Decorative Acoustic Wall | Ceiling Panel | Interior Cladding | Honeycomb | Hexagonal Pattern | 795.27x650.98x18mm | MDF + PET | Grey Oak Finish

Decorative acoustic honeycomb panel – 650.98×795.27×18 mm, MDF + PET, engineered wood veneer, grey oak imitation

Decorative acoustic wall and ceiling panel consists of hexagonal MDF elements covered with engineered wood veneer and a black sound-absorbing PET fibre backing. The elements are arranged in a honeycomb pattern, so the panel provides both an acoustic function and a distinctive decorative effect.

Grey oak imitation surface features a light, muted grey-brown tone with an expressive wood-grain pattern. The black PET backing between the hexagonal elements creates clear contrast and emphasises the decorative honeycomb geometry.

According to the supplied specification, a NRC 0.8 sound absorption rating is stated if it applies to this specific product version. Actual sound absorption performance depends on the installation method, covered surface area, complete construction and room conditions.

• can help reduce echo in the room;
• reduces some unwanted sound reflections;
• can improve speech intelligibility;
• helps reduce the perception of reverberation;
• can contribute to a more comfortable working and relaxation environment;
• suitable for residential, work and commercial indoor spaces.

The visible surface of the MDF elements is covered with engineered wood veneer. Its colour, texture and pattern are designed to resemble a grey-toned natural oak surface.

• decorative wood-surface effect;
• more consistent and controlled oak grain;
• smaller colour variations between individual elements;
• visible longitudinal and wavy wood-grain pattern;
• suitable for residential and commercial interior finishing;
• the surface is not natural oak veneer or solid oak.

According to the supplied colour sample, the surface has a light grey oak tone. Muted grey-brown, sandy and softly brown shades predominate, complemented by a clearly visible decorative wood-grain pattern.

• light and neutral grey-brown tone;
• muted wood-surface appearance;
• visible decorative oak-grain pattern;
• matches the black PET backing;
• suits white, black, grey and sandy-coloured surfaces;
• can be combined with concrete, glass, metal and stone finishes;
• suitable for modern, Scandinavian and minimalist interiors.

The rear backing of the panel is made from compressed black PET fibre felt. It performs both acoustic and structural functions: it absorbs part of the sound energy and holds the hexagonal MDF elements together in one module.

• helps absorb some of the sound reaching the panel;
• reduces some sound reflections from hard walls;
• creates a black background between the hexagonal elements;
• emphasises the geometric honeycomb pattern;
• joins the individual MDF elements into one cohesive module.

The hexagonal elements use an MDF board substrate with a stated emission class of CARB P2.

• MDF board with controlled formaldehyde emissions;
• provides a stable substrate for the decorative veneer;
• helps maintain a consistent hexagonal shape;
• suitable for interior finishing products;
• intended for use under normal dry indoor conditions.

• Honeycomb pattern – for expressive geometric finishing.
• Hexagonal MDF elements – for a rhythmic wall composition.
• Engineered wood veneer – for a more consistent decorative pattern.
• Grey oak imitation – for a neutral grey-brown surface.
• Black PET felt – for acoustic performance and contrast.
• 13–15 mm gaps – to emphasise the hexagonal outlines.
• 18 mm overall thickness – for a relief surface.
• Modular construction – for joining multiple panels.
• Suitable for wall and ceiling finishing in dry indoor areas.

• Living rooms – for a television wall or relaxation area.
• Bedrooms – for a decorative wall behind the bed.
• Home offices – for a work area and video-call background.
• Offices – for neutral and modern finishing.
• Meeting rooms – to reduce some sound reflections.
• Hotels – for rooms and common areas.
• Restaurants and cafés – for decorative acoustic finishing.
• Reception areas – for a representative wall backdrop.
• Retail spaces – for displays and product backdrops.
• Corridors and waiting areas – for a honeycomb wall feature.

For example, several honeycomb acoustic panels can be installed behind a television in a living room. The modules are arranged so that the hexagonal pattern continues across the entire intended wall area.

Grey oak imitation gives the wall a restrained grey-brown tone, while the black PET backing emphasises the outline of each hexagon. The 13–15 mm gaps create a clearly defined honeycomb pattern of black lines.

The modular construction allows a larger section of the wall to be covered or only a selected feature area to be created, for example as a backdrop for a television, desk, bed or relaxation corner.

The PET felt helps absorb some sound reflected from the television, speakers, furniture and other hard surfaces, making the geometric wall both a decorative and acoustic interior feature.

For home users: suitable for a living room, bedroom, television wall, home office or another space where a neutral grey oak imitation surface, expressive honeycomb geometry and improved acoustic comfort are desired.

For interior designers: the modular hexagonal format allows feature areas of various sizes to be created and several panels to be joined into larger geometric compositions. The grey oak imitation surface and black PET backing create a clear colour contrast.

For offices or commercial spaces: can be used in meeting rooms, offices, reception areas, hotels, restaurants, cafés and other spaces where both decorative wall finishing and reduction of echo and reverberation are important.

For improving acoustics: suitable for rooms with many hard sound-reflecting surfaces. The panel helps absorb some sound energy and reduce unwanted sound reflections within the room itself.

For installers: it is important to maintain the precise position of the modules and continuity of the hexagonal pattern. Before installing several panels, it is recommended to lay them out on the floor and check how the edge elements connect.

1. Measure the wall or ceiling. Plan the panel layout and allow for cutting waste.
2. Check the substrate. It must be dry, solid, level and free from loose or peeling finish layers.
3. Acclimatise the panels. Before installation, keep them in the room where they will be installed.
4. Lay out the panels before fixing. Check the direction of the decorative pattern and how the modules connect.
5. Plan the composition. Determine how the edge hexagons will connect and in which direction the modules will be oriented.
6. Mark the position of the first panel. Use a spirit level or laser level.
7. Cut the panel if required. Use a suitable fine-tooth woodworking tool for the MDF elements and a sharp knife for the PET felt.
8. When installing with adhesive, apply the mounting adhesive according to the adhesive instructions.
9. When installing with screws, fix the panel through the PET backing.
10. Check the position of the panels. Adjacent modules should form the intended continuous honeycomb composition.
11. Cut openings for sockets and switches only after marking their positions precisely.
12. Finish visible edges. Use suitable finishing solutions where required.
13. After installation, remove dust with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

• Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner using a soft attachment.
• Clean the decorative surface with a dry soft cloth.
• Clean the gaps between elements with a soft brush.
• Do not use excessive water.
• Do not spray cleaner directly onto the surface.
• Do not use abrasive cleaners or aggressive solvents.
• Do not allow moisture to penetrate the cut edges of the MDF.

• The panel is intended for dry indoor areas.
• Do not use in areas where direct exposure to water is possible.
• MDF is not intended for continuously high humidity.
• Acclimatise the panels in the installation room before installation.
• Lay out the panels before installation and check the direction of their pattern.
• Check the actual panel and gap dimensions before cutting.
• Grey oak imitation is not natural oak veneer or solid oak.
• The actual gap between elements may vary slightly from 13–15 mm.
• The outer panel dimensions are not equal to the actual area covered by the decorative elements.
• Use fixings suitable for the substrate and panel weight.
• Mechanical fixing is recommended for ceilings.
• The suitability of adhesive-only fixing for ceilings must be verified according to the technical requirements of the adhesive used.
• Disconnect the power supply before installing around electrical equipment.
• The panel is not a structural or load-bearing element.
• Acoustic performance depends on the complete installation system and the covered area.

Quick selection guide

Choose the honeycomb acoustic MDF panel with grey oak imitation engineered veneer and black PET felt when you need an expressive geometric wall pattern, a neutral grey-brown wood tone and improved acoustic comfort in the room.

Honeycomb shape, grey oak imitation and black acoustic backing

The decorative acoustic panel combines hexagonal MDF elements, engineered wood veneer and a black sound-absorbing PET fibre backing. Grey oak imitation gives the interior a restrained, neutral and contemporary character, while the black 13–15 mm gaps emphasise the geometric honeycomb pattern.

The panel is intended for feature wall and ceiling finishing and to improve acoustic comfort in the room. It can help reduce some unwanted sound reflections and reverberation, but it does not replace a complete sound-insulation construction.

650.98×795.27×18 mm modules can be joined into larger wall or ceiling compositions. When their positions are aligned precisely, they create a continuous, rhythmic and expressive honeycomb surface.