PVC Acoustic Wall Panel combines precision-machined MDF slats, a high-density polyester fiber backing, and a PVC decorative finish. The PVC surface provides consistent appearance and easy routine cleaning, while the open-slat structure allows sound to reach the acoustic backing. It is designed for offices, hotels, restaurants, meeting rooms, and commercial interiors.
Product Structure
The panel combines a decorative MDF slat grille with a high-density polyester fiber backing to form an integrated acoustic wall treatment.
Decorative MDF Wood Slats
Precision-machined MDF slats form the visible grille and maintain controlled spacing across the panel. The open grille provides the decorative wall finish while leaving the acoustic backing exposed between the slats.
Polyester Fiber Acoustic Backing
The high-density, hot-pressed polyester fiber board forms the acoustic layer behind the grille. Its fibrous structure absorbs part of the sound energy reaching the backing and provides the substrate for the MDF slat assembly.
Key Product Features
Consistent Project Appearance
PVC provides a controlled decorative pattern and color, helping maintain a more uniform appearance across large wall areas and repeat production than natural wood veneer.
Easy Routine Maintenance
The PVC-finished MDF slats provide a wipeable surface suitable for routine cleaning in hotels, restaurants, offices, and other commercial interiors.
Project Color Matching
PVC finishes are available in standard colors and project-specific color matching, subject to confirmed specifications and production requirements.
Suitable for Large-Scale Installation
Consistent PVC surface appearance and repeatable MDF slat dimensions support continuous installation across larger wall areas.
Acoustic Performance
Sound Absorption Performance
The polyester fiber backing provides the primary sound-absorbing layer. The open MDF slat structure allows incident sound to reach the acoustic material.
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Parameter |
Performance |
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NRC |
Up to 0.85 |
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Sound Absorption Coefficient |
0.20–1.00, depending on frequency |
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AW |
Up to 0.80 |
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Acoustic Class |
Class C |
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Test Standard |
ISO 354 / ASTM C423 |
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Test Condition |
Wall-mounted, with acoustic backing and specified rear air gap |
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Test Report |
ISO 354 laboratory test report |
Fire Performance
Fire-Retardant Configuration
The polyester fiber acoustic backing can be supplied in a fire-retardant configuration for commercial interior projects.
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Parameter |
Specification |
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Fire-Retardant Material |
Fire-retardant polyester fiber |
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Fire Rating |
Class B-s1,d0 |
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Test Standard |
EN 13501-1 |
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Test Report |
EN 13501-1 classification report |
Customization Options
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Customization Item |
Available Options |
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Surface Finish |
PVC Veneer / Melamine Veneer / Wood-Grain Finish |
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PVC Color |
Standard Colors / Custom Color Matching |
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Panel Dimensions |
Standard / Custom |
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Slat Configuration |
Standard / Project-Specific |
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Packaging |
Standard Export Packaging / Custom Packaging |
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Branding |
OEM / Private Label |
Quality Control
Quality inspection covers incoming materials, MDF machining, assembly, surface finish and finished-panel consistency.
Material Inspection
MDF and polyester fiber boards are inspected for thickness, surface condition and visible defects before processing.
Machining Inspection
MDF slats are checked after cutting for dimensions, edge condition and visible machining defects. This helps control slat width and spacing during assembly.
Assembly Inspection
Slat position, spacing and alignment are checked during assembly. Mechanical fixing points are inspected for secure attachment between the MDF slats and polyester fiber backing.
Surface Inspection
PVC, melamine and wood-grain finishes are checked for scratches, wrinkles, bubbles, peeling, color variation and edge damage.
Finished Panel Inspection
Completed panels are checked for overall dimensions, slat alignment, surface condition and assembly integrity before release.
Packaging Inspection
Packed panels are checked for surface and edge protection before shipment to reduce the risk of damage during handling and transportation.
Packaging & Delivery
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Packaging Item |
Available Option |
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Panel Protection |
Protective Film + Corner Protection |
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Carton Packing |
Export-Grade Corrugated Carton |
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Pallet Packing |
Available for Bulk Shipments |
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Pallet Configuration |
Confirmed According to Panel Size and Order Quantity |
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Container Loading |
Planned According to Packaging Dimensions and Shipment Quantity |
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Custom Packaging |
Available for OEM / Project Orders |
Delivery Information
Packaging configuration is confirmed before production based on panel dimensions, order quantity and shipping requirements. Panels are protected against surface and edge damage during handling and international transportation.
Available Shipping Terms: EXW / FOB / CIF
Shipping Methods: Sea Freight / Air Freight / Courier for Samples
Export Documents: Commercial Invoice / Packing List / Certificate of Origin, where required
FAQ
Q: What is the difference between a PVC acoustic wall panel and a standard PVC wall panel?
A: A standard PVC wall panel is primarily a decorative wall finish, while this product combines a PVC-finished MDF slat grille with a polyester fiber acoustic backing for sound absorption.
Q: Does a PVC acoustic wall panel provide soundproofing?
A: No. It is designed for sound absorption and reverberation control within a room, not for blocking sound transmission between rooms.
Q: How does the slat design affect the acoustic function?
A: The open gaps between the MDF slats allow sound to reach the polyester fiber backing instead of presenting a fully closed decorative surface.
Q: Can the panels be installed continuously across a large wall?
A: Yes. Individual panels can be installed side by side to extend the treated wall area while maintaining the same slatted layout.
Q: Can PVC acoustic wall panels be cleaned?
A: Yes. The PVC-finished surface can be wiped for routine cleaning. Cleaning methods should follow the selected PVC finish manufacturer's care requirements.
Q: Can the panel be used with other acoustic treatments?
A: Yes. The panels can form part of a larger acoustic treatment scheme when additional ceiling, wall or other acoustic elements are required to meet the room's overall acoustic objectives.
Q: What surface finishes are available for the panel?
A: The available finishes include PVC veneer, melamine veneer and wood-grain decorative finishes.
Q: Can the panel appearance be customized for a project?
A: Yes. Surface finish, PVC color, panel dimensions, slat configuration, packaging and private-label requirements can be customized for qualified orders.
Q: What should be specified when ordering PVC acoustic wall panels?
A: The key specifications are panel dimensions, surface finish, color, quantity, slat configuration, packaging requirements and any project-specific acoustic or installation requirements.
Q: Can PVC acoustic wall panels be supplied for OEM projects?
A: Yes. OEM and private-label options are available, including customized surface specifications, packaging and branding.