Acoustic Wood Panel - Smoke Oak

Introducing our Acoustic Wood Panel in Smoke Oak, an exquisite blend of acoustic excellence and aesthetic sophistication tailored for the discerning decorator. This unique variant, characterized by its dark brown complexion and subtle light grain, captures the essence of smoked and aged oak, offering a look and feel that is both timeless and distinguished. Perfect for adding depth and character to any space, the Smoke Oak panel achieves up to 50% noise reduction, enhancing your environment's comfort while elevating its style.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, our panels are composed of high-quality, sustainable materials. The smooth wood veneer finish and elegantly placed lamella strips are supported by a foundation of recycled acoustic felt, ensuring superb sound absorption and a commitment to environmental stewardship. These versatile panels are seamlessly suited for application on walls, ceilings, and doors, providing a rich, inviting ambiance in both residential and commercial settings.

Designed for straightforward installation, the Acoustic Wood Panel in Smoke Oak transforms any room instantly, offering an unparalleled combination of functionality and chic design. Ideal for those looking to merge traditional charm with contemporary flair, our panels invite you to redefine your space with an opulent smoked oak aesthetic that speaks volumes of your taste for refined elegance.

Panel Size: L2400 cm x W600 cm x D2.1 cm

Slat Size: W27 mm x D12 mm

Felt Depth: 9 mm

Panel coverage: 1.44 m³

Panel Weight: 12 kg

Slats Per Panel: 15

Our three recommended methods for installing our Acoustic Wall Panels.

1. Glueing directly onto the wall.
A construction glue or grab adhesive is advised for this task.

2. Screwing right into the wall.
The panels may be put directly into the wall through the acoustic felt with black screws for the black backing option and silver or grey screws for the grey backing option. We propose a minimum of 9 screws per panel, spaced 200mm apart across the width and 800mm along the length. If placing in ceilings, ensure that they are fastened into the ceiling joists. When working with plasterboard, for example, make sure you use the proper fasteners.

3. Screwing the panels to 45mm wood batons
To ensure maximum sound absorption, we propose nailing 45mm timber batons to the wall, followed by putting the panels directly into the batons through the acoustic felt. When combined with Rockwool sound insulation under the panels between the batons, this results in Class A sound absorption.