can solve this.

The pedestals partially enter the slat field.

2020 mm turns out to be too narrow.

A symmetrical central module is needed.

The 595+1010+595 layout requires three original panels.

The remnants of the third panel have real application.

Then part of the cost does not turn into useless waste.

When 2200 mm is worth reconsidering instead of buying a third panel.

The design number is not always sacred.

If after placing the furniture it turns out that:

• 2020 mm looks proportional;

• the sconces do not conflict;

• the nightstands stand on a smooth wall;

• the third module does not add new value,

it makes sense to reduce the headboard.

This is not "savings at any cost," but project optimization.

When the field can be wider than 2200 mm

The opposite situation.

If the nightstands are wide and the sconces are placed further out, 2200 mm may not be enough.

Example of logic

First, the entire furniture composition is measured.

Then the decorative background is determined.

Not the other way around.

Sockets behind bedside tables: visible and hidden electrical fittings

Not all sockets affect the layout equally.

Socket completely hidden by the table

Visual rhythm is less critical, but service and access remain.

Socket located above the table

The frame becomes part of the composition.

Wall lamp switch next to the bed

It is often in an area that the user sees and touches daily.

What to do

On the layout, divide the electrical fittings into:

• visually open;

• partially hidden;

• service.

This helps to understand where a compromise on the relief can be made, and where it cannot.

Why the mounting plate for a wall lamp should be agreed upon before purchase, not after

The base of the lamp can:

• be round;

• rectangular;

• narrow;

• wide.

Without its real size, it is impossible to understand how it interacts with the triangular profile.

What to pass to the designer/electrician

• diameter/width of the base;

• cable exit point;

• the luminaire axis;

• thickness of PAN-005;

• the selected layout scheme.

What the article does not specify

• method of extending wires;

• type of recessed socket;

• electrical connection diagram.

This depends on the specific system and is performed by a specialist.

Why 9 mm of relief can affect the visual position of an outlet even without moving the wiring

If the frame remains on the old wall, and PAN-005 protrudes forward around it, the device may look recessed.

If the frame is extended too far, it, on the contrary, protrudes.

A new finish plan is needed

How to assess the usefulness of two remnants of 415 mm

Not in rubles per linear meter, but by actual application.

The remnant is needed for the facade

Then it is valuable.

Needed for testing the finish

The value is small, but practical.

Needed as a repair reserve

Especially for oak.

Not needed anywhere

This is waste.

Why can't we divide the price of the third panel by the used 180 mm

In fact, with a symmetrical scheme, not 180 mm from the third panel is used.

The project includes a full re-layout of the three original modules.

This is another reason not to calculate:

"180 mm cost 29,510 ₽".

Such calculation distorts the real material map.

Cutting option with one central module: how to mark parts

If the scheme 595+1010+595 is approved:

• L — left 595;

• C — central 1010;

• R — right 595;

• OL — left remainder;

• OR — right remainder.

Why marking is needed

After painting or tinting, parts are easier to assemble in the correct order.

For oak

It is especially important if the panel pattern is pre-approved.

Why you cannot swap the left and right panels automatically after cutting

May change:

• texture;

• lighting direction;

• final phase of the relief.

If the parts are intended to be mirrored, their order is fixed.

How to check the headboard edge before the final cut

Make a temporary vertical line on the wall.

Place OPAN-005 next to it.

Look:

• where the nearest vertex ends;

• whether the edge looks cut off;

• where the smooth wall begins;

• does the cabinet conflict.

When the edge of PAN-005 needs a separate frame

Not always.

The triangular profile can have a self-sufficient ending.

But if the open edge looks technical, the project may provide:

• an adjacent smooth surface;

• a furniture element;

• another decorative profile.

A specific frame cannot be invented without a project.

Why the plinth anchor is really not needed here

A field 950 mm high can be located above the floor and function as a local headboard.

If PAN-005 does not reach the baseboard, a link to the wooden baseboard would be artificial.

Commercial interlinking of the article should remain within:

• categories of slat panels;

• PAN-005 product cards;

• OPAN-005.

This corresponds to the real user path.

Buy wall slat panels: when category comparison is more useful than a precise product card

If after the layout PAN-005 does not fit the terrain, you should not change only the material within the same model.

You can open the category buy wall slatted panels and compare:

• PAN-001;

• PAN-003;

• PAN-007;

• other relevant solutions.

When it is reasonable

• The triangular relief is too active;

• The sconces cast too harsh shadows;

• 9 mm depth is not suitable;

• Another model matches the furniture better.

When there is no need to go into comparison

If PAN-005 is already approved by sample and the only question left is about quantity.

Mistakes when purchasing PAN-005 for a 2200 mm headboard

Mistake 1. Buying two panels and expecting 2200 mm

Why it happens: 2×1010 seems "almost 2200".

Consequence: 180 mm is missing.

How to prevent: count before paying.

Error 2. Buy three and count 830 mm as pure waste.

Why it occurs: only the total width is compared.

Consequence: a symmetrical layout is not designed.

How to prevent: first map 595+1010+595 and check the rhythm.

Error 3. Cut 595 mm without a physical profile.

Why it occurs: the math looks complete.

Consequence: the line falls into an inconvenient phase of the triangle.

How to prevent: OPAN-005/real panel.

Error 4. Place the central joint on the bed axis and assume everything is symmetrical

Why it occurs: the center is perceived as the natural place for the seam.

Consequence: each half of 1100 mm does not fit into one 1010 module.

Error 5. Place the 180-mm extension on one side

Why it occurs: it's simpler for cutting.

Consequence: the headboard is visually asymmetrical.

Error 6. Choose 2020 mm just to save money

Why it occurs: the third oak panel is expensive.

Consequence: the sconces extend beyond the decorative field.

Error 7. Choose 2200 mm just because it was in the sketch

Why it occurs: the design number is perceived as immutable.

Consequence: they pay for the third panel without visual benefit.

Error 8. Not marking the pedestals on the elevation

Why it occurs: only the bed is counted.

Consequence: the edge of the PAN cuts into the furniture composition.

Error 9. Not marking the actual bases of the sconces

Why it occurs: only the axis of the lamp is used.

Consequence: the base crosses the relief inconveniently.

Error 10. Transferring electrical work to the PAN installer

Why it occurs: it seems that the point needs to be slightly shifted.

Consequence: unsafe intervention.

How to prevent: qualified electrician.

Error 11. Use a flat color sample instead of OPAN-005

Why it occurs: only the shade is chosen.

Consequence: the triangular light-shadow is not visible.

Error 12. Buy oak without joint layout of three modules

Why it occurs: each panel is beautiful separately.

Consequence: the texture on the wall looks random.

Error 13. Consider primed MDF automatically the best

Why it occurs: higher degree of preparation.

Consequence: overpayment without savings on real finishing.

Error 14. Use long PAN-005 instead of short without a balance card

Why it happens: it seems that the long format is more universal.

Consequence: large waste and complex logistics.

Error 15. Do not check sockets because they are hidden by the cabinet

Why it happens: they are not visible on the facade.

Consequence: no access to the plug or the frame conflicts with the panel.

Error 16. Make a cut near the joint

Why it happens: electrical work is applied after layout.

Consequence: the node is overloaded with lines.

Error 17. Counting 830 mm of remainder as one piece

With a symmetrical layout, these are two different remainders of 415 mm each.

Error 18. Using the remainder for the facade without checking the direction of the relief

Consequence: the cabinet gets a different visual rhythm.

Error 19. Not checking the side light of both sconces

Why it occurs: the sample is viewed under general ceiling light.

Consequence: in the evening, the profile looks different.

Error 20. Ordering three panels before approving the width of 2200 mm

Consequence: after installing the bed, it turns out that 2020 is sufficient.

When PAN-005 cannot be ordered yet

It is better to postpone the purchase if:

• the bed also changes in width;

• the 2200 mm field is not approved;

• sconces are not selected;

• the dimensions of the light fixture bases are unknown;

• nightstands are not selected;

• outlets are not marked;

• the material is selected only based on a photograph;

• OPAN-005 has not been checked on disputed terrain;

• the joint layout diagram is not drawn;

• it is not decided where the leftovers will go.

When two PAN-005 can already be purchased

1. The field is deliberately reduced to 2020 mm.

2. 110 mm of clearance on each side of the bed is sufficient.

3. The sconces remain in the desired composition.

4. The nightstands do not require a larger backdrop.

5. The rhythm of the two modules has been verified.

6. The material is approved.

7. The price is acceptable.

When three PAN-005 can already be purchased

1. The 2200 mm field is fixed.

2. Need 200 mm of overhang beyond the bed edges.

3. The sconces must be located within the slat zone.

4. The nightstands are part of the overall composition.

5. The central module/edge trim scheme has been selected.

6. The rhythm has been checked against OPAN-005.

7. The remnants have been assessed.

8. The material and finish have been approved.

What to send to the STAVROS manager to order PAN-005 without recalculation after payment

The specification must be specific.

For example:

PAN-005 / 1010×9×950 mm / material ___ / field 2200×950 mm / bed 1800 mm / 2 sconces / sconce axes ___ / bases ___ / nightstands ___ / outlet blocks ___ / layout scheme 595+1010+595 as preliminary, final phase per sample / 3 panels / remnants ___ / OPAN-005 checked yes/no / finish ___.

Why write a preliminary layout instead of just "3 pcs."

The manager and the installer understand why the third panel was purchased.

Why specify OPAN-005

Shows that the relief has already been physically verified.

Why not write "remainder 830 mm"

After actual cutting, the dimensions of individual remnants may differ.

How to place an order for two panels

PAN-005 / 1010×9×950 mm / material ___ / field reduced to 2020×950 mm / bed 1800 / 110 mm protrusion per side / sconces and outlets checked / 2 panels / finish ___.

Thus, the reduction in quantity becomes part of the project, not random savings.

How to place an order for three panels

After approval, you can buy slatted panel PAN-005 in the quantity of 3 pcs. for the 2200 mm field.

Practical decision block: two PAN-005 or three

If you remove all decorative wording, the decision is made based on four questions.

Question 1. Are the design 2200 mm really mandatory?

If yes, two panels are immediately excluded: 2020 mm is not enough.

If no, proceed to the next question.

Question 2. Do the sconces remain within the 2020 mm field?

If yes, reducing the width is possible.

If no, the third PAN-005 gets a real function.

Question 3. Must the bedside tables fit into the headboard background?

If not, a narrow field may look better.

If yes, 2020 mm needs to be checked especially carefully.

Question 4. Does the remainder of the third panel have a use?

If yes, the real cost of the 3-module solution is perceived differently.

If not, the third panel is fully paid for the sake of width and rhythm.

Comparison of options in one table

This table does not make three panels automatically the best solution. It shows what exactly the buyer is paying for.

How to check the 595+1010+595 layout on the wall without cutting

You can use painter's tape.

Step 1. Mark the 2200 mm field

1100 mm from the central axis of the bed.

Step 2. Mark the central module 1010 mm

505 mm from the axis in each direction.

Step 3. Mark the outer zones of 595 mm each

It immediately shows where the sconces and nightstands end up.

Step 4. Apply OPAN-005 to the intended edge

There is no need to model the entire wall with samples.

It is enough to check the end phase.

Step 5. Take a photo from the doorway

It is from there that the bedroom is often perceived as a whole.

Why the view from the doorway matters more than checking close to the wall

From a distance, it is easier to see:

• the overall width of the field;

• symmetry;

• position of sconces;

• the connection with the cabinets.

Only the quality of the relief is assessed up close.

Both distances are needed.

How to check the headboard from a lying position

A person sees the lower part of the sconce and the relief from a different angle.

The triangular PAN-005 can produce more active shadows.

What to evaluate

• whether the sconce blinds;

• whether the relief looks overly contrasty;

• whether the outlets end up in an inconvenient spot near the pillow.

Do we need to raise PAN-005 exactly to 950 mm

The short panel has a length of 950 mm.

But the decorative zone itself may start not from the floor, but from:

• top line of the cabinet;

• mattress height;

• another design level.

Why this is important

If the panel is placed above the floor, the 950 mm length may only cover part of the wall.

What not to do

Do not automatically assume 950 mm is the finished headboard height without reference to the bed.

Vertical position of PAN-005 relative to the mattress

If the bottom edge goes behind the bed, part of the panel will be hidden.

This may be normal.

Plus

No need to perfectly finish the hidden bottom line.

Minus

The buyer pays for material that is not visible.

Alternative

Raise the panel higher if the design allows.

But then the top line changes relative to the sconce.

How to choose the top field mark

There are several anchors.

From the height of the sconce

The field should serve as their background.

From the total height of the headboard

If the bed has a soft backrest.

From the furniture horizontal

For example, the top of cabinets or a decorative line.

Why 950 mm is convenient

This is a ready-made short format that often avoids a horizontal joint in a local area.

When a long PAN-005 might still be more advantageous

If the bedroom has another slatted zone of the same material.

For example:

• panel at the vanity table;

• cabinet front;

• tall partition wall.

Then the long panel can be cut into several pieces and the total consumption compared.

But the calculation must be common

You cannot buy 2670 mm just because "you get more from it."

Example of a common cutting of long MDF 2670 mm into two zones

Suppose the project needs:

• one part 950 mm;

• another one 950 mm.

In one length of 2670 mm fit:

950 + 950 = 1900 mm.

remains:

2670 − 1900 = 770 mm.

This might be interesting.

But the panel width is still 1010 mm, and you need to compare the price of the long SKU with two short ones.

Current price of long MDF

30 010 ₽.

Two short MDF panels:

2 × 12 550 = 25 100 ₽.

That is, today two short ones are cheaper than one long one by:

30 010 − 25 100 = 4 910 ₽.

But the long one gives a third leftover of 770 mm in height.

Commercial conclusion

For one headboard, short PAN-005 panels are more rational.

For multiple zones, you need to build a common cutting layout and recalculate.

Why beech/oak 2400 mm is even harder to compare with short panels

The long wood version costs significantly more and has natural material.

A separate project for cutting and texture is needed.

Do not replace short 950 mm panels with long ones just to reduce the number of source SKUs.

How to check that three PAN-005 do not create too wide a composition

Mark the edge of 2200 mm on the wall with tape.

Then mark 2020 mm nearby.

Compare the two rectangles.

Questions

• which one better supports the bed;

• where the sconces are;

• where the nightstands end;

• whether 2200 becomes too close to the wardrobe or trim.

If the wall is bounded by a wardrobe

The right or left edge of the field may end up too close.

Then symmetry relative to the bed conflicts with the room's architecture.

What to choose

Sometimes it's better to shift the entire headboard along with the bed slightly.

Sometimes — make the field asymmetric.

But that's already a design decision, not the PAN-005 standard.

If the bed is not centered on the wall

Don't automatically center PAN-005 on the wall.

Centering is usually more logical relative to the bed.

Why

The headboard serves the furniture composition, not an empty wall.

If one nightstand is wider than the other

A symmetrical background can still look more correct if the sconces and the bed are symmetrical.

But you can also connect the edge of the panel to the outer edges of the furniture.

A facade layout is needed.

When the slat field should be asymmetrical

For example, on the right, a wardrobe adjoins the bed, and on the left, the wall remains free.

PAN-005 can extend further in only one direction.

But then the 2200 mm theme changes

You cannot continue using the calculation of 200 mm on each side.

New coordinates are needed.

How to account for the mattress width and the width of the bed itself

The plan specifies a bed of 1800 mm.

In practice, 1800 could be:

• mattress width;

• inner size;

• the actual external width of the bed.

For the facade composition, the actual external width is needed, not just the mattress size.

Why

A soft bed can be wider than the mattress by tens of centimeters.

If 1800 is the mattress, the calculation of 200 mm on each side will be incorrect.

Therefore, before purchasing PAN-005, you need to clarify

what exactly 1800 mm is.

If it's the external frame of the bed, the calculation is ready.

If the mattress — measure the bed actually.

How this can change the decision 2 versus 3

Suppose the outer bed is not 1800, but 1940 mm.

For field 2020:

2020 − 1940 = 80 mm,

40 mm on each side.

This is already a very narrow exit.

For 2200:

2200 − 1940 = 260 mm,

by 130 mm.

Then the third panel becomes much more justified.

This is an example, not a statement about a specific bed.

The actual external width needs to be measured.

Why this is one of the most important hidden measurements.

Catalogs often give the mattress size as the bed name.

The interior panel must work with the actual dimensions of the furniture.

How to coordinate PAN-005 with a soft bed headboard.

If the bed already has a soft backrest, the slatted panel becomes a background.

What to check

• how much relief is visible on the sides;

• how much is visible from above;

• does the bed not cover most of the expensive panel;

• where are the sconces.

When 950 mm height is too little

If the sconces should be high and remain against the slatted background.

Then the short format may end below the base of the light fixture.

Solution

Do not extend the short panel with a horizontal extension blindly.

Compare the long format.

When 950 mm is perfect

If the local field is limited:

• on top of the soft backrest;

• wall sconce;

• furniture composition.

Checklist before ordering

If the table is not filled in, it's too early for purchasing.

FAQ

What size is the short PAN-005?

For the article, PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm is used.

What is the relief depth of PAN-005?

9 mm according to the card of the selected SKU.

Can I buy PAN-005 with a length of 950 mm?

Yes. Short versions 1010×9×950 mm are available in MDF, primed MDF, beech, and oak.

How many PAN-005 are needed for a headboard 2200 mm wide?

If the slat field should be solid and maintain a width of 2200 mm, three original modules are needed, because two panels give only 2020 mm.

Will two PAN-005 panels of 1010 mm be enough?

Only if you deliberately reduce the slat width to 2020 mm or add smooth side panels with a total width of 180 mm on the edges.

Can the headboard be reduced to 2020 mm?

Yes, if after that the sconces, nightstands, and room proportions still look correct.

How much will remain on the sides of a 1800 mm bed with a 2020 mm field?

If 1800 mm is the actual external width of the bed, 110 mm will remain on each side.

And with a 2200 mm field?

200 mm on each side.

Why is it necessary to check the external width of the bed, not just the mattress size?

Because the frame or upholstery may be wider than the mattress. For the facade composition, the actual external dimension is important.

How to position the PAN-005 joints in the center of the bed?

One of the strong preliminary options is to leave the central module at 1010 mm intact and make the two outer ones approximately 595 mm each: 595+1010+595=2200. The final cut lines are adjusted according to the actual triangular rhythm.

Can we simply cut 415 mm off each of the two outer panels?

415 mm is the mathematical remainder. Before cutting, you need to ensure that the line passes through a suitable phase of the triangular profile.

Where to place wall sconces on the slat panel?

Their axes are tied to the bed or nightstands, and then checked against the PAN-005 rhythm. The size of the sconce base must be known before final cutting.

Can I move sconces or outlets myself?

Electrical wiring and connection work is performed by a qualified electrician. The article only helps to design the placement of panels and devices.

What to do if an outlet falls on a joint?

First, try to change the phasing of the modules. If that is not possible, the node is designed specifically, not cut randomly on site.

What is better for a bedroom — MDF, beech, or oak?

MDF is rational under a covering paint. Beech and oak are chosen when a natural material and visible texture are needed. The result is better to check on a physical sample.

Can I buy a wooden PAN-005?

Yes. In the short format, there are beech and oak.

Why order OPAN-005?

To see the real depth of 9 mm, the triangular relief, the shadow from the sconce, the color, and the scale of the profile before purchasing two or three full-size panels.

What is the size of OPAN-005?

197×9×310 mm.

How much does OPAN-005 cost?

At the time of checking: MDF — 830 ₽, beech — 1,210 ₽, oak — 1,970 ₽.

Can I use the remainder of the third panel on a bedside table?

You can, if the actual size, direction of the relief, installation, and the table's facade are compatible. The remainder of 415 mm by itself does not yet mean a ready-made furniture facade.

What to choose — two modules or three, if the budget is limited?

First, check the 2020 mm composition. If it solves the headboard, cabinets, and proportions, two PAN-005 units are rational. If 2200 mm is functionally important, saving on the third module will worsen the project.

Where to buy slat panels for walls?

In the current STAVROS category. For a specific project, it is better to go to the PAN-005 card after calculating the quantity.

Where to order PAN-005?

In the PAN-005 card after approving the material, quantity, and layout.

How to check the current price?

Directly in the product card before payment. Prices and availability change.

Final algorithm before ordering PAN-005

1. Check the actual external width of the bed.

2. Confirm that the field really should be 2200 mm.

3. Visually compare 2020 and 2200 mm.

4. Fix the bed axis.

5. Apply bedside tables.

6. Apply centers of two sconces.

7. Check actual dimensions of sconce bases.

8. Apply outlets and switches.

9. Select MDF, primed MDF, beech, or oak.

10. Check OPAN-005 in real light.

11. If the field is 2020 mm enough — order two panels.

12. If 2200 mm is needed — switch to three.

13. Build a scheme of 595+1010+595 as a base.

14. Check the actual triangular rhythm before cutting.

15. Adjust the trim lines.

16. Decide where the leftovers go.

17. Coordinate the electrical work with a specialist.

18. Lock in the finish.

19. Check the current price.

20. Check availability.

21. Hand over the full specification to the manager.

22. Only after that place the order.

Conclusion

For a headboard width of 2200 mm, two PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm physically do not cover the design width:

1010×2 = 2020 mm.

Not enough 180 mm.

Therefore, there are only two honest solutions.

The first is to deliberately reduce the slat field to 2020 mm. With a bed width of 1800 mm, this gives 110 mm of clearance on each side. If the sconces are located within this zone, the nightstands do not require a wider backdrop, and the bedroom itself looks proportional; two panels are a rational and cheaper option.

The second is to keep 2200 mm and buy three PAN-005. Then the total initial width is 3030 mm, and the nominal excess is 830 mm. One of the most logical geometric options is 595+1010+595 mm: a whole central module and two symmetrical edge pieces. But the final 595 mm cannot be sent for cutting without checking the actual triangular rhythm.

With a field of 2200 mm and an actual bed of 1800 mm, 200 mm remains on each side. These additional 90 mm relative to the 2020 mm option can be critical for two sconces, nightstands, and outlets.

The third panel costs noticeable money: 12,550 ₽ for MDF, 18,650 ₽ for primed MDF, 18,120 ₽ for beech, and 29,510 ₽ for oak at the time of checking. Therefore, it should be purchased not as a "180 mm extension," but as material for the entire symmetrical layout and preserving the design width.

Before an expensive purchase, OPAN-005 197×9×310 mm is especially useful. It allows you to see the real triangular profile, the shadow from the sconce, and the interaction of the lamp base with the relief. For oak, a sample for 1,970 ₽ is especially reasonable before ordering three full-size modules for 88,530 ₽.

The final choice should not follow the formula "2200/1010 = three," but rather the chain:

bed → 2020 or 2200 → sconces → nightstands → outlets → triangular rhythm → material → leftovers → price → order.

If two panels are compositionally sufficient, a third is not needed. If 2200 mm is the actual design width and the lights must remain within the slat field, then order PAN-005 1010×9×950 mm in the quantity of three source modules and cut them after physically checking the rhythm.