Acoustic panel types and soundproofing products
Manufactured to international standards for sound insulation and acoustic design.
MS-001
Melamine Foam
Melamine foam is a high-performance acoustic foam whose open-cell structure absorbs sound waves and reduces echo and noise. Light, flexible and non-combustible, it is both a safe and an effective acoustic material. Usually fixed to walls and ceilings, melamine foam is used to improve room acoustics in studios, offices, teaching spaces and technical rooms.
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AO-004
Acoustic Curtain
An acoustic curtain is a sound-absorbing textile used to reduce reflections and bring noise under control. Its dense weave and purpose-made construction take in sound waves and leave the room more even and comfortable. Chosen for meeting rooms, offices, studios and multi-purpose spaces, acoustic curtains improve the acoustics while working as part of the interior.
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MS-002
Labyrinth Foam
Labyrinth foam is cut to a profile that sends sound waves off in different directions, reducing echo and reflections. Its open-cell structure absorbs sound and gives the room a more balanced, controlled acoustic. Used in studios, recording rooms, plant rooms and technical areas, labyrinth foam absorbs a high proportion of the sound that reaches it.
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MS-003
Egg-Crate Foam
Egg-crate foam scatters sound waves across its moulded face, reducing echo and reflections. Its open-cell structure absorbs sound and leaves the room clearer and better balanced. Commonly used in studios, recording rooms, podcast spaces and offices, it is an affordable way to bring a room's acoustics under control.
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MS-004
Pyramid Foam
Pyramid foam scatters sound waves across its pyramid-profiled face, reducing echo and reflections. Its open-cell structure absorbs sound and leaves the room clearer and better balanced. Commonly used in studios, recording rooms, podcast spaces and offices, pyramid foam improves the acoustics and gives the wall a recognisable character at the same time.
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SI-001
Seismic Mount
A seismic mount is a vibration isolator used to reduce the vibration and shock generated by building and mechanical systems. It restrains equipment against seismic movement while keeping vibration-borne noise from reaching the structure. Used with HVAC systems, machinery and in plant rooms, seismic mounts serve both safety and acoustic comfort.
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SI-002
PVC Sound Barrier
A PVC sound barrier is a flexible, effective soundproofing material whose density blocks sound from passing through. It stops sound waves with sheer mass and greatly reduces how much noise travels from one space to another. Used on walls, ceilings and floors, PVC barriers suit projects where performance matters most: studios, technical areas and housing.
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SI-003
Acoustic Sealing Tape
Acoustic tape is a sealing material used to stop the sound leaking through the joints in a soundproofing build-up. Applied beneath profiles or at junctions in wall, ceiling and floor systems, it reduces the vibration and sound passing through. Being flexible, it follows the surface closely and raises the performance of the whole system, so the isolation actually delivers what it was designed for.
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SI-004
Rubber-Cork Underlay
Rubber-cork underlay combines natural cork granules with rubber and is used above all to reduce impact and vibration noise. Flexible and durable, it damps vibration in floor build-ups and markedly cuts the sound carried to the floors below. Usually laid under the floor finish, it provides both sound and vibration isolation in homes, offices, gyms and technical areas.
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SI-005
Evapan
Evapan is a dense acoustic foam and isolation material used for soundproofing and vibration control. Flexible and hard-wearing, it reduces sound transmission and helps damp the noise that comes from impact and vibration. Used on walls, ceilings and floors, Evapan is an effective answer in plant rooms, technical spaces, studios and industrial sites.
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SI-006
Basotect
Basotect is a high-performance, open-cell acoustic foam based on melamine resin. Its open pores draw sound waves in, cutting echo and noise and leaving a clearer, better balanced room. Non-combustible, light and flexible, Basotect is straightforward to fix to walls and ceilings. Its high absorption, antibacterial properties and heat resistance make it both a safe and an effective choice in studios, offices, hospitals, teaching spaces and commercial interiors.
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SI-007
Tecsound
Tecsound is a thin, flexible soundproofing membrane whose high density blocks sound from passing through. Applied to walls, ceilings and floors, it substantially reduces the noise carried from one space to another. Because it performs well despite being thin, it is a common choice in professional soundproofing work.
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AP-007
Acoustic Timber Panel
Perforated timber acoustic panels and timber panel systems are a contemporary finish used both to improve how a room looks and how it sounds. The perforated face lets sound waves through to the absorbent layer behind, which cuts echo and noise and leaves the room better balanced and more comfortable. Produced with a timber veneer, these panels create a warm, refined atmosphere and add to the architecture rather than sitting on top of it. They are used in conference halls, offices, teaching spaces, hotels and social areas. Hard-wearing and available with different perforation patterns, they can also be designed specifically for a project.
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AP-006
Slat Felt Panel (Timber-Slat Panel)
Timber slats over acoustic felt bring the look and the acoustic performance together in one contemporary wall and ceiling finish. The felt layer behind the slats absorbs sound waves and helps reduce echo and noise in the room. The natural timber grain makes it a decorative as much as a functional choice in offices, meeting rooms, hotels and social spaces.
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AO-001
Acoustic Felt Desk Divider
Felt desk dividers separate workstations both visually and acoustically, making the room quieter and easier to concentrate in. The dense felt slows the spread of sound and helps bring the noise level down. Plain and contemporary in form, it is a practical and presentable answer for open-plan offices, call centres and shared work areas.
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AP-001
Acoustic Felt Baffle Ceiling Panel
Felt ceiling panels hang down from the ceiling and are an effective way to reduce echo and noise in a room. The dense felt absorbs sound waves and leaves the space calmer and better balanced. With a contemporary, decorative look they work as both a functional and an attractive ceiling treatment in offices, open-plan work areas, restaurants and social spaces. The NRC of a felt panel depends on its thickness, density and how it is fixed. For PET acoustic felt of 9–12 mm the figure is typically in the 0.30–0.50 range.
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AP-002
Acoustic Felt Wall Panel
Acoustic felt wall panels cut indoor echo and noise and give a room a more even, comfortable sound. The dense felt takes in sound waves rather than bouncing them back. With a contemporary look and a choice of colours they work as both a decorative and a functional solution in offices, meeting rooms, teaching spaces and social areas. The NRC of a felt panel depends on its thickness, density and how it is fixed. For PET acoustic felt of 9–12 mm the figure is typically in the 0.30–0.50 range.
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AO-003
Acoustic Screen
Acoustic screens are a practical way to control sound and improve comfort in open-plan and shared work areas. The glass-wool core reduces the noise and echo in the room, making it calmer and easier to work in. Being free-standing and modular, they can be moved as the space changes, while the contemporary finish keeps them presentable.
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AO-002
Fabric-Wrapped Desk Divider
Acoustic desk dividers control sound between workstations in open-plan offices and make for a calmer, more productive room. The glass-wool core absorbs sound waves and brings the noise level down. The fabric face and plain shape make it a desk divider that works as well visually as it does acoustically.
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AP-003
Fabric-Wrapped Baffle Ceiling Panel
Baffle panels hang vertically from the ceiling and are used above all in rooms with high ceilings, where echo and noise build up. Because they hang free, they absorb sound on both faces, which improves the acoustics of the room and evens out how sound is distributed. In offices, conference halls, restaurants and open-plan work areas they deliver acoustic performance and a contemporary ceiling at the same time. For glass-wool panels of 30–50 mm the noise reduction coefficient (NRC) is typically in the 0.80–1.00 range, meaning the panel absorbs most of the mid and high frequency sound and measurably improves room acoustics.
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AP-004
Fabric-Wrapped Floating Ceiling Panel
Designed for ceilings, these flat fabric-wrapped panels reduce echo and noise and give a clearer, better balanced spread of sound. The glass-wool core absorbs a high proportion of the sound that reaches it. Their minimal, clean look makes them both a decorative and a functional answer in offices, meeting rooms, conference halls and studios. For glass-wool panels of 30–50 mm the noise reduction coefficient (NRC) is typically in the 0.80–1.00 range, meaning the panel absorbs most of the mid and high frequency sound and measurably improves room acoustics.
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AD-001
Acoustic Door
Acoustic doors are purpose-built door sets that reduce sound passing between rooms and help keep a space acoustically under control. The high-density insulation inside the leaf stops most of the noise travelling from one room to the next. Perimeter seals around the leaf and frame bring sound leakage down to a minimum once the door is closed. That matters most in recording studios, meeting rooms, conference halls, cinemas, music rooms and plant rooms. With a robust build and a choice of finishes, an acoustic door does more than insulate: it also sits properly within the architecture of the room. It is one of the key building elements in both professional and commercial projects.
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AP-005
Fabric-Wrapped Wall Panel
Fabric-wrapped wall panels cut the echo and noise that build up indoors and give a room a more even, comfortable acoustic. The fabric face and the absorbent core behind it take in sound waves rather than reflecting them. Available in a range of colours and sizes, they work as both a decorative and a functional wall finish in offices, meeting rooms, studios and teaching spaces. For glass-wool panels of 30–50 mm the noise reduction coefficient (NRC) is typically in the 0.80–1.00 range, meaning the panel absorbs most of the mid and high frequency sound and measurably improves room acoustics.
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Which type of acoustic panel suits my space?
Offices and meeting rooms usually take fabric-wrapped or felt wall panels; open-plan floors take baffle ceilings; studios take thick fabric-wrapped panels plus bass traps. Restaurants and cafés tend to use floating ceiling panels, because the walls are mostly occupied. The choice follows the volume of the room and the surfaces in it, which we measure during the site survey.
What is the difference between a felt panel and a fabric-wrapped panel?
A felt panel is a single pressed sheet of PET felt: thin, light, glued straight to the wall and easy to cut to shape. A fabric-wrapped panel is acoustic fabric stretched over a frame with an absorbent core, so it is thicker, absorbs considerably more and comes in a far wider range of colours. Felt is the cheaper option; fabric-wrapped is the more effective one.
Does a timber-slat panel actually absorb sound?
Yes, because of the felt layer behind it. Sound passes through the gaps between the slats and reaches the absorbent layer. The slats on their own absorb nothing; the work is done by what sits behind them. That is why a slatted panel without an absorbent backing is pointless.
Are the panels fire resistant, and what is the fire rating?
Fire behaviour depends on the material and how the panel is made, and public buildings, hotels and workplaces will ask for certification. Tell us the class your project requires and we will manufacture to it and hand over the certificate on delivery.
Do you make custom sizes and custom colours?
Yes. Panels are made to measure, so you are not tied to a catalogue size. On fabric-wrapped panels the colour comes from the fabric sample card; on timber-slat panels the slat type and spacing can both be changed.