Acoustic | Sound-Absorbing PET Panel | Linear Pattern | Slatted Surface | 300x300x9mm | Black

Acoustic sound-absorbing PET panel – 300×300×9 mm, raised longitudinal rib relief, slat-style pattern, black

Acoustic PET fibre panel with raised longitudinal rib relief 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.

Parallel raised longitudinal ribs and the recesses between them create a slat-style pattern and a rhythmic linear surface. The panels can be oriented vertically or horizontally and combined into larger compositions with a continuous linear pattern.

The panel surface features evenly spaced raised longitudinal ribs. The narrower grooves between the ribs create a repeating profiled surface.

• creates a clear rhythm of longitudinal lines;
• divides the continuous surface into parallel strips;
• gives the panel a more pronounced three-dimensional profile;
• allows the overall pattern direction to be changed by rotating the panel;
• suitable for continuous compositions of vertical or horizontal lines;
• complements modern, minimalist and technical interiors.

The panel is made from pressed PET polyester fibre. It is more rigid and retains its shape better than soft polyurethane foam.

• porous fibre structure for absorbing part of the sound energy;
• rigid, shape-retaining construction;
• raised longitudinal rib relief;
• slat-style linear pattern;
• can be oriented vertically or horizontally;
• up to 60% of the composition may consist of recycled PET material;
• the black colour suits modern and technical interiors.

• PET fibre structure — for absorbing part of the sound energy.
• Echo reduction — to reduce the perception of reverberation in the room.
• Raised longitudinal rib relief — for a profiled surface.
• Slat-style pattern — for modern wall finishing.
• Parallel-line design — for a directional composition.
• Adjustable pattern direction — the panel can be rotated by 90°.
• Modular 300×300 mm format — for covering larger areas.
• More rigid PET construction — to retain its shape.
• Up to 60% recycled PET — depending on the production batch.
• Can be installed on walls or ceilings.

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

1. Prepare the surface. The wall or ceiling must be dry, clean and stable.
2. Choose the line direction. The ribs can be oriented vertically or horizontally.
3. Plan the pattern. The lines of adjacent panels can be continued in the same direction or alternated.
4. Mark the position of the first panel. Use a spirit level or laser level.
5. Use suitable adhesive or fasteners. They must be compatible with the PET fibre and the substrate material.
6. Press the panel evenly. Do not compress or deform the raised ribs.
7. Align the panels with one another. The lines and gaps must form a continuous composition.
8. Check the fastening. The panels must not detach, bend or hang loosely.

• Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner fitted with a soft, low-suction attachment.
• Clean dust accumulated in the recesses with a soft brush, moving along the lines.
• Do not press or deform the raised ribs.
• Do not use excessive water or spray cleaning products directly onto the panel.
• Do not use solvents, petrol or acetone.
• Keep away from open flames and strong heat sources.

Acoustic PET panel with raised longitudinal rib relief and a slat-style linear pattern

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 raised ribs create a slat-style linear pattern that gives the surface a directional, rhythmic and modern design. The panels can be installed vertically, horizontally or with alternating orientations.

The pressed PET fibre construction is more rigid than soft foam and is suitable for decorative acoustic wall and ceiling finishing. Up to 60% of the panel composition may consist of recycled PET material.

The panel improves room acoustics but is not a complete sound-insulation system. For precise acoustic or fire-safety design, documentation relating to sound absorption, reaction to fire, material emissions and the total profile thickness must be checked.