Panels are extremely durable...
Ideally suited where a high-impact acoustic solution is required, they can be coloured to any RAL, NCS Pantone or BS colour system (depending on quantity required).
WoodWool Tiles can be used on ceilings and walls in areas where busy footfall is common. Their hard-wearing, tough, colourful and shapely designs make them ideally suited for use in areas where reverberation and noise levels are an issue and where that quirky design edge is required.
The tiles have an open material structure that reduces sound reflections making this product an excellent sound absorber. ToughSound WoodWool dampens noise, absorbs impact noise thus contributing to restful acoustics within leisure, residential, industrial and public spaces.
Features & Example Of System Build Up
Our acoustic systems are a single-sided sound absorbing panels upholstered in fabric. Click on the circles to view details about our Acoustic Wood Wool Panels.
KEY FEATURES
Class A
Bespoke Systems
Quick Installation
Contemporary Designs
Un-disturb Room Structure
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Cement Wood Wool Panel
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Screws
Coloured screw heads to align with panel colour. Option 1 – Glued, Option 2 – Magnet backed panels.
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Substrate
Supply & Install System
UK Acoustic Systems offer a full supply and install by leading professionals for Aesthetic Absorbers Systems.
Impact Resistant
Class A
Over 194 RAL Colours
Quick Install
Download Our RAL Finishes
Choose from 194* RAL finishes, whether you’re seeking a dark saphhire blue or a coral red. For bespoke colours, contact our team on 0333 055 7569.
Explore Our Projects
View a selection of Aesthetic Absorbers projects that UK Acoustic Systems has been involved with. Our expert installation teams are happy to organise and arrange a site visit to help plan your new project and answer any questions. Take a look below and give us a call on 0333 055 7569 to discuss your project.
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