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  • Acoustic | Sound-Absorbing PET Panel | Linear Pattern Relief | 300x300x9mm | Black

    Code: ES-YTX-339

    Acoustic PET fibre panel with longitudinal grooves is intended to reduce room echo, reverberation and some unwanted sound reflections. The panel is made of pressed PET polyester fibre and can be used as a functional and decorative acoustic finish for walls or ceilings.

    The panel surface features narrow, parallel longitudinal grooves. They divide the continuous surface into repeating vertical strips and create a restrained linear pattern. Panel dimensions: 300×300 mm, thickness: 9 mm. 

  • Acoustic sound-absorbing PET panel – 300×300×9 mm, with longitudinal grooves, black

    Acoustic PET fibre panel with longitudinal grooves is intended to reduce room echo, reverberation and some unwanted sound reflections. The panel is made of pressed PET polyester fibre and can be used as a functional and decorative acoustic finish for walls or ceilings.

    The panel surface features narrow, parallel longitudinal grooves. They divide the continuous surface into repeating vertical strips and create a restrained linear pattern. Panel dimensions: 300×300 mm, thickness: 9 mm.

    Important information about the intended use:
    The PET acoustic panel is primarily intended to improve room acoustics by reducing echo, reverberation and some sound reflections. By itself, it does not provide complete sound insulation between adjacent rooms and does not replace an airtight, massive, multilayer sound-insulating structure.
    Important information about flammability:
    The supplied information describes the panel as flame-retardant or slower-burning, but no specific reaction-to-fire class, test standard or certificate is stated. Where a project includes fire-safety requirements, the test documentation for the specific product must be used.
    Important composition information:
    The supplied information states that up to 60% of the panel may be made from recycled PET bottles. The actual recycled-material content may vary between production batches.
    Main purpose:
    The panel is installed on walls or ceilings when it is necessary to reduce room echo, soften sound reflections from hard surfaces, improve speech or recording clarity and create a neat linear-pattern acoustic surface.
    Panel size
    300×300 mm
    Thickness
    9 mm
    Material
    PET polyester fibre
    Surface form
    Longitudinal grooves
    Colour
    Black
    Installation location
    Walls and ceilings

    Acoustic operating principle

    When sound waves reach the porous PET fibre structure, part of their energy enters the spaces between the intertwined fibres and is attenuated within the material. This helps reduce the intensity of sound reflections returning from walls or ceilings.

    The longitudinal grooves divide the completely flat panel surface into separate parallel zones. The groove edges create additional surface transitions, while the PET fibre absorbs part of the sound energy entering the panel.

    The actual acoustic result depends on the area covered with panels, room size, wall and ceiling materials, furniture, installation location, air gap, panel density and sound frequency.

    Sound absorption and sound insulation are not the same:
    The PET acoustic panel reduces sound reflections within a room but does not block all sound transmission through a wall. Sound insulation requires airtight, massive and properly designed wall, ceiling or floor structures.

    Surface with longitudinal grooves

    The panel surface features a series of narrow, parallel grooves spaced at equal intervals. They extend across almost the entire length of the panel, leaving a continuous border around its perimeter.

    • creates a neat, repeating linear pattern;
    • divides the continuous panel surface into narrow strips;
    • allows the panels to be oriented vertically or horizontally;
    • several panels can be combined into a larger linear composition;
    • suitable for modern, minimalist and technical interiors;
    • can be used for both acoustic and decorative finishing.
    Shape description:
    The surface of this panel may be described as with longitudinal grooves, linear-pattern surface, vertical-line relief or segmented with parallel strips.

    Shallow linear relief

    Based on the supplied image, the grooves are relatively narrow and shallow, so the surface is more accurately described as an incised or embossed linear pattern, rather than a deep three-dimensional profile.

    When the panels are installed vertically, the lines can visually make the room appear taller. By rotating the panels by 90°, a horizontal pattern can be created or modules with different orientations can be combined.

    The groove direction is primarily decorative. The supplied specification does not state their exact effect on sound diffusion or absorption.

    9 mm PET fibre panel

    The panel thickness is 9 mm. This is a thin acoustic and decorative finishing panel that projects only slightly from the wall and is suitable where a compact construction is important.

    The 9 mm PET panel is primarily intended to reduce room echo and some sound reflections. The exact operating frequency range depends on panel density, installation method, air gap and the overall acoustic construction.

    Installing the panel on an additional acoustic backing or leaving an air gap can alter the acoustic properties of the complete construction. The exact effect must be assessed according to the specific installation system.

    Acoustic performance:
    The supplied specification does not state a sound absorption coefficient, NRC, αw, panel density or test standard. Therefore, it is not possible to specify precisely what proportion of sound the panel absorbs in individual frequency ranges.

    PET polyester fibre construction

    The panel is made of pressed PET polyester fibre. It is stiffer and retains its shape better than soft polyurethane foam, making it suitable for decorative modular wall and ceiling finishing.

    • porous fibre structure for absorbing part of the sound energy;
    • rigid, shape-retaining construction;
    • thin 9 mm profile;
    • low weight and easier installation;
    • can be cut and adapted to the installation location;
    • up to 60% of the composition may consist of recycled PET material;
    • the black colour suits modern, minimalist and technical interiors.
    Recycled PET material:
    The supplied information states that up to 60% of the panel may be made from recycled PET bottles. In this way, part of the used plastic can be returned to the production cycle and used in a new product.

    Technical specifications

    Product type Linear-pattern acoustic PET fibre panel
    Purpose Reduction of echo, reverberation and some sound reflections
    Panel dimensions 300×300 mm
    Thickness 9 mm
    Area of one panel 0.09 m²
    Material PET polyester fibre
    Surface profile Shallow, parallel longitudinal grooves
    Pattern type Linear, vertical-strip pattern
    Colour Black
    Recycled material Up to 60% of the panel composition may consist of recycled PET
    Installation location Walls and ceilings
    Operating environment Dry indoor spaces
    Flammability properties Described as flame-retardant; class and standard not specified
    Toxicity properties Described as non-toxic in the supplied information
    Sound absorption coefficient Not specified in the supplied specification

    Main functions and features

    • PET fibre construction — for absorbing part of the sound energy.
    • Echo reduction — to reduce the perception of reverberation in the room.
    • Longitudinal grooves — for a decorative linear surface.
    • Parallel strips — for a regular and directional pattern.
    • Adjustable pattern direction — the panels can be rotated by 90°.
    • 9 mm thickness — for compact acoustic finishing.
    • Stiffer material — to retain its shape.
    • Up to 60% recycled PET — depending on the production composition.
    • Modular 300×300 mm format — for larger compositions.
    • Can be installed on walls or ceilings.

    Where is it used?

    • In offices — to improve acoustic comfort in the room.
    • In meeting rooms — to reduce echo and reverberation.
    • In home workspaces — to improve speech and remote-call clarity.
    • In recording rooms — to control some wall reflections.
    • In broadcasting rooms — to reduce room echo captured by a microphone.
    • In teaching rooms — to improve speech intelligibility.
    • In hotels and lounge areas — for decorative acoustic finishing.
    • In restaurants and cafés — to reduce the overall perception of reverberation.
    • In gaming and home cinema rooms — to soften some sound reflections.
    • In corridors and shared areas — for acoustic and decorative wall finishing.

    Calculating the required quantity

    The area of one 300×300 mm PET panel is 0.09 m². To cover a theoretical area of 1 m², approximately 11.1 panels would be required, so in practice it is recommended to calculate 12 panels per square metre, excluding cutting and installation losses.

    Number of panels Approximate coverage area
    1 pc. 0.09 m²
    6 pcs. 0.54 m²
    12 pcs. 1.08 m²
    24 pcs. 2.16 m²
    48 pcs. 4.32 m²

    Installation methods

    Adhesive installation

    • adhesives suitable for PET and the substrate material are used;
    • the substrate must be dry, clean and stable;
    • the adhesive must not alter the panel colour or deform the fibre;
    • adhesive is applied to the flat rear part of the panel;
    • removal may damage the panel or the wall finish.

    Mechanical installation

    • fasteners suitable for thin PET panels may be used;
    • the fastening method is selected according to the wall or ceiling substrate;
    • the fasteners must not tear the fibrous material;
    • visible fasteners may affect the final appearance;
    • secure and reliable fastening is essential for ceiling installation.
    Installation note:
    The supplied specification does not state a specific fastening method. Adhesive or mechanical fasteners must be selected according to the PET fibre panel, substrate material and installation location.

    Installation instructions

    1. Assess the room acoustics. Identify the locations where the strongest sound reflections occur.
    2. Calculate the required quantity. One panel covers an area of 0.09 m².
    3. Prepare the surface. The wall or ceiling must be dry, clean and free of loose finishing layers.
    4. Choose the line direction. The panels can be installed vertically, horizontally or with alternating orientations.
    5. Mark the position of the first panel. Use a spirit level or laser level.
    6. Choose the fastening method. Use adhesive or mechanical fasteners suitable for PET panels and the substrate.
    7. Press the panel evenly. Do not press only on the groove edges, as this may deform them.
    8. Install the panels closely together. Do not leave unnecessary gaps between the modules.
    9. Cut if necessary. Use a sharp knife or another cutting tool suitable for PET fibre.
    10. Check the fastening. The panels must not detach, bend or hang loosely from the ceiling.

    Cleaning and maintenance

    • Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner using a soft attachment and low suction power.
    • The surface can be cleaned with a dry soft cloth or brush.
    • Remove dust accumulated in the grooves with a soft brush.
    • Do not rub the fibrous surface with coarse brushes.
    • Do not use large amounts of water.
    • Do not spray cleaners directly onto the panel.
    • Do not use solvents, petrol or acetone.
    • Keep away from open flames and strong heat sources.

    Installation and usage notes

    • The PET acoustic panel is intended for dry indoor spaces.
    • Do not use in locations exposed to direct contact with water.
    • The panel is not a complete sound-insulation system.
    • The exact sound absorption coefficient is not specified.
    • No confirmed reaction-to-fire class is specified.
    • The non-toxicity claim must be assessed according to the product documentation.
    • Keep away from open flames, sparks and hot surfaces.
    • Unsuitable adhesive may alter the panel colour or deform it.
    • Cutting may produce uneven or frayed edges.
    • Colour and surface texture may vary slightly between batches.
    • The actual recycled PET content may vary.
    • Reliable fastening is essential when installing on a ceiling.

    Advantages

    • Helps reduce echo and reverberation.
    • Neat linear surface pattern.
    • Longitudinal grooves spaced at equal intervals.
    • The panel pattern direction can be changed.
    • Compact 9 mm thickness.
    • Stiffer, shape-retaining PET construction.
    • Up to 60% recycled PET material.
    • Modular 300×300 mm format.
    • Can be installed on walls or ceilings.
    • Suitable for modern and minimalist finishing.

    Limitations

    • Does not provide complete sound insulation.
    • NRC or αw rating is not specified.
    • No certified flammability class is specified.
    • The exact PET fibre density is not stated.
    • Not intended for direct exposure to water.
    • The 9 mm thickness limits lower-frequency absorption.
    • Dust may accumulate in the grooves.
    • Unsuitable adhesive may damage the surface.
    • The fibre edge may fray when cut.
    • The acoustic result depends on the total covered area.

    Quick selection guide

    Choose the 9 mm PET acoustic panel with longitudinal grooves when you need to reduce some room echo and sound reflections and create a thin, neat and directional wall or ceiling surface.

    Dimensions
    300×300 mm
    Thickness
    9 mm
    Material
    PET polyester fibre
    Profile
    Longitudinal grooves
    Suitable when you need to:
    • reduce room echo;
    • improve speech or conversation clarity;
    • soften sound reflections from walls and ceilings;
    • a thin 9 mm acoustic finish;
    • a linear surface pattern;
    • use a modular 300×300 mm format;
    • PET fibre construction;
    • install panels on walls or ceilings.
    Important reminder:
    The PET acoustic panel improves room acoustics but does not block all sound transmission into another room. Sound insulation requires an airtight, massive and properly designed wall, ceiling or floor structure.

    FAQ – frequently asked questions

    Is this a foam panel?
    No. This panel is made of pressed PET polyester fibre, not polyurethane foam.
    What is the shape of this panel called?
    The surface may be described as a linear pattern, a surface with longitudinal grooves or a vertical-line relief.
    Is the term “relief” appropriate in this case?
    Yes, but because the grooves are shallow, it is more accurate to say embossed linear pattern or surface with longitudinal grooves.
    Can the panels be installed horizontally?
    Yes. The panel can be rotated by 90° to create horizontal lines or to combine vertically and horizontally oriented modules.
    Does the panel contain recycled material?
    The supplied information states that up to 60% of the panel may be made from recycled PET bottles.
    What is the PET acoustic panel intended for?
    It is intended to absorb part of the sound energy, reduce room echo and reverberation, and provide acoustic wall or ceiling finishing.
    Does the panel provide complete sound insulation?
    No. It improves the internal acoustics of a room but is not a complete sound-insulation system between rooms.
    What are the panel dimensions?
    One panel measures 300×300 mm and is 9 mm thick.
    How many panels are needed for 1 m²?
    In practice, approximately 12 panels per square metre are recommended.
    Can the PET panel be cut?
    Yes. The panel can be cut with a sharp knife or another tool suitable for PET fibre, using a straightedge.
    Can the panel be glued?
    Yes, but adhesive suitable for PET fibre and the wall substrate must be used. It must not alter the panel colour or deform it.
    Is the panel fire-resistant?
    The supplied information describes it as flame-retardant, but no specific reaction-to-fire class or certificate is stated.
    Is the panel non-toxic?
    The supplied information describes it as non-toxic. Where official confirmation is required, the product's composition, emissions and safety documentation must be checked.

    9 mm linear-pattern PET acoustic panel for reducing room echo and sound reflections

    The acoustic PET fibre panel is intended to absorb part of the sound travelling through a room and reduce reflections from walls and ceilings. The parallel longitudinal grooves create a neat and directional linear surface pattern.

    The 300×300×9 mm modules can be installed on walls or ceilings, combined into larger geometric compositions and oriented vertically or horizontally.

    The pressed PET fibre construction is thin, rigid and suitable for decorative acoustic finishing. The supplied information states that up to 60% of the panel composition may consist of recycled PET material.

    The PET acoustic panel improves room acoustics but is not a complete sound-insulation system. For a precise acoustic or fire-safety project, sound absorption, reaction-to-fire and material-emission test documentation must be checked.

    Illustrative image may have been created using AI. The appearance of the product may differ slightly from the image shown. Please refer to the technical specification.
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