Decorative acoustic wall | ceiling panel | interior cladding | hourglass-shaped elements | 861.94x482.87x18mm | MDF + PET | light yellow oak imitation

Decorative acoustic wall panel with hourglass-shaped elements – 482.87×861.94×18 mm, MDF + PET, yellow 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.

Yellow oak-effect surface features warm yellow-brown, honey, softly golden and natural-wood tones. The fine, predominantly straight longitudinal wood-grain pattern gives the surface a neat character close to natural oak, while the black PET backing between the elements emphasises their angular shapes and creates a strong contrast.

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

• decorative natural-wood surface effect;
• more uniform and controlled wood pattern;
• warm yellow-brown, honey and softly golden tones;
• visible fine and predominantly straight 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.

According to the supplied colour sample, the surface has a warm yellow-brown oak shade. Light yellow, honey, softly golden and naturally brown tones predominate, complemented by a fine longitudinal wood-grain pattern.

• warm and light yellow-brown wood shade;
• honey, softly golden and naturally brown tones;
• visible decorative oak-grain pattern;
• predominantly straight and fine longitudinal wood lines;
• even and visually calm surface décor;
• strong contrast with the black PET backing;
• coordinates with white, beige, cream, grey and black surfaces;
• can be combined with concrete, glass, metal and stone finishes;
• suitable for modern, Scandinavian, Japandi and minimalist 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 black background between them.

• helps absorb part of the sound reaching the panel;
• reduces some sound reflections from hard walls;
• creates a black background between the MDF elements;
• emphasises the outlines of the hourglass-shaped elements;
• creates black geometric lines of varying widths;
• contrasts with the yellow oak-effect surface;
• joins the individual MDF elements into a single module.

• Hourglass-shaped elements – for an expressive geometric wall composition.
• Overlapping pattern – for a dynamic and irregular surface.
• Engineered wood veneer – for a more uniform decorative pattern.
• Yellow oak imitation – for a warm and light wood surface.
• Black PET felt – for acoustic performance and a contrasting background.
• Angular element edges – papildomai garso sklaidai ir reljefiniam efektui.
• 482.87×861.94×18 mm format – for a vertical wall composition.
• Modular construction – for joining several panels.
• Suitable for decorative wall finishing in dry indoor spaces.

• Living rooms – for a TV wall or a warm 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 light wood backdrop.
• – for a work area and a rich wood backdrop. – for a cosy and modern finish.
• – for a representative and modern finish. – for a decorative wall and to reduce some sound reflections.
• Hotels – for rooms, corridors and common areas.
• Restaurants and cafés – for decorative acoustic finishing.
• Reception areas – for a distinctive and presentable backdrop.
• Retail spaces – as a backdrop for displays and products.
• Lounge and waiting areas – for a cosier and visually expressive environment.

• remove dust with a vacuum cleaner fitted with a soft 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 agents directly onto the surface;
• do not use abrasive products or aggressive solvents;
• do not allow moisture to enter the cut edges of the MDF.

• The panel is intended for dry indoor spaces.
• Not intended for direct exposure to water or continuous moisture.
• Yellow oak imitation is not natural oak veneer or solid oak.
• The colour shown on screen may differ from the actual product shade.
• The wood pattern and distribution of tones may vary between individual elements.
• The arrangement of the elements is part of the irregular geometric composition.
• The panel is not a structural or load-bearing element.
• Before installing several modules, the pattern direction and alignment must be checked.
• The acoustic result depends on the covered area and installation system.
• Fire-reaction and sound-absorption ratings must be checked in the documentation for the specific product.

For example, a decorative acoustic wall with a yellow oak effect is created behind the television in a living room. The panels are positioned next to one another after checking the direction of the hourglass-shaped elements and the overall continuity of the composition before fixing.

Warm yellow-brown, honey and softly golden tones create a light wood backdrop, while the black PET backing highlights the geometric MDF elements and gives the wall a clear contrast.

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

If required, openings can be made in the panel for electrical sockets, switches, a television bracket or lighting cables, but 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 tool suitable for wood and the PET felt with a sharp knife.
7. When installing with adhesive use installation adhesive suitable for MDF and PET materials in accordance with the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions.
8. When installing with screws fix through the PET backing and use screws and wall plugs suitable for the wall construction.
9. Check the module position. The next panel must continue the planned geometric composition.
10. Cut openings for sockets and switches only after marking their positions accurately and disconnecting the electrical supply.
11. Finish the visible edges. Use suitable finishing profiles or edge details if required.
12. Remove dust after installation with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

Quick selection guide

Choose a yellow oak-effect acoustic panel with geometric elements when a light, warm and relief wall finish is required that also helps reduce some room echo and sound reflections.

Hourglass-shaped elements, yellow 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 yellow oak-effect surface combines warm yellow-brown, honey, softly golden and natural-wood tones. The black PET backing highlights the angular outlines of the elements and gives the wall a warm, contrasting and modern character.

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 joined into larger wall compositions. Precisely aligning their positions creates a continuous, rhythmic and unconventional surface of hourglass-shaped elements.