Veneer Banding Acoustic Wood Slat Panels 2400mm Wood Slat Wall Tiles Customized

Aesthetic Beauty Wood Veneer Banding Slat Acoustic Wood Panel 2400mm​

Description:

Sound consists of waves, and when these waves hit a solid surface, they reflect back into the room, causing an effect known as reverberation. A wood slat acoustic panel is made up of vertical strips of medium-density fiberboard (MDF), with each strip measuring 27 millimeters in width and a 13-millimeter gap between them. These panels are designed to capture and absorb sound waves upon contact with both the felt material and the wooden slats. This process prevents the sound from reflecting back into the room, thereby significantly reducing or even eliminating reverberation. Additionally, the width of the panels and the spaces between the slats can be customized, allowing for tailored aesthetic results based on the desired final appearance. The black or gray color applied to the area behind the slats is essential in achieving a dramatic, contemporary look. This color scheme enhances the design of the acoustic panels and contributes to their overall visual appeal.

Feature:
 
Enhanced interior sound quality(NRC:0.85)
E0 grade environmental protection
The aesthetic appeal of the interior space is heightened by the remarkable color selection and superior surface finish
Designed for both residential and commercial use
Customized size
Various indoor application scenarios
Easy to install on wall and ceiling

Optional slat:Brown MDF/Black HDF
 
 
Specifications:

Installation:
Step 1: Preparing the wall involves cleaning and ensuring that the surface is even and ready for installation.
This step is crucial as it ensures that the acoustic panels will be mounted securely and effectively.

Step 2: Mounting the underlying battens involves attaching wooden strips to the wall, which will serve as a base for the
acoustic panels. Insulation wool can be placed between the battens if better acoustic performance is desired. This step
helps to improve sound insulation by reducing sound transmission through the walls.

Step 3: Mounting the acoustic panels involves attaching the panels directly onto the battensusing screws in the back acoustic felt.
It is recommended to use black screws to achieve the best finish.The panels should be mounted securely and evenly to ensure
optimal sound absorption.

Step 4: Once the acoustic panels are fully installed, the wall is now equipped with improved sound insulation properties.
The finished product should provide a more comfortable and quieter environment, reducing noise levels andimproving
overall acoustics.