Acoustic panels are specially designed materials that absorb sound waves, reducing noise and echo within a space. They’re typically mounted on walls or ceilings to improve sound clarity and control noise without blocking sound completely.

No, acoustic panels are used to absorb sound within a room, improving sound quality and reducing echo. Soundproofing, on the other hand, blocks sound from entering or leaving a space. Acoustic panels are ideal for enhancing sound within a room rather than preventing sound transmission.

For optimal performance, place panels on walls near noise sources, reflective surfaces, or high-activity areas. Ceiling panels are also effective for larger spaces to absorb sound from above.

Yes, acoustic panels are versatile and can be used in a wide variety of spaces, from offices and classrooms to home studios, conference rooms, and auditoriums. They’re suitable for any environment that would benefit from improved sound control.

The number of panels depends on the size of your space and the level of sound control you’re aiming for. Generally, larger or noisier rooms require more panels. Our team can help you determine the ideal setup for your needs.

Yes, most acoustic panels are designed for easy wall or ceiling installation. They typically come with mounting hardware and can be easily positioned to achieve the best sound absorption. Installation usually doesn’t require special tools.

Absolutely. Acoustic panels work well in home offices, home theatres, entertainment rooms, or any space where you want to reduce noise and improve sound quality. They’re a popular choice for home studios and entertainment spaces.

Yes, acoustic panels are available in a wide range of colours, textures, and styles to fit various decor needs. They can be customised to match or complement the aesthetics of any space.

All of our acoustic panels are made from sustainable or recycled materials, making them an eco-friendly choice. Check for specific product details on materials to find panels that align with environmental goals.

Acoustic panels typically require minimal maintenance. Most can be dusted or gently vacuumed to keep them clean. For fabric-covered panels, always follow manufacturer instructions to avoid damaging the material.