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Description
This premium PET felt acoustic panel in fern green offers a high-performance solution for reducing unwanted noise and echo in modern interiors. Manufactured from recycled polyester fibres, it combines impressive sound absorption with a refined architectural finish that complements a wide range of design schemes.
Engineered for both commercial and residential environments, this eco-friendly panel is fire retardant, lightweight, and easy to work with on-site. Supplied as a 9 mm thick sheet at 2440 mm length and 1220 mm width, it is ideal for wall and ceiling installations in offices, education spaces, hospitality venues and home studios where acoustic comfort and visual appeal are equally important.
Product Features
- Manufactured from durable PET felt for reliable and consistent acoustic performance.
- Attractive fern green finish to add colour and texture to interior surfaces.
- Standard 9 mm thickness for effective sound absorption without excessive bulk.
- Generous sheet size of 2440 mm length for covering larger wall and ceiling areas with fewer joints.
- Practical 1220 mm sheet width, compatible with common framing and substrate dimensions.
- Can be cut, shaped and routed on-site to create custom panels, baffles, and decorative acoustic features.
- Suitable for use as a facing material on acoustic structures or as a stand-alone sound absorbing panel.
Key Features and Benefits
- Enhanced acoustic comfort: Reduces reverberation and background noise, improving speech clarity in busy open-plan spaces.
- Eco-conscious material choice: Produced from polyester fibres that support sustainable interior design specifications.
- Fire retardant performance: Designed to meet key fire safety requirements for use in public, commercial and educational buildings.
- Design-led fern green colour: Provides a contemporary, natural tone that integrates well with biophilic and modern interior schemes.
- Easy installation and fabrication: Lightweight sheets are simple to handle, cut and fix using standard tools and suitable adhesives or mechanical fixings.
- Low maintenance surface: Resilient felt finish is resistant to everyday knocks and can be cleaned with light vacuuming or gentle wiping.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | PET (polyethylene terephthalate) felt |
| Colour | Fern green |
| Thickness | 9 mm (nominal) |
| Sheet length | 2440 mm |
| Sheet width | 1220 mm |
| Typical applications | Wall and ceiling panels, acoustic baffles, screens, and decorative sound absorbing features |
Applications and Ideal Uses
This PET felt acoustic panel is suited to a wide variety of interior projects where control of reverberation and noise is essential alongside a high-quality decorative finish.
- Open-plan offices, meeting rooms and call centres to improve speech privacy and concentration.
- Schools, colleges and universities in classrooms, lecture theatres and libraries.
- Hospitality interiors including hotels, restaurants, cafés and reception areas.
- Home cinemas, media rooms and music practice spaces to reduce echo and sound reflections.
- Retail and showroom environments where acoustic comfort supports a pleasant customer experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the PET felt acoustic panel be cut to size on site?
Yes, the panel can be cut, shaped and trimmed using common hand tools such as sharp utility knives or suitable saws. Always use a straight edge, work on a stable surface and follow appropriate safety guidance when cutting.
How is this acoustic panel typically fixed to walls or ceilings?
The panel can be installed using compatible construction adhesives, mechanical fixings, or as part of a framed system, depending on the substrate and design requirements. Ensure the surface is clean, dry and suitably prepared, and follow the recommendations of your chosen fixing method.
Is the panel suitable for use in areas with higher humidity?
The PET felt acoustic panel is intended for use in standard indoor environments. It should not be installed in areas subject to high humidity, direct water contact or condensation, such as shower rooms or exposed exterior locations.