Wooden acoustic panels

Are you looking for high-quality acoustics and design solutions? Wooden acoustic panels not only improve poor acoustics — they also look beautiful. Most acoustic elements don’t work as a single surface entity. Their effectiveness really depends on a volume of airspace behind the panels.

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Application

Sound absorbing panels

How can you improve poor acoustics in your room? Acoustical problems are curable with acoustic elements through proper surface shaping and positioning, and by adding sound absorbers and sound diffusers to a surface. With the right combination of a sound absorber and sound diffuser, you can transform any room into having high-quality acoustics.
Function

Curved acoustic wall panels

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Natural Wood. Acoustic Experience.

Material

Natural wood texture

The larger the air space behind the panels, the better low-frequency sound absorption you have. But how can you optimize the design of your room’s acoustics without losing a lot of air space for the panels? What if you had Wave wall panels with customizable curves, acting as broadband absorbers to trap bass frequencies? With Wave, you can precisely balance a room’s physical space and the air spacing for the panels.
Application

Sound diffusers

Acoustic panels are great at absorbing middle and high sounds but aren’t very good at handling bass sounds. This is where the airspace behind the panels comes in. Long sound waves are trapped in the airspace, bent and folded so their sound energy reduced. This air gap increases sound absorption and also extends absorption to bass sounds.

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