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Description
These 9mm acoustic panels are manufactured from 100% recycled PET felt, providing an eco-conscious way to control sound while enhancing the look and feel of any interior space. Designed for architects, designers, and fit-out specialists, they deliver reliable acoustic performance in a slim, lightweight format that is easy to handle and install.
Available in a core palette of Smoke, Black, Dark Grey, Grey, and Light Grey, along with over twenty additional colours, the panels can be used as wall linings, ceiling rafts, partitions, and decorative features in offices, education spaces, hospitality venues, and residential projects. The result is a comfortable environment with reduced reverberation and a refined, contemporary aesthetic.
Product Features
- Manufactured from 100% recycled PET felt for a highly sustainable acoustic solution.
- Standard panel size: 1200 mm length x 600 mm width for easy layout and modular design.
- 9 mm thickness offering effective sound absorption while remaining slim and low profile.
- Offered in Smoke, Black, Dark Grey, Grey, Light Grey and 23 additional colour options to suit a wide range of design schemes.
- Lightweight construction for straightforward handling, cutting, and installation on site.
- Durable, impact-resistant surface suitable for busy commercial and public interiors.
- Suitable for use as wall panels, ceiling panels, desk screens, baffles, and decorative acoustic features.
Key Features and Benefits
- Improves acoustic comfort by helping to reduce echo and reverberation in open-plan and hard-surfaced spaces.
- Supports sustainability goals through the use of 100% recycled PET and a fully recyclable panel at end of life.
- Enhances interiors with clean lines and a broad choice of colours, enabling both subtle and statement designs.
- Simple to fabricate on site using common cutting tools, allowing bespoke shapes, patterns, and tile formats.
- Quick to install using suitable adhesives, mechanical fixings, or mounting systems, minimising downtime during fit-out.
- Low-maintenance surface that is easy to wipe clean and retains its appearance over time.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | 100% recycled PET felt |
| Panel dimensions | 1200 mm (length) x 600 mm (width) |
| Thickness | 9 mm |
| Available colours | Smoke, Black, Dark Grey, Grey, Light Grey plus 23 additional colour options |
| Panel type | Flat acoustic sheet for wall, ceiling, and screen applications |
| Recyclability | Fully recyclable at end of service life (check local recycling facilities) |
Applications and Ideal Uses
These recycled PET felt acoustic panels are suitable for a wide range of commercial, public, and residential interiors where improved sound quality and a refined appearance are required.
- Office meeting rooms, open-plan workspaces, and focus areas to reduce noise and improve speech clarity.
- Schools, colleges, and universities for classrooms, lecture theatres, and libraries.
- Hospitality environments such as restaurants, cafés, bars, and hotel lobbies.
- Creative studios, co-working spaces, and reception areas requiring design-led acoustic treatment.
- Home cinemas, music rooms, and living spaces to enhance listening comfort.
Frequently Asked Questions
How effective are 9 mm PET felt acoustic panels at reducing noise?
The 9 mm PET felt panels are designed to absorb mid to high frequency sound, helping to reduce echo and reverberation in most typical interior spaces. While they will not provide full soundproofing, they significantly improve acoustic comfort when used in sufficient coverage and in combination with other soft furnishings.
Can these acoustic panels be cut and shaped on site?
Yes, the panels can be cut and shaped on site using standard tools such as sharp knives or fine-tooth saws. This makes it easy to create custom shapes, tiles, and design features, or to trim panels to fit around fixtures, sockets, and architectural details.
How are the recycled PET felt panels installed?
The panels can be installed using suitable high-tack adhesives, mechanical fixings, or a combination of both, depending on the substrate and application. For ceilings and larger wall areas, additional fixings or support systems may be recommended. Always follow the guidance of your installer and check substrate suitability before fitting.