Acoustic Floating Ceiling Panel

Acoustic felt canopy floating ceiling panel is a decorative product used to reduce noise and provide sound insulation on ceilings. This sound-absorbing panel is often used in offices, meeting rooms, conference rooms, restaurants and similar places. This acoustic ceiling panel is made from high quality acoustic felt material and is designed to increase the absorption of high frequency sounds. In addition, air circulation is provided thanks to the pores on the surface of the acoustic panel. Acoustic felt canopy ceiling panel provides high-performance sound insulation and reduces noise while also giving the space an aesthetic appearance. The colors and designs of the panel can be customized to match the decoration of the space.

Fabric-covered suspended ceiling panel is a ceiling covering material generally used for decorative purposes indoors. These panels are fabric-covered panels stretched within a wood, metal or PVC frame with a flat surface. Some features of these ceiling panels are: Sound insulation: Fabric-covered suspended ceiling panels provide sound insulation and reduce echo. Visual aesthetics: Fabric-covered suspended ceiling panels offer a modern and stylish appearance and offer many different color, pattern and texture options. Easy installation: These panels can be easily installed and customized according to the shape and size of the ceiling.

Acoustic baffle ceiling panel is a ceiling panel generally used to reduce noise or improve acoustic performance. These panels are usually hung perpendicular to each other and hang from the ceiling surface. Therefore, they can be an effective solution to reduce echo and improve sound quality when used in areas with high ceilings.

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.