Absorbs Echo & Reverberation
Slats over an acoustic backing soak up reflected mid and high frequencies, calming the bright, hollow ring of rooms with glass, plaster, and stone surfaces.
Two surfaces in one. Wood slat panels that tame echo and reverberation while reading as a warm timber feature wall — engineered for home theatres, meeting rooms, and hospitality interiors where sound and design matter equally.
Acoustic wall panels solve two problems at once — they soften the echo and harshness of hard rooms while adding the warmth of a timber feature wall. Instead of choosing between a sound treatment and a decorative finish, you specify one architectural surface that does both, ideal for home theatres, conference rooms, and hospitality corridors.
Slats over an acoustic backing soak up reflected mid and high frequencies, calming the bright, hollow ring of rooms with glass, plaster, and stone surfaces.
Rhythmic oak, walnut, or black ash battens read as architecture — a tactile, handcrafted plane worthy of premium residential and hospitality interiors.
A single panel system replaces separate acoustic and decorative treatments — simplifying specification, installation, and budgeting across a project.
A timber slat face bonded to a sound-absorbing backing — wood that you see, acoustic material that you hear. Every layer is specified for the room it serves.
Slat face over acoustic backing
The visible face is a run of timber battens in oak, walnut, or black ash — evenly spaced to set the rhythm of the wall while opening the surface to incoming sound.
Behind the slats sits a layer of pressed acoustic felt. Its dense fibrous structure traps reflected sound, helping to soften echo and reverberation within the room.
A recycled PET board offers an alternative backing — a sustainable, rigid sound-absorbing substrate that pairs cleanly with the slat face for a durable panel.
Slat width, spacing, and backing are chosen to suit each space. Acoustic performance is specified per project rather than promised as a fixed figure on every wall.
Rooms with hard surfaces, large volumes, or critical listening benefit most — from private cinemas to busy commercial interiors.
Calm reflections around the screen for clearer dialogue and tighter sound — a cinema wall that looks as considered as it listens.
Reduce echo so voices and video calls stay intelligible — quieter, more comfortable rooms across corporate floors.
Soften reverberant lobbies, lift lobbies, and corridors while adding a signature timber finish that reinforces the brand.
Break up large, hard volumes and curb the buzz of busy floors — feature walls that work as quiet zones and brand surfaces.
Tame early reflections in recording, podcast, and music spaces where a controlled, even sound field is essential.
Private-label acoustic panel manufacturing for brands, developers, and dealers — with finish libraries and export documentation.
Acoustic slat panels sit within a wider wall panel program — combine sound-absorbing walls with wood, recycled PET, and decorative finishes across one coordinated interior.
Solid and veneered timber panels in oak, walnut, and black ash — the finish library behind our acoustic slat faces.
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Sustainable PET sound-absorbing boards — the backing technology that gives our acoustic panels their performance.
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Sculptural and textured feature panels for purely visual statements where acoustic performance is not the priority.
Explore decorative panels →Export-grade production for acoustic wall panels — from CNC-cut slats to felt lamination and station-level material certification. Tour our factory →
Timber battens are CNC machined for consistent width and spacing — the precision that gives a slat wall its clean, repeating rhythm.
Slat faces are bonded to acoustic felt or recycled PET backing under controlled pressure for a durable, dimensionally stable panel.
Veneers and solid stock are sourced under FSC chain-of-custody certification, supporting responsible forestry across the program.
Panel substrates meet CARB and E0 low-emission standards, supporting healthier indoor air in occupied residential and commercial spaces.
Veneer matching and finish checks across production batches keep colour and grain consistent over full-wall and multi-room runs.
Multi-point QC covering slat alignment, bond integrity, panel flatness, and packaging before every shipment leaves the factory.
Completed installations across global markets — sound-absorbing feature walls for developers, architects, and interior designers. View all projects →
For rooms that suffer from echo, glare, or hard surfaces, yes — acoustic slat panels soften reverberation while doubling as a warm timber feature wall. In home theatres, meeting rooms, and hospitality corridors they replace separate acoustic and decorative treatments with one architectural surface. See our wood wall panels for the finish library.
Slat panels absorb mid and high frequencies but do little for deep bass, and they reduce echo rather than block sound between rooms. The slatted timber also collects dust over time. Specifying the right backing and pairing panels with bass and isolation measures resolves most of these limits.
Not on their own. Acoustic panels absorb sound inside a room to cut echo and reverberation; soundproofing means stopping sound passing through walls, which requires mass and isolation in the wall build-up. Use slat panels for room acoustics and combine them with proper construction where isolation matters.
Ours pair solid timber or wood-veneer slats with an acoustic backing — most often pressed felt or a recycled PET board that traps sound. Slat faces come in oak, walnut, and black ash. See our recycled PET wall panels for the backing technology, available across the full panel program.
Yes. As an OEM and ODM manufacturer we tune slat width, spacing, panel size, felt colour, and veneer to your specification — including matched timber finishes drawn from our wood wall panel library so acoustic walls read as part of one coordinated interior scheme.
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