Solid wood acoustic diffuser

Solid wood acoustic diffusers for natural reflection control.

Solid-wood QRD modules use varied well depths to distribute reflected sound energy across listening, recording and performance environments.

Solid wood QRD acoustic diffuser panels in a professional recording studio
MaterialSolid wood
Diffuser familiesN1 · N4 · D2 · D6
Module widths350 / 600 mm
Profile depths70–350 mm

Quadratic-residue diffusion

Designed to scatter reflections, not simply absorb them.

Different well depths return sound energy at different times. Used with appropriate absorption, this helps reduce strong repeated reflections and supports a more balanced acoustic field.

Varied-depth wells

QRD profiles use calculated depth sequences to spread reflected energy over multiple directions.

Architectural timber

Natural wood surfaces bring a warm material character to studios, theatres and listening rooms.

System coordination

Final diffuser position, area and pairing with absorption should be confirmed for the specific room.

Model directions

Choose the QRD profile around the available wall depth and project design.

Solid wood series

QRD-N1

  • 600 mm module width
  • 600 / 1200 / 1800 mm lengths
  • 70 / 110 mm profile depth

Solid wood series

QRD-N4

  • 600 mm module width
  • 1200 / 1800 / 2400 mm lengths
  • 150 mm profile depth

Solid wood series

QRD-D2

  • 600 mm module width
  • 600 / 1200 mm lengths
  • 70 / 110 mm profile depth

Solid wood series

D6 solid wood diffuser

  • 350 mm profile width
  • 1800 / 2400 mm lengths
  • 350 mm profile depth

Dimensions above are transcribed from supplied product references. Confirm model, timber finish, profile depth and approved performance data before ordering.

Supplier model references

Four timber diffuser geometries, clarified for project comparison.

Each visual below is an English-only high-resolution product rendering based on the supplied reference. Dimensions and frequency context remain source-reference information, subject to final room design and approved test documentation.

D6 solid wood acoustic diffuser with deep vertical QRD wells

Solid wood series

D6 solid wood diffuser

A deep-profile solid-wood diffuser direction for multi-dimensional, multi-angle distribution of reflected energy.

  • Type: QRD-DWS (source reference)
  • Solid wood
  • 350 mm profile width / depth
  • 1800 / 2400 mm lengths
  • Confirm the selected product specification before ordering
QRD-N4 solid wood acoustic diffuser with varied vertical wells

Solid wood series

QRD-N4 solid wood diffuser

A linear well profile intended to support clearer spatial definition when coordinated with the rest of the room treatment.

  • Type: QRD-N4
  • Solid wood
  • 600 mm module width
  • 1200 / 1800 / 2400 mm lengths
  • 150 mm profile depth
  • Confirm the selected product specification before ordering
QRD-D2 square solid wood acoustic diffuser grid

Solid wood series

QRD-D2 solid wood diffuser

A square-well QRD layout with varied recess depths for more uniform multi-angle reflections.

  • Type: QRD-D2
  • Solid wood
  • 600 mm module width
  • 600 / 1200 mm lengths
  • 70 / 110 mm profile depths
  • Source chart: reflection, normalised reflection and scattering curves
QRD-N1 solid wood acoustic diffuser with curved vertical wells

Solid wood series

QRD-N1 solid wood diffuser

A compact linear QRD direction for spreading incident energy and helping to avoid repetitive echoes or standing-wave emphasis.

  • Type: QRD-N1
  • Solid wood
  • 600 mm module width
  • 600 / 1200 / 1800 mm lengths
  • 70 / 110 mm profile depths
  • Source chart: reflection, normalised reflection and scattering curves

Performance context

Diffusion is determined by the complete project design.

Diffusion effect depends on geometry depth, module arrangement, installation position and the overall room design. Confirm the required specification before ordering.

SeriesReference positioningSelection note
N1 / D2Compact QRD wall modulesChoose profile depth to suit available wall build-up.
N4Model referenceConfirm geometry and layout against the project design.
D6Model referenceCoordinate profile depth with structure and clearances.

Installation coordination

Direct wall fixing with a coordinated support frame.

QRD diffuser modules are generally set out on a level substrate or concealed support system. Final fixing, load path, module joints and perimeter details must follow approved shop drawings.

  1. 01

    Set out the field

    Confirm diffuser coverage, symmetry and listening positions with the acoustic layout.

  2. 02

    Prepare the support

    Provide a sound, level backing or subframe suitable for the selected timber module depth.

  3. 03

    Fix and inspect

    Use the approved concealed or mechanical fixing method, then check alignment across the full field.

Application references

Six ways to bring controlled timber diffusion into a room.

Recording studio with solid wood QRD acoustic diffuser panels

Recording studio

Natural timber QRD diffuser field behind the recording position.

Listening room with solid wood QRD acoustic diffuser panels

Listening room

Rear-wall diffusion for a balanced, spacious listening environment.

Mixing control room with solid wood QRD acoustic diffuser panels

Mixing control room

A controlled reflection strategy around the engineer position.

Theatre and rehearsal room with solid wood QRD acoustic diffuser panels

Theatre and rehearsal room

Diffusion integrated with sound-control surfaces for performance spaces.

Home cinema with solid wood QRD acoustic diffuser panels

Home cinema

Timber diffuser modules used as part of a rear-wall acoustic composition.

Conference and podcast room with solid wood QRD acoustic diffuser panels

Conference and podcast room

Architectural wood diffusion for speech-focused rooms.

Frequently asked questions

Questions before selecting Solid Wood Acoustic Diffuser.

Clear the material, mounting and evidence questions before the product is released into a project.

Project support

Need a solid wood diffuser schedule for your room?

Talk to the project team