Acoustic Wooden Panels

AcouStick Acoustic Wooden Panels combine a natural wood face with a grooved or micro-perforated surface that allows sound energy to reach an absorptive backing behind the panel.

These wooden acoustic panels provide measurable sound absorption while maintaining the warmth and appearance of a natural timber finish. Available as tongue-and-groove planks or large-format panels, they can be installed on walls and ceilings in auditoriums, conference rooms, educational facilities, hospitality interiors, premium offices, and other architectural spaces.

Why Choose Acoustic Wooden Panels?

Effective Sound Absorption

The grooved or micro-perforated wood face allows sound energy to reach the acoustic backing, helping reduce reflected sound and reverberation within the room.

Natural Wood Appearance

Natural wood veneer, HPL, melamine, and laminate finishes provide the visual warmth of timber while integrating acoustic treatment into the architectural design.

High Acoustic Performance

Depending on the backing and cavity configuration, the system can achieve an NRC of up to 0.90, providing effective sound absorption for demanding interior applications.

Grooved or Micro-Perforated Surface

Different surface configurations are available to balance acoustic performance, visual appearance, and architectural requirements.

Flexible Panel Formats

Available as tongue-and-groove planks and large-format panels, allowing continuous acoustic treatment across walls and ceilings.

Fire-Rated Options

Fire-rated MDF cores are available for projects requiring enhanced fire performance in addition to acoustic treatment.

How Do Acoustic Wooden Panels Work?

Acoustic wooden panels combine a decorative wood face with an absorptive backing.

Sound waves reach the grooved or micro-perforated surface and pass through the openings toward the acoustic felt and absorptive infill behind the panel. The backing absorbs part of the sound energy, helping reduce reflections and reverberation within the space.

Sound → Grooved / Micro-Perforated Wood Face → Acoustic Felt → Absorptive Infill → Sound Absorption

The final acoustic performance depends on the panel configuration, perforation or groove pattern, backing material, cavity depth, panel coverage, and complete installation system.

Acoustic Performance

Our wood sound absorption systems are designed to provide effective sound absorption while maintaining a natural architectural wood finish.

Actual acoustic performance depends on the selected face configuration, backing, cavity depth, panel thickness, and complete ceiling or wall assembly. Project-specific acoustic test data should be referenced where required.

Acoustic Wooden Panels Applications

Acoustic wooden panels are suitable for spaces where sound absorption needs to be combined with a natural architectural finish.

• Auditoriums

• Atriums

• Conference & Board Rooms

• Courthouses

• Universities & Student Centres

• Hotel Lobbies

• Restaurants

• Premium Offices

Technical Specifications

Finishes & Customisation

Our acoustic wooden panels can be configured according to the acoustic, architectural, and functional requirements of the project.

Grooved Wood Surface

Grooved wood panels provide a linear architectural appearance while allowing sound energy to reach the absorptive backing behind the face.

Available groove spacing includes:

• 8 mm

• 16 mm

Micro-Perforated Wood

Micro-perforated panels use Ø 0.5 mm perforations with approximately 2.7% open area, allowing sound to pass through the wood face toward the acoustic backing.

Face Finishes

Available finishes include:

• Natural wood veneer

• HPL

• Melamine

• Laminate

Panel Formats

Standard panel sizes include:

• 2400 × 600 mm

• 1200 × 600 mm

• 600 × 600 mm

Large-format panels can be supplied up to approximately 1220 × 2440 mm.

Acoustic Backing

The reverse side can incorporate acoustic felt with 50 mm absorptive infill to improve sound absorption behind the decorative wood surface.

Fire-Rated Options

Fire-rated MDF cores are available for projects requiring a higher level of fire performance.

Acoustic Wooden Panels Price in Saudi Arabia

The cost of acoustic wooden panels depends on several factors, including:

• Panel configuration

• Grooved or micro-perforated surface

• Selected wood veneer or finish

• MDF core specification

• Fire-rated requirements

• Panel dimensions

• Acoustic backing

• Cavity depth

• Required wall or ceiling area

• Required quantity

• Project-specific requirements

Because panel specifications and quantities vary from project to project, AcouStick provides project-based pricing for acoustic wooden panels in Saudi Arabia.

Send us your required specifications, drawings, quantities, preferred wood finish, or project details to receive a quotation based on your application.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are acoustic wooden panels?

Acoustic wooden panels are decorative wood-faced acoustic panels designed to provide sound absorption while maintaining the appearance of a natural timber surface. They typically use grooved or perforated faces with an absorptive backing.

How do wooden acoustic panels absorb sound?

The grooves or micro-perforations allow sound energy to pass through the wood face and reach the acoustic felt and absorptive infill behind it. The backing absorbs part of the sound energy, helping reduce reflections and reverberation.

What is the NRC of acoustic wooden panels?

AcouStick configurations can provide an NRC of approximately 0.70–0.90, depending on the selected backing and cavity configuration. Final acoustic performance should be confirmed using the applicable project or test data.

What is the difference between grooved and micro-perforated wood panels?

Grooved panels use linear channels in the visible wood surface, while micro-perforated panels use very small openings to allow sound energy to reach the absorptive backing. Both can provide sound absorption when correctly configured with the appropriate backing and cavity.

What are wood slat acoustic panels?

Wood slat acoustic panels are acoustic wood systems using linear timber or wood-faced elements with spaces or grooves that allow sound to reach an absorptive backing. They are commonly used when a strong linear architectural appearance is required.

Can acoustic wood wall panels be installed on ceilings?

Yes. The panels can be configured for both wall and ceiling applications, subject to the selected installation system and project requirements.

What finishes are available?

AcouStick Acoustic Wooden Panels can be supplied with natural wood veneer, HPL, melamine, or laminate finishes.

Are fire-rated acoustic wooden panels available?

Yes. Fire-rated MDF cores are available, with the specified fire classification depending on the selected core and complete panel construction.

Where can acoustic wooden panels be used?

They can be used in auditoriums, atriums, conference and board rooms, courthouses, universities, student centres, hotel lobbies, restaurants, premium offices, and other architectural interiors requiring integrated acoustic treatment.

How much do acoustic wooden panels cost in Saudi Arabia?

The price depends on the panel type, face finish, core, dimensions, backing, cavity, fire rating, quantity, and project requirements. AcouStick provides project-specific pricing based on the required configuration.

Need Acoustic Wooden Panels for Your Project?

Send us your drawings, required wall or ceiling area, preferred wood finish, panel type, quantities, acoustic requirements, or project details and our acoustic engineering team can recommend a suitable decorative acoustic panel configuration and provide project-based pricing.

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