Decorative Acoustic Wall | Ceiling Panel | Slatted Panel | Interior Cladding | 2400x600x22mm | MDF + PET | Smoked Oak Finish

Decorative Acoustic MDF Slat Panel – 2400×600×22 mm, PET Felt, NRC 0.8, Smoked Oak

Decorative acoustic wall and ceiling panel consisting of wood-effect MDF slats and sound-absorbing PET fibre felt. It is designed for interior finishing, improving room acoustics and reducing the effect of unwanted echo and sound reflections.

Smoked oak engineered wood veneer features a muted grey-brown tone and a clearly visible longitudinal wood grain. The black acoustic backing highlights the slats and helps create a restrained, modern and rhythmic wall or ceiling surface.

The declared sound absorption coefficient is NRC 0.8. The actual sound absorption effect depends on the panel installation method, the overall construction and the room conditions.

• helps reduce echo in the room;
• reduces unwanted sound reflections;
• may improve speech intelligibility;
• helps reduce the perception of reverberation;
• suitable for residential, working, communication and leisure spaces.

The MDF slat surface is covered with smoked oak engineered wood veneer. The finish features a muted grey-brown shade and a visible longitudinal wood grain.

• muted smoked oak shade;
• grey-brown, restrained colour tone;
• visible longitudinal wood grain;
• modern and neutral surface appearance;
• matches black, white, grey and beige surfaces;
• can be combined with concrete, metal, glass and stone finishes;
• suitable for modern, industrial and minimalist interiors.

The slats are made using MDF board with a specified emission class of CARB P2.

• MDF board with controlled formaldehyde emissions;
• suitable for interior finishing products;
• uniform structure helps maintain the shape of the slats;
• surface suitable for decorative finishing;
• designed for use under normal indoor conditions.

The black rear backing is made from compressed PET fibres. The PET felt forms the acoustic backing to which the MDF slats are attached.

• absorbs part of the sound reaching the panel;
• helps reduce reverberation in the room;
• creates a contrasting background between the smoked oak slats;
• forms the backing for the MDF slats;
• helps reduce the effect of sound reflected from hard surfaces.

The provided technical data states that acoustic PET felt may have different fire classifications depending on the specific version and testing system:

• EN 13501-1:2018 classification;
• ASTM E84 Class A classification;
• a B1 flame-retardant PET felt version is also mentioned.

• Sound absorption – helps reduce echo and reverberation in the room.
• NRC 0.8 – declared sound absorption rating.
• MDF slat construction – for a rhythmic and modern surface design.
• PET acoustic felt – provides a sound-absorbing backing.
• Smoked oak finish – creates a muted grey-brown wood-effect appearance.
• CARB P2 MDF – controlled formaldehyde emissions.
• Installation with screws or suitable adhesive – depending on the substrate construction.
• Suitable for walls and ceilings – for various interior solutions.
• 2400 mm length – convenient for continuous wall finishing.
• One panel covers an area of 1.44 m².

• Living rooms – for TV walls or accent interior zones.
• Bedrooms – for walls behind beds and a more cosy environment.
• Home offices – to reduce echo and sound reflections.
• Office rooms – for neutral decorative and acoustic finishing.
• Meeting rooms – to improve speech intelligibility.
• Hotels – for rooms, corridors and common areas.
• Restaurants and cafés – to improve acoustic comfort.
• Reception areas – for a representative and restrained wall background.
• Studios – for partial sound reflection control.
• Educational spaces – to reduce reverberation.
• Retail spaces – as a modern and neutral interior accent.
• Ceiling finishing – where a decorative and sound-absorbing surface is required.

For example, a smoked oak acoustic slat wall can be installed behind a TV in a living room. The 2400 mm long panels are installed vertically, with their edges joined so that the slat pattern remains continuous.

The black PET felt is visible between the grey-brown smoked oak MDF slats and creates a restrained contrast. At the same time, the acoustic backing helps absorb part of the sound travelling through the room and reflected from hard surfaces.

The perception of echo in the room may be reduced, while the wall becomes a modern, neutral accent that can be easily combined with other interior materials.

If greater sound absorption is required, the panels can be installed on a frame with an air gap and, if necessary, an additional layer of acoustic mineral wool.

For home users: suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, TV walls, home offices or other spaces where a neutral wood-effect finish is to be combined with improved room acoustics.

For interior designers: allows vertical or horizontal slat compositions, accent walls and ceiling zones to be created by combining the muted smoked oak surface with the black PET acoustic backing.

For offices and commercial spaces: can be used in meeting rooms, offices, reception areas, hotels, restaurants, cafés and other spaces where both a neutral interior appearance and reduced echo and reverberation are important.

For acoustic improvement: suitable for rooms with many hard sound-reflecting surfaces. The panels help absorb part of the sound energy and reduce unwanted sound reflections within the room.

For installers: the panels can be installed vertically or horizontally, cut to the required dimensions and adapted around electrical sockets, switches and other interior elements. For walls, mechanical fastening or suitable mounting adhesive can be used, while reliable mechanical fastening is recommended for ceilings.

1. Measure the wall or ceiling. Calculate the required number of panels and allow for cutting waste.
2. Check the substrate. It must be dry, solid, level and free from loose finishing layers.
3. Plan the slat direction. Decide whether the panels will be installed vertically or horizontally.
4. Mark the position of the first panel. Use a spirit level or laser level.
5. Cut the panel if required. MDF slats should be cut with a tool suitable for wood, while the PET felt can be cut with a sharp knife.
6. For adhesive installation, apply mounting adhesive according to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.
7. For screw installation, fasten the panel through the PET backing. Fastening points can be positioned between the slats.
8. Check the slat direction and spacing. Adjacent panels should continue the pattern consistently.
9. Cut openings for sockets and switches only after accurately marking their positions.
10. Finish visible edges. If necessary, use suitable finishing profiles or other edge-finishing solutions.
11. After installation, remove dust using a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

• Vacuum dust using a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment.
• Clean the surface with a dry, soft cloth.
• Clean the gaps between the slats with a soft brush.
• Do not use excessive amounts of water.
• Do not use abrasive sponges.
• Do not use aggressive chemical cleaners.
• Do not allow moisture to enter the cut edges of the MDF slats.

• The panel is intended for dry indoor spaces.
• Do not use in locations where direct exposure to water is possible.
• MDF is not intended for continuous exposure to high humidity.
• Allow the panels to acclimatise to the room conditions before installation.
• Check the actual panel and slat dimensions before cutting.
• Use fasteners suitable for the substrate and panel weight.
• Mechanical fastening is recommended for ceilings.
• The suitability of adhesive-only ceiling installation must be verified according to the technical specifications of the adhesive used.
• Disconnect the power supply before installation work around electrical equipment.
• The panel is not a structural or load-bearing element.
• The NRC 0.8 result depends on the complete installation system and covered area.
• Check the fire classification according to the certification documents for the specific product.

Quick Selection Guide

Choose the smoked oak acoustic slat panel when you need a muted, neutral and contemporary wall or ceiling finish that can also help reduce echo and unwanted sound reflections in the room.

Smoked Oak Finish and Improved Room Acoustics

The smoked oak decorative acoustic panel combines MDF slats with a black sound-absorbing PET fibre backing. The muted grey-brown wood finish gives the interior a restrained, neutral and contemporary character.

The declared NRC 0.8 sound absorption coefficient and PET acoustic backing help reduce sound reflections, echo and reverberation within the room. The panels can be used in residential, working and commercial indoor spaces.

One 2400×600×22 mm panel covers 1.44 m² and can be installed vertically or horizontally. For improved acoustic performance, the panels can be installed on a frame with an air gap and an additional sound-absorbing layer.