Acoustic Felt Wall Panel

Fabric-covered acoustic wall panels are a type of wall covering used for sound insulation and echo cancellation. These panels are usually made of densified fiberglass, mineral wool or similar materials and have a special fabric covering over them. While this increases the sound absorption of the fabric-covered panel, it also provides an aesthetic appearance. These panels absorb the echo reflected from the wall, allowing the sound to be heard more clearly and more naturally. Additionally, acoustic panels are designed to optimize the acoustic properties of a room, helping people communicate more comfortably by reducing noise and preventing hearing fatigue.

3D acoustic wall panels are three-dimensional panels designed for sound insulation and echo control. These panels are made from an acoustically optimized material and are available in a variety of sizes and shapes. Usually, these panels are installed on walls and provide effective soundproofing in any room. 3D acoustic wall panels come with interesting shapes and patterns. This adds an aesthetic touch to any room and makes your decoration look more modern and stylish. 3D acoustic panels are available in different colors and sizes. This allows the panels to fit many different decorating styles.

Acoustic wooden wall panel is a wall covering material with high acoustic performance and aesthetic appeal. These panels, which have a wooden texture, help solve problems such as echo, reverberation and noise when used indoors Wooden wall panels are made from special materials designed to provide superior acoustic performance. These materials have sound-absorbing properties and reduce echo and noise by absorbing indoor sounds.

Acoustic wood ceiling panel is a type of ceiling panels that can be easily mounted on ceiling surfaces and provide sound insulation. These panels can be used in a variety of rooms and are especially preferred in places where noise levels are high, such as offices, schools, theaters and other public areas. The sound insulation properties of such wooden panels arise from the acoustic filling material on the back of the panel. This material reduces noise levels by absorbing and absorbing sound waves. Additionally, holes or cutouts on the surface of the panel allow sound to penetrate into the panel and help with greater sound absorption.