4000 Holes Wood Panel

Acoustic Wood Baffle Ceiling is a large format, vertically oriented panels used as decorative ceiling panels or to cover spaces of all sizes. Acoustic wood baffle ceiling panels are hung independently of the structure using a slotted c-profile or T-bar grid. Optional notched supports allow wood baffle panels to be applied to both walls and ceilings. Wooden Baffles are available in solid wood or a wide variety of wood veneers laminated to composite MDF or Particleboard Core. Wooden Baffle Ceiling Panels are considered acoustically reflective, but Microperforated veneer versions are available for improved sound insulation.

Perforated wood panel is a type of acoustic panel made from medium-density fibreboard (MDF) materials, covered with regularly spaced holes. This panel provides a visually pleasing appearance and can be used for sound insulation purposes. Holes drilled in the panel help reduce the reflection of noise and are effective for sound insulation. Perforated MDF wood panel can be used for different spaces such as conference rooms, cinemas, studios, offices and homes

2000 perforated acoustic wood panel is not designed to provide sound insulation. These types of panels are used to reduce sound echo and improve sound quality. The holes allow sound to enter and dampen the panel, reducing reflected sound waves and providing clearer sound quality. There is also usually acoustic material behind the panel, which provides better insulation performance. 2000 perforated wooden acoustic panels are used in many areas that require sound insulation, for example, they can be used in places such as conference rooms, recording studios, offices, schools, cinemas and restaurants. Moreover, they are available in various colors and sizes and can be chosen to suit the decoration.

Jointed wooden panels are products that have both sound-reflecting and sound-absorbing properties. Thanks to these features, it provides a better acoustic experience in spaces by reducing echo and creates a quieter and more comfortable environment by absorbing sounds. Sound-reflecting panels do not absorb reflected sound waves, on the contrary, they cause echoes in the space. These types of panels are especially used in places such as music rooms, concert halls and theaters. Sound absorbing panels, on the other hand, prevent echoes in the space by absorbing the reflected sound waves. These types of panels are especially used in places such as offices, restaurants, cafes and hotels. Jointed acoustic wood panels can meet different needs in different spaces, thanks to both their reflective and absorbing properties. Thanks to these features, they can be used to optimize the acoustics of spaces and provide a better sound quality and a comfortable environment.