Wooden acoustic panels are sound-absorbing panels made primarily from wood that are used to improve the acoustic properties of a room. They are designed to reduce sound reflections, control reverberation, and enhance the overall sound quality in a space. Wooden acoustic panels are commonly used in environments where sound quality is important, such as recording studios, home theaters, conference rooms, and concert halls.
DBZ Wooden panels are powerful union between architecture and acoustical performance. Utilizing bold 3-4mm grooves in a high recycled content, Class A fire rated, ULEF and FSC certified wood plank, our grooved panels achieves up to an NRC=0.80 while maintaining the ambiance of the space with reflections at the highest frequencies.
Perforated acoustic panels, also known as perforated acoustic wall panels or perforated sound-absorbing panels, are a type of acoustic treatment designed to improve sound quality and reduce noise in various indoor environments. These panels are made by perforating or drilling small holes into a solid surface, typically a wood or composite material, to create a decorative pattern while also enhancing sound absorption properties. Here are some key characteristics and benefits of perforated acoustic panels:
The DBZ “Micro-Perforated” acoustic panels offer unrivalled acoustic absorption (up to Alpha 0.95)(α-values) while preserving the aesthetic appearance of the real wood veneer. The 0.5mm/ 0.7mm holes on the panels are barely significant and only become visible when it is viewed from a few centimeters away. The sound penetrates the panel through a multitude of micro-holes and is channeled into perforations in the MDF core. Micro perforated panels are manufactured on fiberboard panels (MDF) with micro perforations on the visible side and big holes in the back side to improve absorption coefficient of the panels. Our micro perforated acoustic panels can be manufactured in several versions, to be installed on walls or ceilings. In both cases you should leave behind a space or “plenum” filled with a low density mineral fiber to help improve the optimal absorption coefficient.
Standardized sizes are 2400×600, 1200×600 and 600×600 mm. with a thickness of 16mm. Other sizes available.
