Fabric-Wrapped Acoustic Panels

Elevate your space with echo-absorbing fabric touches

Eliminate unwanted echo and improve speech clarity, these custom-upholstered panels are perfect for most spaces. Choose from an extensive palette of high-durability acoustic fabrics and bespoke shapes to seamlessly match any decor while creating a quiet, acoustically balanced environment.

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Technical Overview

Acoustic fabric panels are specialized sound-absorbing panels designed to improve the acoustics of a room. They are typically constructed from a combination of sound-absorbing materials and a fabric covering, making them both functional and visually appealing.

Environmental Standard
ISO 0
Base Materials: Glass wool (default), polyester wool, melamine foam , etc.
Front Finish: fabric, leather.
Frames: resin frame, MDF frame, aluminum frame.
Size: 600mmX600mm, 1200mmX600mm
Thickness: 25mm / 50mm.
Edge: straight, bevel, sequare.
Flame Retardant: meet standard Class B1.
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Fabric-Wrapped Acoustic Systems

Explore advanced Fabric-Wrapped specifications, performance metrics, and industrial structural tolerances.

Echo & Reverberation Reduction

 They shorten the Reverberation Time (RT60) by trapping mid-to-high frequency sound waves, reducing general room noise and flutter echoes.

Lightweight & Easy Installation

They mount easily to walls or ceilings using Z-clips, adhesive strips, or specialized tracks.

Enhanced Well-Being & Focus

In loud environments like call centers, offices, or classrooms, lowering background chatter helps reduce stress, boost morale, and improve productivity.

Colored Fabric Acoustic Panel

Explore our curated industrial palettes engineered for acoustic performance and premium aesthetics.

50+ premium Anodized and coated modern tech finishes.

Shapes Fabric-Wrapped Acoustical Panels

Engineered sound absorption profiles with high-precision aesthetic calibration.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

FAQ's

What's the difference between 25mm and 50mm fabric wrapped acoustic panels?

The thickness determines how much sound the panel absorbs. A 50mm panel is a Class A absorber, meaning it absorbs nearly all the sound that hits it across the speech frequency range — ideal for offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, and any space where speech clarity matters. A 25mm panel (not suitable for ceiling panels) is a Class C absorber, which absorbs around half as much sound. Class C panels are well suited to decorative applications, smaller rooms with less reverberation, or spaces where a slimmer profile is preferred. For most acoustic projects, the 50mm Class A version offers the best performance per pound.

Wire hangers and acoustic springs are included for installation.

Yes — most of our  fabric wrapped panels are made-to-measure, so you can specify the exact dimensions your space needs rather than trying to make standard sizes work. Custom sizes typically range from 300mm × 300mm minimum up to 3000mm × 1200mm maximum, depending on the shape. For panels that need to be larger than the maximum, our team can supply matching modular sets that align cleanly when installed side by side. Lead times for made-to-measure orders are typically 2–3 weeks.

Our fabric wrapped panels are available in over 50 colors and textures, covering bright primaries, muted neutrals, and rich earth tones. For projects with specific design requirements, we can also supply panels wrapped in fabrics from other premium acoustic fabric specialists on request. Fabric samples are available so you can confirm color and texture before placing your order.

Placement depends on the space, but a few guidelines apply. For offices and meeting rooms, panels work best on the wall behind the speaker (in video calls) and on the wall opposite the main reflection points. For larger rooms, distributing panels across multiple walls is more effective than concentrating them in one area. Coverage of around 30–50% of one major wall is usually enough to noticeably reduce reverberation. Our acoustic calculator provides a precise recommendation based on your room dimensions and existing surfaces.
No — fabric wrapped panels are designed to absorb sound within a room, not block sound transmission between rooms. They reduce echo, reverberation, and harshness, which improves speech clarity and acoustic comfort. To block external noise (traffic, neighbours, machinery), you need denser solid-mass solutions like upgraded glazing, acoustic plasterboard, or dedicated soundproofing systems. The two acoustic problems are different and need different solutions, though they’re often confused.
Yes — the high-density acoustic core inside the panel is impact resistant, and the panels can also be used as a pinnable surface for notes, photographs, or fabric-friendly hooks. The fabric wrap itself can be vacuumed gently with a soft brush attachment, and most fabric finishes can be spot-cleaned with a damp cloth. The panels are designed for long-term commercial use, with manufacturers typically rating them for 10+ years of standard interior use.
Yes they are fire rated to EN 13501-1 Adhered Class B, s1, d0.
No, they won’t. They are designed to reduce echo within your room.
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