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  • Decorative Acoustic Wall | Ceiling Panel | Slatted Panel | Interior Cladding | 600x600x22mm | MDF + PET | Natural White Oak

    Code: ES-CANWV-WG-0206

    The decorative acoustic wall and ceiling panel is made of MDF slats finished with natural white oak veneer and a sound-absorbing light PET felt backing. The panel is designed for modern interior finishing, improving room acoustics, and reducing unwanted echo and sound reflections.

    The natural white oak veneer preserves the authentic wood grain, grain direction, and natural surface variations. The light-colored slats combined with the light grey acoustic felt create a clean, calm, and elegant interior appearance, making the panel ideal for bright residential, office, and commercial spaces. 

  • Decorative Acoustic MDF Slat Panel – 600×600×22 mm, Natural Oak Veneer, Light PET Felt, NRC 0.8, Whitewashed Oak

    Decorative acoustic wall and ceiling panel consisting of MDF slats covered with natural oak veneer and sound-absorbing light PET fiber felt. It is designed for interior finishing, improving room acoustics and reducing the effect of unwanted echo and sound reflections.

    Natural whitewashed oak veneer retains the texture of real wood, the direction of the grain and natural surface variations. The light-colored slats and light acoustic PET backing create a uniform, calm and visually lightweight surface suitable for bright residential, office and commercial interiors.

    Main purpose:
    The panel is designed for decorative wall and ceiling finishing and for improving room acoustics. The PET felt absorbs part of the sound energy, while the slat-and-gap construction helps diffuse sound reflections, which can reduce the perception of echo and reverberation in the room.
    Panel dimensions
    600×600×22 mm
    Sound absorption
    NRC 0.8
    Area
    0.36 m²
    Finish
    Whitewashed oak

    Construction and Operating Principle

    The front of the panel consists of parallel MDF slats covered with natural oak veneer. The veneer surface has a light whitewashed oak finish. The slats are attached to a light-colored sound-absorbing PET fiber backing.

    MDF provides a stable base for the slats, while their visible surface is covered with a thin layer of real wood. Therefore, the panel is not made of solid oak, but its decorative front surface is finished with natural wood veneer.

    As sound travels through the room, some sound waves are reflected from the slats, some are diffused through the gaps between them, while some reach the PET felt layer and are absorbed. This construction helps reduce unwanted sound reflections and improve acoustic comfort within the room.

    The panel is primarily designed to improve the internal acoustics of a room. It is not a sound insulation system and does not by itself provide sound isolation between adjacent rooms.

    Natural Veneer, MDF Base and Acoustic Felt:
    MDF provides stability and consistent shape to the slats, natural oak veneer creates a real wood surface, while the light PET felt helps absorb part of the sound travelling through the room.

    Acoustic Properties

    The declared sound absorption coefficient is NRC 0.8. The actual sound absorption performance depends on the panel installation method, the surface area covered, the overall construction and the conditions within the room.

    • helps reduce echo in the room;
    • reduces some unwanted sound reflections;
    • may improve speech intelligibility;
    • helps reduce the perception of reverberation;
    • may contribute to a more comfortable working and resting environment;
    • suitable for residential, office and commercial interior spaces.
    Important regarding the NRC value:
    The actual sound absorption performance depends on the panel installation method, the air gap behind the panel, the backing material, any additional acoustic mineral wool layer, the surface area covered and the overall room construction.

    Natural Whitewashed Oak Veneer

    The surface of the MDF slats is covered with natural oak veneer in a whitewashed oak finish. Veneer is a thin layer of real wood, which means that the natural oak grain, texture and individual characteristics of the wood remain visible on the surface.

    • genuine natural wood surface;
    • light, warm and neutral shade;
    • visible natural oak texture;
    • the grain pattern of each slat may vary slightly;
    • matches white, grey, beige and black surfaces;
    • suitable for Scandinavian, minimalist and modern interiors;
    • can be combined with concrete, glass, metal and stone finishes.
    Natural veneer is not a printed wood imitation:
    The visible surface of the slats is covered with a layer of real wood, while MDF provides the stable base. Due to the natural characteristics of the material, the grain pattern and shade of individual slats may vary.
    Natural surface variations:
    The direction of the grain, pattern, texture and shade of natural veneer may vary between individual slats and panels. This is a natural characteristic of real wood and is not a product defect. For a single wall, it is recommended to order panels from the same production batch.

    Light PET Acoustic Felt

    The rear backing of the panel is made of light-colored compressed PET fiber felt. According to the provided color information, it is available in a light grey or grey-beige shade.

    • absorbs part of the sound reaching the panel;
    • helps reduce reverberation in the room;
    • creates a light background between the whitewashed oak slats;
    • creates a lighter and less contrasting visual appearance;
    • provides the backing for the MDF slats;
    • helps reduce the effect of sound reflected from hard surfaces.
    Visual effect of the light backing:
    The light PET felt does not create as strong a contrast as a black backing, so the whitewashed oak slat panel looks more uniform, softer and visually lighter.

    Slat Arrangement

    Specified slat module:
    According to the provided specification, the panel uses approximately 27 mm wide MDF slats with approximately 13 mm gaps between them. Light-colored acoustic PET felt is visible between the slats.

    The square 600×600 mm format allows modular wall and ceiling compositions to be created. The slats of individual panels can be oriented vertically or horizontally, allowing uniform patterns or geometric designs with different directions.

    MDF Base and Formaldehyde Emission Class

    The slats are based on MDF board with the specified emission class of CARB P2.

    • MDF board with controlled formaldehyde emissions;
    • provides a stable base for the natural veneer;
    • helps maintain a consistent slat shape;
    • suitable for interior finishing products;
    • intended for use under normal dry indoor conditions.
    CARB P2:
    This designation relates to formaldehyde emission limits for wood-based panels. It does not describe the product's sound absorption, fire performance, moisture resistance or structural strength.

    Fire Classification

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

    • EN 13501-1:2018 classification;
    • ASTM E84 Class A classification;
    • a B1 flame-retardant PET felt version may also be specified.
    Check the documentation before using the product in a project:
    Different fire classifications belong to different testing systems and cannot automatically be considered equivalent. It is also necessary to verify whether the specific classification applies only to the PET felt or to the complete panel system consisting of MDF slats, natural veneer, adhesive and felt.

    Technical Parameters

    Product type Decorative acoustic MDF slat panel
    Application Wall and ceiling finishing, improving room acoustics
    Panel dimensions 600×600×22 mm
    Total thickness 22 mm
    Area per panel 0.36 m²
    Slat base MDF board
    Visible slat surface Natural oak veneer
    Color / finish Whitewashed oak
    Acoustic backing PET fiber felt
    PET felt color Light grey / grey-beige
    Slat width Approx. 27 mm, according to the provided specification
    Gap between slats Approx. 13 mm, according to the provided specification
    Sound absorption coefficient NRC 0.8
    MDF emission class CARB P2
    Installation Screws or suitable mounting adhesive
    Installation direction Vertical or horizontal
    Cleaning Vacuum cleaner or dry soft cloth
    Place of use Dry indoor spaces

    Key Features

    • Natural oak veneer – for a genuine wood surface.
    • Whitewashed oak color – for bright and neutral interiors.
    • Light PET felt – for a uniform and less contrasting appearance.
    • Sound absorption – helps reduce echo and reverberation in the room.
    • NRC 0.8 – declared sound absorption rating.
    • MDF base – for a stable slat construction.
    • Natural wood grain – each panel may vary slightly.
    • 600×600 mm modular format – for creating different compositions.
    • Suitable for walls and ceilings.
    • One panel covers 0.36 m².

    Where Can It Be Used?

    • Living rooms – for TV walls or relaxation areas.
    • Bedrooms – as a light feature wall behind the bed.
    • Home offices – for reducing echo and sound reflections.
    • Office spaces – for natural and understated interior finishing.
    • Meeting rooms – for improving speech intelligibility.
    • Hotels – for rooms and common areas.
    • Restaurants and cafés – for improving acoustic comfort.
    • Reception areas – as a representative natural wood background.
    • Studios – for partial control of sound reflections.
    • Educational spaces – for reducing reverberation.
    • Retail spaces – as a bright interior accent.
    • Ceiling finishing – as a decorative and sound-absorbing surface.

    Practical Application Example

    For example, a whitewashed oak acoustic slat feature can be created behind a television in a living room. The 600×600 mm panels can be arranged in several rows, maintaining a consistent slat direction or deliberately changing it.

    The light PET felt is visible between the light natural oak veneer-covered slats. Since the backing is not black, the entire finish appears lighter, calmer and less contrasting.

    The square format allows the entire wall to be covered or only selected feature areas to be created, such as a background behind a television, desk, bed or relaxation area.

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

    Use According to Requirements

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

    For interior designers: the 600×600 mm modular format allows feature areas of different sizes to be created, the direction of the slats on individual panels to be changed and natural variations in the whitewashed oak veneer grain to be used as a design element.

    For offices and commercial spaces: suitable for meeting rooms, offices, reception areas, hotels, restaurants, cafés and other spaces where both a bright natural interior finish and reduced echo and reverberation are important.

    For acoustic improvement: suitable for rooms containing 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 square 600×600 mm format is convenient for arranging smaller areas and working around other interior elements. The panels can be cut to the required dimensions and adapted around electrical sockets, switches or other elements. When cutting, the natural veneer surface should be protected against chipping. Reliable mechanical fixing is recommended for ceiling installations.

    Installation Methods

    Screw Installation

    • the panel is screwed through the PET felt backing;
    • suitable for walls, ceilings and wooden frames;
    • the panel can be removed or replaced more easily;
    • its position can be adjusted more precisely;
    • fixing elements should be selected according to the substrate construction.

    Adhesive Installation

    • suitable for a smooth and solid wall surface;
    • no visible fixing elements are required;
    • mounting adhesive suitable for MDF and PET materials should be used;
    • the substrate must be clean, dry and stable;
    • removal may damage the wall or the panel.

    Installation on a Frame

    For improved acoustic performance:
    The panels can be installed on a wooden batten frame, leaving an air gap between the wall and the panel. A suitable acoustic mineral wool layer can also be installed between the battens. This construction can improve sound absorption, but the final result depends on the air gap, insulation material, panels and the complete installation system.

    The exact frame spacing, batten cross-section, insulation thickness and fixing arrangement must be selected according to the wall or ceiling construction, panel weight and project requirements.

    Installation Instructions

    1. Measure the wall or ceiling. Calculate the required number of panels and allow additional material for cutting.
    2. Check the substrate. It must be dry, solid, level and free from loose finishing layers.
    3. Acclimatize the panels. Before installation, keep them in the room where they will be installed.
    4. Lay out the panels before fixing them. Consider natural variations in veneer shade and grain and select the most suitable arrangement.
    5. Plan the slat direction. Decide how the slats of individual 600×600 mm panels will be oriented.
    6. Mark the position of the first panel. Use a spirit level or laser level.
    7. Cut the panel if necessary. Use a suitable fine-toothed woodworking cutting tool for the MDF slats and a sharp knife for the PET felt. Protect the veneer against chipping.
    8. When using adhesive, apply the mounting adhesive according to the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.
    9. When using screws, fix the panel through the PET backing. Fixing points can be positioned between the slats.
    10. Check the panel position and slat rhythm. Adjacent panels should create the desired composition.
    11. Cut openings for sockets and switches only after their positions have been accurately marked.
    12. Finish visible edges. If necessary, use suitable finishing profiles or other edge-finishing solutions.
    13. Remove dust after installation using a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

    Cleaning and Maintenance

    • Remove dust using a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment.
    • Clean the veneered surface with a dry, soft cloth.
    • Clean the light PET felt carefully without rubbing the surface excessively.
    • Do not use large amounts of water.
    • Do not spray cleaning products directly onto the veneer.
    • Do not use abrasive products or aggressive solvents.
    • Do not allow moisture to penetrate the MDF or the cut edges of the veneer.

    Installation and Usage Notes

    • The panel is intended for dry indoor spaces.
    • Do not use in locations exposed to direct water.
    • MDF and natural veneer are not intended for continuous exposure to high humidity.
    • Acclimatize the panels in the installation room before installation.
    • Lay out the panels before installation and match natural wood shades.
    • Check the actual panel and slat dimensions before cutting.
    • Protect the natural veneer against chipping during cutting.
    • Light-colored PET felt may be more susceptible to visible dirt.
    • Use fixing elements suitable for the substrate and panel weight.
    • Mechanical fixing is recommended for ceilings.
    • The suitability of adhesive-only installation on ceilings 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 the area covered.

    Advantages

    • Natural oak veneer.
    • Genuine, non-printed wood surface.
    • Light whitewashed oak color.
    • Light, less contrasting PET backing.
    • Natural and individual wood grain.
    • Decorative and acoustic functions in one product.
    • Declared NRC 0.8 sound absorption coefficient.
    • Helps reduce echo and reverberation.
    • CARB P2 MDF board.
    • Compact 600×600 mm modular format.
    • Panels can be arranged with different slat directions.
    • One panel covers 0.36 m².

    Limitations

    • Natural veneer grain and shade are not completely uniform.
    • Light-colored PET felt may be more susceptible to visible dirt.
    • Not intended for direct water exposure or continuous high humidity.
    • Should not be washed with large amounts of water.
    • Does not provide complete sound insulation between rooms.
    • Acoustic performance depends on the installation system and covered area.
    • Cut edges may require additional finishing.
    • Reliable mechanical fixing is required for ceilings.
    • The panel is not a structural building material.

    Quick Selection Guide

    Choose the 600×600 mm whitewashed oak acoustic slat panel with light PET felt when you need a genuine wood surface, modular, bright and less contrasting interior finishing, together with improved acoustic comfort in the room.

    Dimensions
    600×600×22 mm
    Sound absorption
    NRC 0.8
    Area
    0.36 m²
    PET backing
    Light
    Suitable when you need:
    • a natural wood surface;
    • a light whitewashed oak shade;
    • a light rather than black backing between the slats;
    • a modular 600×600 mm panel system;
    • calm and less contrasting wall finishing;
    • reduced echo and reverberation in the room;
    • the possibility of creating compositions with different slat directions;
    • a Scandinavian, modern or minimalist interior.
    Check before ordering:
    • how many square meters of surface need to be covered;
    • how many 0.36 m² panels will be required for the selected area;
    • how the slats of individual panels will be oriented;
    • whether direct installation or a frame with an air gap is required;
    • whether additional acoustic mineral wool is required;
    • whether the natural variations in veneer shade and grain are suitable for the project;
    • whether the light PET felt shade matches the other interior surfaces;
    • whether the entire quantity will come from the same production batch;
    • whether the specific fire classification meets the project requirements;
    • whether visible edges and cut edges will require additional finishing.
    Important reminder:
    The panel is designed to improve the internal acoustics of a room, but it is not a sound insulation system between separate rooms. The final acoustic performance depends on the area covered by the panels, the installation method and the complete construction.

    FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

    Is this real wood?
    The visible surface of the slats is covered with natural oak veneer, while the slats themselves are made from an MDF base. It is not solid oak.
    Is whitewashed oak completely white?
    No. Whitewashed oak is a light shade, but natural beige, cream, light yellowish or brownish wood tones and grain may remain visible on the surface.
    Are the gaps between the slats black?
    No. The PET acoustic backing of this model is light-colored – according to the provided information, light grey or grey-beige.
    Will the wood grain be identical on all panels?
    No. The grain, texture and shade of natural veneer may vary. Such variations are a natural characteristic of real wood.
    Does the panel insulate sound from an adjacent room?
    No. Its main purpose is to absorb part of the sound within the room and reduce echo and reverberation. Sound insulation between rooms requires a dedicated wall or ceiling construction.
    What does NRC 0.8 mean?
    It is the declared sound absorption rating. The actual acoustic performance depends on the specific installation method, covered area and complete construction.
    How much area does one panel cover?
    A 600×600 mm panel covers 0.36 m² of surface.
    How many panels are needed for 1 m²?
    Theoretically, approximately 2.78 panels are required to cover 1 m². The practical quantity should be rounded up and additional allowance should be made for panel layout and cutting waste.
    Can the panels be arranged in different directions?
    Yes. The square 600×600 mm format allows the slats to be oriented vertically, horizontally or arranged in decorative compositions with different directions.
    Can the panel be cut?
    Yes. MDF slats should be cut using a suitable fine-toothed woodworking cutting tool, while the PET backing can be cut with a sharp knife. The natural veneer surface must be protected against chipping.
    Can an opening be cut for an electrical socket?
    Yes. An opening can be cut according to the dimensions of the specific socket, switch or mounting box. Electrical work must be carried out with the power supply disconnected.
    Can the panel be installed on a ceiling?
    Yes, but reliable mechanical fixing to a suitable substrate or frame is recommended for ceiling installation.
    Can the panel be installed directly onto a wall?
    Yes. The panel can be screwed or, if the substrate and adhesive are suitable, bonded to a smooth and solid wall surface.
    Can it be installed in a humid room?
    The panel is made from MDF and natural wood veneer, so it is not intended for direct water exposure or continuous high humidity. It is designed for dry indoor spaces.
    How should the light PET felt be cleaned?
    Dust should be removed using a vacuum cleaner with a soft attachment. The felt should not be excessively wetted, rubbed strongly or cleaned with aggressive products.
    Is the panel non-combustible?
    The specific fire classification of the complete panel must be verified using the certification documentation applicable to the particular product version. The classification of the PET felt does not necessarily apply to the complete panel.
    What does CARB P2 mean?
    It is a formaldehyde emission requirement class for MDF boards. It does not describe sound absorption, fire performance or water resistance.

    Modular Whitewashed Oak Finish with Natural Veneer and Light Acoustic Backing

    This decorative acoustic panel combines MDF slats, natural oak veneer and a light sound-absorbing PET fiber backing. The whitewashed oak color and light gaps between the slats create a calm, warm and visually lightweight surface.

    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, office and commercial indoor spaces.

    One 600×600×22 mm panel covers 0.36 m². The square format provides greater flexibility when changing the slat direction and creating individual modular compositions. For improved acoustic performance, the panels can be installed on a frame with an air gap and an additional sound-absorbing layer.

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