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Description
This premium acoustic honeycomb composite sheet is a high-performance translucent panel designed to improve interior acoustics while maintaining a light, modern aesthetic. Combining a visually striking honeycomb core with a microperforated PETG surface, it helps to diffuse sound and reduce reverberation in contemporary spaces.
Manufactured as a clear translucent panel in a robust 17 mm thickness, each sheet measures 3015 mm in length by 1000 mm in width, making it ideal for wall cladding, partitions, ceiling elements and decorative features in offices, public buildings, hospitality venues and retail interiors.
Product Features
- Premium acoustic honeycomb composite construction with clear translucent finish for modern interior applications.
- Microperforated PETG surface layer designed to enhance sound absorption and improve interior acoustic comfort.
- Standard sheet thickness of 17 mm, providing a stable, rigid panel suitable for architectural and design installations.
- Generous sheet size of 3015 mm length by 1000 mm width for large-format coverage and reduced joint lines.
- Light-transmitting honeycomb core offers a distinctive visual texture while maintaining privacy and light diffusion.
- Durable PETG face with good impact resistance and formability for cutting, shaping and integration into bespoke designs.
- Compatible with typical fixing methods for panel systems, including framing, mechanical fixings and adhesive bonding (subject to design requirements).
Key Features and Benefits
- Improves acoustic performance by helping to reduce echo and reverberation in hard-surfaced interiors.
- Combines sound control with a refined translucent appearance, supporting both functional and aesthetic design goals.
- Large, rigid sheets reduce the number of panel joints, simplifying installation and creating cleaner visual lines.
- Translucent honeycomb structure allows natural or artificial light to pass through, contributing to brighter interior spaces.
- Robust PETG outer layer offers impact resistance and durability for high-traffic environments.
- Versatile panel form enables use in vertical, horizontal or suspended applications within a wide range of interior projects.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material construction | Acoustic honeycomb composite core with microperforated PETG surface |
| Finish / appearance | Clear translucent panel with visible honeycomb structure |
| Sheet thickness | 17 mm (nominal) |
| Sheet length | 3015 mm |
| Sheet width | 1000 mm |
| Typical applications | Interior wall panels, partitions, ceiling features, acoustic cladding and decorative elements |
Applications and Ideal Uses
This acoustic honeycomb composite sheet is suited to a wide range of architectural and interior design projects where visual impact and improved sound control are required.
- Office and workspace partitions to enhance privacy and reduce noise transfer between areas.
- Reception areas and lobbies where acoustic comfort and contemporary aesthetics are both important.
- Hospitality interiors, including hotels, bars and restaurants, for feature walls and ceiling rafts.
- Retail and showroom environments requiring eye-catching, light-transmitting display backdrops or cladding.
- Educational and public buildings where improved acoustics and durable interior finishes are a priority.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the acoustic honeycomb composite sheet be cut to size on site?
Yes, the sheet can typically be cut to size using appropriate tools suitable for PETG and composite panels, such as fine-toothed saws or CNC equipment. Care should be taken to support the panel during cutting and to follow best practice for dust extraction and edge finishing.
Is this translucent acoustic panel suitable for use in high-moisture or wet areas?
The panel is designed primarily for dry interior environments. While PETG has good moisture resistance, installation in high-moisture or wet areas should be carefully assessed, with particular attention to edge sealing, fixings and any building regulations applicable to the project.
How is the panel typically fixed to walls or ceilings?
The sheet can be incorporated into framed systems, fixed with suitable mechanical fasteners, or bonded using compatible adhesives, depending on the design and substrate. The chosen fixing method should account for panel weight, orientation, expected loads and any movement within the supporting structure.