Decorative Acoustic Wall | Ceiling Panel | Slatted Panel | Interior Cladding | 2400x600x22mm | MDF + PET | White Oak Imitation

Decorative acoustic MDF slat panel – 2400×600×22 mm, PET felt, NRC 0.8, white 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 unwanted echo and sound reflections.

The white oak technical wood veneer gives the panel a natural wood appearance, while the black acoustic backing enhances the vertical slats and helps create a modern, rhythmic wall or ceiling surface.

The manufacturer-declared sound absorption coefficient is NRC 0.8. This means that a properly installed panel system can absorb a significant portion of the sound energy reaching it.

• helps reduce echo in the room;
• reduces unwanted sound reflections;
• can improve speech intelligibility;
• helps reduce the perception of noise in common areas;
• suitable for music, work and relaxation spaces.

The MDF slat surface is covered with technical wood veneer featuring a white oak pattern. It reproduces the texture of natural wood while providing a more consistent colour and grain direction.

• light and neutral white oak shade;
• suitable for Scandinavian and modern interiors;
• matches white, grey and black surfaces;
• can be combined with concrete, metal and glass;
• natural wood appearance without a solid wood construction.

The slat backing is made of MDF board with a manufacturer-declared emission class of CARB P2.

• MDF board with controlled formaldehyde emissions;
• suitable for interior finishing products;
• uniform structure helps maintain accurate slat shape;
• surface suitable for decorative veneer;
• stable construction under indoor conditions.

The black rear backing is made of compressed PET fibre. This layer acts as a sound-absorbing material and also holds the MDF slats together in one panel.

• absorbs part of the sound entering the panel;
• reduces room reverberation;
• creates a contrasting black background between the slats;
• makes it easier to adapt the panel to a wall or ceiling;
• helps reduce acoustic reflections from hard surfaces.

The manufacturer’s data indicates that acoustic PET felt, depending on the specific version and testing system, may achieve:

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

• Acoustic sound absorption – reduces echo and unwanted reverberation.
• NRC 0.8 – declared high sound absorption performance.
• MDF slat construction – for a rhythmic and modern wall design.
• PET acoustic felt – absorbs sound and holds the slats in place.
• White oak veneer – creates a light natural wood effect.
• Technical wood surface – provides more consistent colour and grain.
• CARB P2 MDF – for controlled formaldehyde emissions.
• Optional flame-retardant PET felt – depending on the specific product version.
• Installation with screws or adhesive – depending on the substrate construction.
• Suitable for walls and ceilings – for various interior solutions.
• Large-format panel – one panel covers 1.44 m².

• Living rooms – for a TV wall or accent interior zone.
• Bedrooms – for a wall behind the bed or a calm relaxation environment.
• Home offices – to reduce echo and improve sound during video calls.
• Work offices – for decorative and acoustic wall finishing.
• Meeting rooms – to improve speech intelligibility.
• Hotels – for rooms, corridors and common areas.
• Restaurants and cafés – to reduce perceived noise and echo.
• Reception areas – for a decorative wall background and acoustic comfort.
• Studios – for partial control of sound reflections.
• Training rooms – to improve speech clarity and reduce reverberation.
• Retail spaces – for accent walls and interior zones.
• Ceiling finishing – where a decorative and sound-absorbing surface is required.

For example, a white oak slat acoustic wall is installed behind the television in a living room. The panels are installed vertically from floor to ceiling, with the edges joined so that the slat pattern remains continuous.

The black PET felt is visible between the light MDF slats and creates a contrast. At the same time, it absorbs part of the sound reflected from the television, speakers, furniture and hard walls.

The room has less perceived echo, while the wall surface becomes a strong interior accent. Openings for electrical sockets, a TV mount or lighting elements can also be created in the panel.

If greater sound absorption is required, the panels can be installed on a batten framework with an additional acoustic mineral wool layer behind them.

For home users: suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, TV walls, home offices or other spaces where decorative wood-effect finishing 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 white oak surface with the black acoustic PET backing.

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

For improving acoustics: 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 or other interior elements. For walls, mechanical fixing or suitable mounting adhesive can be selected, while reliable mechanical fixing 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 in advance 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 necessary. MDF slats should be cut with a suitable wood-cutting tool, while the PET felt should be cut with a sharp knife.
6. For adhesive installation, apply mounting adhesive to the back of the panel according to the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions.
7. For screw installation, screw the panel through the PET backing. The screw heads can be concealed in the black felt between the slats.
8. Check vertical alignment and slat spacing. The next panel should continue the same pattern.
9. Cut openings for sockets and switches only after their positions have been accurately marked.
10. Finish the edges. Suitable finishing profiles or edge slats can be used for visible cut edges.
11. Remove dust after installation using a dry method, with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

• Vacuum dust using a soft furniture or brush attachment.
• Clean the surface with a dry soft cloth.
• Clean the gaps between the slats with a soft brush.
• Do not use excessive 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 areas exposed to direct water.
• MDF is not intended for continuous high humidity.
• Allow the panels to acclimatise to the room temperature before installation.
• Check the actual panel and slat dimensions before cutting.
• Use screws and anchors suitable for the substrate and panel weight.
• Mechanical fixing is recommended for ceilings.
• The suitability of adhesive for ceiling installation must be confirmed by the adhesive manufacturer.
• Disconnect the power supply before working around electrical equipment.
• The panel is not a structural or load-bearing element.
• The NRC 0.8 result depends on the complete tested installation system.
• Check the fire classification according to the certificate of the specific product.
• Project-specific installation should be carried out by a qualified finishing or construction professional.

Quick selection guide

Choose the white oak acoustic slat panel when you need modern wall or ceiling finishing that can also help reduce echo and unwanted sound reflections in the room.

Modern wood slat finish and improved room acoustics

The white oak decorative acoustic panel combines MDF slats, technical wood veneer and a black sound-absorbing PET fibre backing. The rhythm of the vertical slats gives the interior a modern natural wood character.

The declared NRC 0.8 sound absorption coefficient helps reduce unwanted echo, reverberation and sound reflections. The panels can be used in homes, offices, hotels, restaurants, meeting rooms and other indoor spaces.

The 2400×600×22 mm panel covers an area of 1.44 m² and can be installed vertically or horizontally using screws or suitable mounting adhesive. For improved acoustic performance, it can be installed on a framework with an air gap and an additional sound-absorbing layer.