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Everything you need to block noise and control echo, from PET panels and wood slats to MLV, acoustic doors, laminated glass and pods.

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Acoustic PET Panels Stretch Fabric Wall System Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV)Acoustic Wood Panels Wood Wool Panels Acoustic Doors Acoustic Laminated Glass Acoustic Pods Acoustic Floor Underlay Acoustic Baffles Bass Traps Acoustic Groove Panels Acoustic Ceiling Tiles Sound Diffusers

Acoustic PET Panels

Made from recycled polyester fibre, PET panels are the most practical way to stop echo in offices, classrooms, studios and homes. They are light enough to fix with adhesive, cut cleanly with a blade, and come in a wide range of colours and thicknesses (9mm and 12mm are the common sizes). Because polyester does not hold moisture, they stay in shape in humid cities like Karachi and Hyderabad.

Thickness	9, 10, 12 and 24 mm
Material	100% PET (polyester)
Absorption	Up to 0.9 NRC
Fire rating	B-s1, d0 (EN 13501)
Fixing	Adhesive

Used in

Office walls and meeting rooms
Classrooms and lecture halls
Home studios and podcast corners
Restaurant and café walls

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Stretch Fabric Wall System

The stretch fabric system uses a perimeter track fixed to the wall or ceiling, an acoustic infill behind it, and fabric stretched tight across the frame. The result is a wall-to-wall finish with no visible joints, which suits auditoriums, cinemas, hotel lobbies, banquet halls and boardrooms where looks matter as much as sound. Fabric can be swapped later without removing the track.

Infill thickness	30 and 50 mm
Size	Any wall size or design
Fabric	Many colours, patterns and textures
Fire rating	Class A (ASTM E84)

Used in

Auditoriums and home cinemas
Banquet halls and hotel lobbies
Boardrooms
Large feature walls

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Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV)

Absorbing panels reduce echo inside a room. MLV does a different job: it blocks sound travelling from one space to another. It is a dense, limp vinyl sheet that goes inside partitions, under floors, above false ceilings and around generator enclosures. Pair it with insulation and drywall when you need neighbours, traffic or machinery to be heard less.

Thickness	1, 2, 3 and 5 mm
Roll size	1 m x 5 m and 1 m x 10 m
Weight	2 kg/m² (1.2 mm), 5 kg/m² (3 mm)
Sound rating	STC 25 to 35+ (ISO 10140-2)

Used in

Partition walls between rooms
Generator and machine rooms
Apartment floors and ceilings
Studio walls

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Acoustic Wood Panels

Wooden slat and grooved panels pair a timber finish with an acoustic backing, so they reduce reverberation while looking like an interior feature. They are popular in drawing rooms, TV lounges, offices, restaurants and mosques. Choose from different wood tones and slat spacings to match your interior.

Size	Custom, for walls and ceilings
Thickness	Customised
Material	Natural wood finish on acoustic backing
Fire	Fire retardant

Used in

Drawing rooms and TV lounges
Reception and office walls
Restaurants and cafés
Prayer halls

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Wood Wool Panels

Wood wool panels are made from wood strands bound with cement. They are hard-wearing, impact-resistant and have a natural textured look, which makes them a good choice for sports halls, gyms, schools, factories and exposed ceilings where softer panels would get damaged.

Size	1200 x 600 mm
Thickness	9, 10, 12 and 24 mm
Absorption	NRC 0.8 to 1.0
Material	Natural wood fibre and cement

Used in

Sports halls and gyms
School corridors and canteens
Factory and warehouse ceilings
Exposed industrial interiors

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Acoustic Doors

A well-treated room still leaks sound through an ordinary hollow door. Acoustic doors have a dense core, perimeter seals and drop seals at the bottom, so studios, conference rooms, bedrooms and clinics keep their privacy. Sizes and finishes can be made to your opening.

Leaf thickness	60 mm
Size	Made to your opening
Sound insulation	Up to 40 dB
Finishes	Laminate, veneer, paint, plain

Used in

Recording and podcast studios
Conference and board rooms
Bedrooms on busy roads
Clinics and therapy rooms

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Acoustic Laminated Glass

Acoustic laminated glass bonds two glass sheets with a special interlayer that dampens sound vibration. It is used in windows facing busy roads, office glass partitions and glass doors. It also holds together if broken, which adds safety.

Build-up	6 mm glass + 1.5 mm PVB + 6 mm glass + 12 mm spacer + 6 mm glass
Sound rating	STC 45
Size	Cut to your window, door or partition

Used in

Windows on main roads
Office glass partitions
Glass meeting rooms
Glass doors

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Acoustic Pods

Acoustic pods are free-standing booths with built-in ventilation and lighting. They give open-plan offices, software houses and co-working spaces a quiet place for calls and short meetings without building new rooms. Single-person and meeting sizes are available.

Sizes	Single-person to meeting pods
Build	Acoustic panels with double-glazed glass
Ventilation	Built-in
Colours	Several options

Used in

Open-plan offices
Software houses and call centres
Co-working spaces
Libraries

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Acoustic Floor Underlay

Footsteps, moving furniture and children playing travel straight through a floor slab. Acoustic underlay goes beneath tiles, wooden flooring or vinyl to reduce impact noise, which is especially useful in apartments and in upper-floor offices.

Thickness	3, 5 and 10 mm
Roll size	1.2 m x 10 m
Colour	Black
Use	Under tiles, wood or vinyl flooring

Used in

Apartments and flats
Upper-floor offices
Gyms on upper floors
Hotel rooms

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Acoustic Baffles

When walls are glass or already busy, the ceiling is the best place to absorb sound. Baffles hang vertically from the ceiling and cut echo in large spaces such as halls, open offices, showrooms, restaurants and mosques with high domes.

Size	170 mm x 300 mm profile
Absorption	NRC 0.75 to 0.80
Material	60% recycled content
Colours	Many options

Used in

Banquet and event halls
Open offices
Showrooms
Halls with high ceilings

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Bass Traps

Low frequencies build up in room corners and make music and voice sound muddy. Bass traps sit in those corners and absorb that energy. They are essential for recording studios, mixing rooms and home cinemas.

Used in

Recording and mixing studios
Home cinemas
Rehearsal rooms
Podcast rooms

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Acoustic Groove Panels

Groove panels have a pattern of grooves cut into the face with an absorbent backing behind. They control echo while giving walls and ceilings a finished architectural look, which makes them popular in conference rooms, home theatres, restaurants, offices and auditoriums. Shapes and groove patterns can be customised.

Thickness	12 and 24 mm
Size	Various, shapes can be customised
Fixing	Wall or ceiling
Fire	Fire resistant

Used in

Conference rooms
Home theatres
Restaurants and lounges
Auditoriums and classrooms

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Acoustic Ceiling Tiles

Acoustic ceiling tiles replace standard false-ceiling tiles with ones that absorb sound. Because the ceiling is the largest open surface in most rooms, they reduce echo and background noise everywhere at once. Available in mineral fibre, wood and fabric-covered finishes.

Thickness	9, 12, 18 and 24 mm
Absorption	Up to 0.90 NRC
Material	Mineral fibre, wood or fabric-covered

Used in

Offices and call centres
Schools and colleges
Hospitals and clinics
Shops and showrooms

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Sound Diffusers

Absorbing every reflection can make a room sound flat. Diffusers scatter sound in many directions instead, keeping the room lively while removing harsh echoes. They are used on rear walls, side walls and ceilings in studios, home theatres and listening rooms.

Type	Wall and corner diffusers
Placement	Rear walls, side walls, ceilings

Used in

Recording and mixing studios
Home theatres
Listening rooms
Rehearsal spaces

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Acoustic PET Panels

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