Decorative acoustic wall | ceiling panel | interior cladding | hourglass-shaped elements | 861.94x482.87x18mm | MDF + PET | Black Oak Finish

Decorative acoustic wall panel with hourglass-shaped elements – 482.87×861.94×18 mm, MDF + PET, black oak imitation

Decorative acoustic wall panel consists of repeating hourglass-shaped MDF elements covered with engineered wood veneer and a black sound-absorbing PET fibre backing. The elements are arranged in an overlapping, irregular geometric composition, creating an expressive relief pattern while providing both decorative and acoustic functions.

Black oak-effect surface features very dark black, graphite, anthracite, charcoal and muted grey-brown tones. The longitudinal and locally wavy wood-grain pattern remains visible even on the dark surface, while the black PET backing between the elements creates a cohesive, deep and subtly contrasting composition.

• the elements have wider ends and a narrowed central section;
• different element orientations create an irregular geometric pattern;
• the overlapping effect adds visual depth to the wall;
• the black PET backing emphasises the relief and texture differences of the elements;
• the angular edges help scatter some sound reflections;
• several panels can be joined to create a larger wall composition.

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

• decorative dark-wood surface effect;
• more uniform and controlled wood pattern;
• black, graphite, anthracite and dark-grey tones;
• muted grey-brown shades visible in places;
• visible longitudinal and locally wavy wood grain;
• the grain direction of individual elements may differ visually;
• suitable for wall finishing in residential and commercial interiors;
• the surface is not natural oak veneer or solid oak.

The surface has a very dark black-grey oak shade. Black, charcoal, graphite and anthracite tones predominate, complemented by muted grey-brown shades and a visible wood-grain texture.

• very dark black-grey wood shade;
• black, graphite, anthracite and charcoal tones;
• muted grey-brown shades visible in places;
• longitudinal and locally wavy wood lines;
• the wood pattern remains visible on the dark surface;
• a cohesive combination with the black PET backing;
• coordinates with white, grey, beige and concrete-coloured surfaces;
• can be combined with glass, metal, stone and concrete;
• suitable for modern, industrial, minimalist and luxurious interiors.

The panel backing is made from compressed black PET fibre felt. It performs acoustic, structural and decorative functions: it absorbs part of the sound energy, supports the MDF elements and forms a dark background between them.

• helps absorb part of the sound reaching the panel;
• reduces some sound reflections from hard walls;
• may help reduce the perception of reverberation;
• creates a black background between the MDF elements;
• emphasises the element outlines through differences in texture and relief;
• creates dark geometric lines of varying widths;
• visually blends with the black oak-effect surface;
• joins the individual MDF elements into a single module.

• Decorative wall finish – for an expressive and relief interior surface.
• Acoustic function – to absorb part of the sound energy and reduce reflections.
• Hourglass-shaped elements – for an irregular geometric wall composition.
• Overlapping pattern – for a dynamic surface with visual depth.
• Engineered wood veneer – for a more uniform decorative pattern.
• Black oak imitation – for a deep graphite, anthracite and black-toned surface.
• Black PET felt – for acoustic performance and a cohesive dark background.
• Angular element edges – papildomai garso sklaidai ir reljefiniam efektui.
• 482.87×861.94×18 mm format – for modular wall finishing.
• Can be installed using screws or suitable mounting adhesive.

• Living rooms – for a TV wall or a dark interior accent.
• – for a TV wall or a warm interior accent. – for a decorative wall behind the bed.
• Home offices – for a work area and a deep graphite backdrop.
• – for a work area and a rich wood backdrop. – for a solid and modern finish.
• – for a representative and modern finish. – for a feature wall and to reduce some sound reflections.
• Hotels – for rooms, corridors and common areas.
• Restaurants and cafés – for dark decorative acoustic finishing.
• Reception areas – for a distinctive and presentable backdrop.
• Retail spaces – as a backdrop for light-coloured products and displays.
• Lounge and waiting areas – for a modern and visually expressive environment.

For example, a decorative acoustic wall with a black oak effect is created behind the television in a living room. The panels are positioned next to one another after first checking the direction of the hourglass-shaped element pattern.

The black, graphite and anthracite surface creates a deep backdrop for the television, light-coloured furniture and decorative lighting. The black PET felt visually blends with the MDF elements, while the wood grain and relief preserve the structure of the composition.

The PET backing absorbs part of the sound reflected from the television, speakers, floor, ceiling and other hard surfaces. This may reduce the perception of echo and reverberation within the room.

Where required, openings can be planned in the panels for electrical sockets, switches, a television bracket or lighting cables; however, their positions must be marked accurately before cutting.

1. Measure the wall. Calculate the required number of panels and allow a cutting margin.
2. Check the substrate. The wall must be dry, solid, level and free from loose or peeling finish layers.
3. Plan the composition. Determine in advance how the hourglass-shaped element pattern will continue.
4. Lay the panels out on the floor. Check the shades, wood-grain direction and alignment between modules.
5. Mark the position of the first panel. Use a spirit level or laser level.
6. Cut the panel if necessary. Cut the MDF elements with a suitable woodworking tool and the PET felt with a sharp knife.
7. For adhesive installation, apply mounting adhesive to the rear of the panel in accordance with the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions.
8. For screw installation, fasten the panel through the PET backing. Black screw heads will be less visible against the dark surface.
9. Check the module position. The next panel must continue the planned geometric composition.
10. Cut openings for sockets and switches only after accurately marking their positions and disconnecting the electrical supply.
11. Finish the visible edges. Suitable finishing profiles or edge trims can be used for cut edges.
12. Remove dust after installation with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

• Remove dust with a vacuum cleaner using a soft upholstery or brush attachment.
• Clean the decorative surface with a dry, soft cloth.
• Clean the gaps with a soft brush or a narrow vacuum-cleaner nozzle.
• Do not use excessive water.
• Do not spray cleaning products directly onto the surface.
• Do not use abrasive sponges or cleaning products.
• Do not use aggressive chemical cleaners or solvents.
• Do not allow moisture to enter the cut edges of the MDF.
• Dust and touch marks should be removed regularly from the dark surface.

• The panel is intended for dry indoor spaces.
• Do not use in areas exposed to direct contact with water.
• MDF is not intended for continuously high humidity.
• Black oak imitation is not natural oak veneer or solid oak.
• The colour shown on screen may differ from the actual product shade.
• Dust and touch marks may be more visible on the very dark surface.
• The pattern and distribution of tones may vary between elements and production batches.
• Before installation, allow the panels to acclimatise to the room temperature.
• Check the actual panel dimensions before cutting.
• Use screws and wall plugs suitable for the substrate and the weight of the panel.
• Before installing several modules, the pattern direction and alignment must be checked.
• Disconnect the electrical supply before cutting around electrical equipment.
• The panel is not a structural or load-bearing element.
• The acoustic result depends on the covered area and installation system.
• Check the fire-reaction and sound-absorption ratings in the documentation for the specific product.

Quick selection guide

Choose a black oak-effect acoustic panel with geometric elements when an expressive, dark and relief wall finish is required that also helps reduce some room echo and unwanted sound reflections.

Hourglass-shaped elements, black oak imitation and black acoustic backing

The decorative acoustic panel combines hourglass-shaped MDF elements, engineered wood veneer and a black sound-absorbing PET fibre backing. Elements arranged in different directions create a dynamic, overlapping and visually expressive geometric composition.

The black oak-effect surface combines black, graphite, anthracite, charcoal and muted grey-brown tones. The wood-grain pattern adds texture to the dark surface, while the black PET backing unifies the whole composition into a cohesive and solid wall accent.

The panel is intended for accent wall finishing and to improve the room’s acoustic comfort. It can help reduce some unwanted sound reflections and reverberation, but does not replace a complete sound-insulation structure.

The 482.87×861.94×18 mm modules can be installed with screws or suitable mounting adhesive and joined into larger wall compositions. Precise alignment creates a continuous, rhythmic and unconventional geometric surface.