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Description
This premium PET felt acoustic panel is engineered to deliver outstanding sound absorption in a sleek, contemporary format. Manufactured from high-quality polyester fibres, it helps to reduce reverberation and echo, improving speech intelligibility and overall acoustic comfort in modern interiors.
Designed for use in offices, education facilities, hospitality spaces and residential projects, the panel combines excellent acoustic performance with a sustainable profile. Lightweight yet robust, it can be cut, routed and shaped to suit bespoke design schemes while offering reliable fire-retardant properties and long-term stability.
Product Features
- Standard panel dimensions of 2440 mm length and 1220 mm width provide generous coverage for walls, ceilings and partitions.
- 9 mm thickness for effective acoustic damping without excessive bulk or weight.
- Approximate panel weight of 5.7 kg, making handling and installation straightforward for contractors and fit-out teams.
- Manufactured from PET felt, offering a smooth, textile-like finish suitable for visible interior applications.
- Fire-retardant performance to support compliance with relevant interior building and safety requirements.
- Available in a range of customisable colours to complement brand palettes and interior design schemes.
- Supplied as rigid sheets that can be easily cut and shaped with standard woodworking tools for bespoke installations.
Key Features and Benefits
- Improves room acoustics by absorbing mid to high frequency sound, reducing echo and background noise in busy environments.
- Supports sustainable design goals through use of PET-based felt, which can incorporate recycled content and is fully recyclable at end of life.
- Low weight and manageable sheet size simplify transport, handling and on-site installation, saving time on fit-out projects.
- Fire-retardant properties offer added peace of mind in public and commercial spaces where safety standards are critical.
- Custom colour options allow panels to function as both an acoustic solution and a design feature, from subtle tones to bold accent walls.
- Easily fabricated into bespoke shapes, baffles or ceiling rafts, enabling creative acoustic treatments tailored to each project.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | PET (polyethylene terephthalate) felt acoustic panel |
| Panel Dimensions | 2440 mm (L) x 1220 mm (W) |
| Thickness | 9 mm nominal |
| Approximate Weight | 5.7 kg per sheet |
| Fire Performance | Fire-retardant PET felt (specific rating dependent on test standard; check current data sheet) |
| Colour Options | Customisable colours available to order, subject to minimum quantities and lead time |
Applications and Ideal Uses
These PET felt acoustic panels are suitable for a wide range of commercial, institutional and residential interior projects where improved sound control and a refined aesthetic are required.
- Wall and ceiling acoustic treatments in open-plan offices, meeting rooms and call centres.
- Acoustic enhancements in classrooms, lecture theatres and training suites.
- Sound-absorbing feature walls in hotels, restaurants, bars and reception areas.
- Home cinemas, media rooms and music practice spaces requiring improved sound quality.
- Architectural screening, partitions and decorative acoustic baffles in shared workspaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the PET felt acoustic panels be cut to size on site?
Yes, the panels can be cut, trimmed and shaped on site using standard woodworking tools such as sharp knives, jigsaws or circular saws. Always use appropriate safety equipment and support the panel properly while cutting to achieve clean, accurate edges.
Are these acoustic panels suitable for use in fire-regulated commercial buildings?
The panels are manufactured from fire-retardant PET felt and are suitable for many commercial and public interiors. However, fire performance requirements vary by building type and location, so you should always consult the latest technical data sheet and confirm compliance with your project’s specific regulations and building control requirements.
How are the panels typically fixed to walls or ceilings?
Panels can be installed using a range of methods, including adhesive bonding to suitable substrates, mechanical fixings, or mounting within framing systems. The most appropriate method depends on the substrate, access requirements and design intent; your installer or contractor should choose a fixing system that is compatible with the panel, substrate and applicable building standards.