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Wall panels

Panels that cut echo in meeting rooms, offices and classrooms. Standard sizes in 23 colours, or cut to suit.

What are acoustic wall panels and how do they work?

Acoustic wall panels soak up sound instead of bouncing it back into the room. Less echo means people can hear each other, and think.

  • Cut echo in hard-surfaced rooms
  • Make conversations and calls clearer
  • Add colour and texture to bare walls
Staff kitchen and dining table under triangular acoustic ceiling panels

Where should you use acoustic wall panels?

  • Two women in a glass meeting room under round acoustic pendants, one writing on a whiteboard

    Meeting rooms

    Glass, concrete and a big table. Voices ring.

  • Shared office floor with green patterned acoustic screens, high tables and soft seating

    Open-plan offices

    Chatter carries from one end to the other.

  • Boardroom with dark acoustic wall panels behind a long timber table

    Classrooms

    Hard to hear the teacher over the room.

  • Two women working at a meeting table under large round grey acoustic pendants, tall windows behind

    Reception and cafés

    First impressions that sound calm.

How to choose the right acoustic wall panel

  1. Coverage

    How much wall to treat for the room size

  2. Size and thickness

    Thicker panels absorb more

  3. Colour and pattern

    23 stock colours, or cut to suit

  4. Fixing

    Adhesive, tape or brackets

And if you’re still not sure, just ask. We’ll help you work it out.

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Three ways to fix them

Adhesive, double-sided tape or brackets. Each with its own guide.

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A grey felt acoustic screen with rounded corners on a desk beside a laptop, behind green monstera leaves

Acoustic wall panel questions, answered

How many acoustic panels does a room need?

It depends on the room. Coverage is how much wall to treat for the room size, and our Acoustics explained guide shows how to work it out.

Do thicker panels work better?

Yes. Thicker panels absorb more sound, so choose the size and thickness with the room’s coverage in mind.

Can panels go on a glass wall?

Where the walls are glass, ceiling baffles and panels can treat the room from above, without using wall space. Talk to us about your room.

Can I get a custom shape or print?

A custom shape, yes: through custom acoustic, it’s your colours, your pattern, your shape, cut from acoustic panel and made here in New Zealand. Printing on panels: [To be supplied by Boyd].

Still not sure what you need?

We’ve been doing this for more than 40 years, so we know what works. Tell us about the space and we’ll point you to the right fit.

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