Acoustic Wall Panel 3 Sides is a wood-slat acoustic wall panel with MDF slats and a polyester fiber backing. The slats are finished on the front and both side faces, making the panel suitable for interior wall applications where exposed panel edges require a finished appearance alongside sound absorption.
Three-Sided Construction
MDF Wood Slats: Precision-profiled slats provide the decorative wood surface and open spacing for sound to reach the acoustic backing.
Polyester Fiber Backing: The fiber layer absorbs sound entering through the slat gaps, helping reduce reflected sound and reverberation.
Three-Side Finish: Finished side edges allow cleaner panel termination on open wall sections, feature walls, and other installations where panel edges remain visible.
Installation
Direct Adhesive Fixing
The panel can be bonded directly to a suitable, flat wall substrate for a concealed fixing appearance.
Mechanical Fixing
Screw fixing can be used where the wall substrate or project specification requires mechanical attachment.
Batten Installation
Timber or metal battens can be used to create a supporting structure or cavity behind the panel.
Site Cutting
Panels can be cut to accommodate corners, outlets and other wall penetrations using suitable cutting tools.
Applications
Commercial Offices
Meeting rooms, reception areas and selected open-plan spaces requiring wall-mounted acoustic treatment with a wood-slat finish.
Hospitality & Retail
Hotel interiors, restaurants, lounges, retail spaces and showrooms where acoustic treatment forms part of the interior finish.
Studios & Media Rooms
Recording, media and listening spaces requiring sound-absorbing wall surfaces.
Education & Public Buildings
Libraries, classrooms, corridors and common areas with hard interior surfaces and regular occupant activity.
Residential Interiors
Living rooms, home offices and media rooms where acoustic treatment needs to integrate with a wood-based wall design.
Project Customization
Panel Size: Custom panel dimensions can be produced for different wall layouts.
Slat Configuration: Slat width, spacing and arrangement can be adjusted to the required design.
Surface Finish: Wood veneer, paint and other available decorative finishes can be specified.
PET Backing: Backing color can be selected to coordinate with the project finish.
Reference-Based Production: Drawings, finish samples or reference panels can be used to establish the required appearance and construction before production.
OEM / Private Label: Product labels and export packaging can be supplied under the buyer's brand.
Quality Control
Incoming Material Check
MDF and polyester fiber materials are checked for specified dimensions, thickness and visible surface defects before production.
Slat Processing Check
Slat dimensions, profile and edge condition are inspected during production to maintain consistency across the panel set.
Surface Finish Check
Finished slats are checked for surface defects and color consistency before assembly.
Panel Assembly Check
Slat alignment, spacing and backing attachment are checked against the approved product or order requirements.
Final Inspection
Finished panels are checked for dimensions, appearance, three-side finish and quantity before packing.
Pre-Shipment Verification
Product identification, packing condition and customer-specific packaging requirements are confirmed before shipment.
Packaging & Delivery
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Item |
Details |
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Packaging |
Protective film + export carton |
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Carton Quantity |
4 panels/carton* |
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Pallet Packing |
Available for bulk orders |
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MOQ |
100 m²* |
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Production Lead Time |
15–25 working days* |
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Sample |
Available |
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Loading |
LCL / FCL |
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Shipping Terms |
EXW / FOB / CIF |
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Private Label |
Carton and product labeling available |
Final carton quantity, MOQ and lead time should be confirmed according to panel dimensions, finish and order quantity.
Certifications & Test Documentation
Applicable product and management documentation may include:
- ISO 9001 Quality Management System Certification
- ISO 14001 Environmental Management System Certification
- CE certification for applicable acoustic wall panel products
- Acoustic Test Reports for applicable panel configurations
- Fire-Performance Test Reports where required
- Formaldehyde / Emission Test Reports where applicable
FAQ
Q: Do acoustic wall panels reduce noise or block sound?
A: They are designed primarily for sound absorption, not sound blocking. The open-slat construction allows reflected sound to reach the polyester fiber backing, helping reduce reverberation and improve acoustic conditions within the room. They do not replace a sound-isolation wall assembly where transmission between rooms is the primary concern.
Q: How do wood slat acoustic panels improve room acoustics?
A: The gaps between the MDF slats expose the absorptive backing to the room. Sound entering these openings is absorbed by the polyester fiber layer, reducing repeated reflections from hard wall surfaces.
Q: Can Acoustic Wall Panel 3 Sides be used around doors, windows and electrical outlets?
A: Yes. The panels can be cut to accommodate common wall features such as door frames, window openings, sockets and switches. Panel layout should be planned before cutting to maintain the slat pattern around these areas.
Q: Can damaged individual panels be replaced?
A: Yes. Individual panels can be replaced without removing an entire wall installation, provided the original fixing method allows access to the affected panel.
Q: How should wood-slat acoustic wall panels be cleaned?
A: Dust can be removed with a soft brush or vacuum using a suitable attachment. For finished wood surfaces, cleaning should follow the requirements of the selected surface finish; excessive moisture should be avoided.
Q: Are acoustic wood wall panels suitable for high-traffic commercial interiors?
A: Yes. Their factory-assembled panel format is suitable for offices, hospitality, retail, education and other commercial interiors where wall acoustic treatment is exposed to regular occupant activity.
Q: Can the panels be used as a ceiling acoustic treatment?
A: The product is designed primarily for wall applications. Ceiling use requires confirmation of the fixing system, supporting structure and project-specific installation requirements before specification.
Q: Can acoustic panels be combined with other wall finishes?
A: Yes. The panel can be installed as a defined acoustic zone alongside painted walls, decorative wall finishes or other interior materials, making it suitable for partial-wall and feature-wall designs.
Q: How do I determine the amount of acoustic wall panel required for a project?
A: The required quantity should be calculated from the wall area, panel dimensions and the intended acoustic treatment coverage. For commercial projects, the wall layout and required acoustic target should be reviewed before determining the final panel quantity.
Q: What is the service life of an acoustic wall panel?
A: The panel is intended for long-term interior use when installed on a suitable substrate and maintained according to the requirements of its surface finish. Service life depends on the installation environment, handling and maintenance conditions.