Polyester Fiber Sound Blocking 3d Acoustic Wall Panels Ceiling Panel

Our 24mm grey hexagonal PET panel is the ultimate customizable acoustic tile, offering the highest absorption (NRC 0.95) in a striking geometric format. It is crafted entirely from recycled polyester fibers, thermally fused with zero formaldehyde, making it immediately safe for occupied spaces. The extra-thick profile targets low-frequency buildup often found in rooms with concrete walls and floors. The versatile grey colour acts as a neutral canvas, while the dense felt surface resists lint and wear. At about 5.8 kg/m², it is a robust panel that still installs easily with the appropriate adhesive system. With Class B1 fire certification and OEKO-TEX accreditation, it meets the most demanding commercial and residential standards.

High-end home theaters with powerful subwoofers produce room modes that muddy sound. These thick hexagons, placed in corners or on rear walls, act as effective bass traps when used in quantity, in addition to broadband absorption. For commercial spaces like concrete-walled eateries, they cut the harsh reverberation that makes conversation difficult, all while creating a bespoke, design-led interior.

Home theaters (as bass traps), recording studios, gymnasiums, industrial-chic offices, and restaurants with minimal soft furnishings.

The 24mm thickness and high-density fiber matrix traps longer sound waves. The hexagonal edges increase the total perimeter absorption area for a given footprint. Combined with the full-thickness absorption, this shape helps address low-mid frequencies when arranged over large surfaces.

Specify 24mm grey hexagons for spaces requiring acoustic correction across the full frequency spectrum but still craving a designer look. They are ideal for achieving LEED acoustic performance credits.

1. Will these panels help with impact noise from above?
   No, they treat airborne sound within the room. Impact noise requires structural decoupling.

2. Can I get them in a custom colour?
   Yes, we offer over 80 standard colours and custom matching for bulk orders.

3. How many do I need for an effective bass trap?
   Place at least four panels stacked in a corner to start affecting bass buildup. Our acoustic engineer can provide guidance based on your room dimensions.