Wood Wool Acoustic Panel

Envirocoustic^TM Wood Wool panels are made from 100% natural materials; wood and cement. The combination of wood and cement creates unique sound absorbing properties, ensuring good acoustics in any room. The material has a natural resilience and can handle moist environments, while also providing effective fire protection.

These panels are designed to improve acoustic performance in indoor spaces by reducing reverberation and controlling noise levels. Wood wool panels have a distinctive appearance, with a rough, textured surface.

Features of Wood Wool Acoustic Panels :

• Sound Absorption: Wood wool panels are highly effective at absorbing sound, making them suitable for addressing acoustic issues in various settings.
  Durable: The cement binder in wood wool panels adds durability, allowing them to withstand wear and tear.
• Aesthetic Appeal: Wood wool panels have a natural, textured look that can enhance the aesthetics of a space. They are available in various colors and can be customized to suit different design preferences.
• Fire Resistance: Many wood wool panels are fire-resistant, which is important for safety in public and commercial buildings.
• Eco-Friendly: These panels are made from sustainable materials, promoting environmental sustainability.

Uses:

• Architectural Applications: Wood wool acoustic panels are used in architectural design to control and improve the acoustics of interior spaces. They can be installed on walls and ceilings to reduce sound reflections and echoes in areas such as auditoriums, theaters, conference rooms, restaurants, and churches.
• Open Offices: In modern open office environments, wood wool panels can be used to create quieter workspaces, reduce noise distractions, and enhance employee productivity.
• Educational Facilities: Wood wool panels are installed in classrooms, libraries, and lecture halls to create better learning environments with improved acoustics.
• Residential Spaces: Homeowners and interior designers use wood wool acoustic panels to reduce noise in residential spaces, including living rooms, bedrooms, and home theaters.
• Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities: These panels are used in healthcare settings to create quieter patient rooms, waiting areas, and treatment rooms, reducing stress and improving the overall healing environment.
• Restaurants and Cafes: Wood wool panels can be used to create a more pleasant dining experience by reducing noise levels and creating a more intimate atmosphere.
• Gyms and Sports Facilities: In sports facilities, such as gyms and indoor sports halls, wood wool panels help control noise and improve the overall acoustic quality.
• Recording Studios: Wood wool panels are often found in recording studios and music practice rooms to create optimal sound environments for musicians and sound engineers.
  Overall, wood wool acoustic panels serve a dual purpose of enhancing the acoustic quality of spaces while contributing to their visual appeal.