Open-plan offices and restaurants share a common enemy: noise. Hard surfaces like glass, concrete, and tile reflect sound waves, creating an echo chamber that makes conversation difficult and concentration impossible.
CNC-routed acoustic panels solve this by combining visual impact with functional sound absorption. The key is the combination of a perforated or grooved front face (CNC-routed from MDF or wood) with a professional acoustic backing material.
How It Works: Sound waves pass through the routed openings and are absorbed by the backing material, reducing reverberation time (RT60) and lowering ambient noise levels. A well-designed panel achieves NRC 0.7+ — meaning it absorbs 70% of sound that hits it.
Pattern Options: We offer 20+ standard geometric patterns plus custom branded designs. Popular choices include hexagonal grids, parametric wave forms, and linear groove patterns.
Materials: Standard MDF panels painted to any RAL/Pantone color, premium wood veneer (oak, walnut, teak), or raw wood for industrial-chic aesthetics.
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