Cement-bonded wood fibre acoustic surfaces
Wood Wool Acoustic Panels
Coarse wood-fibre texture with a rigid mineral-bound core for robust architectural absorption.
Poplar wood fibres form a continuous open structure around an inorganic cement binder, creating a distinctly natural surface for wall and ceiling applications.
Product material studyMaterial character
Wood fibre left visible, not disguised.
The long, interlocked fibres remain legible across the face, giving every panel a dry, mineral texture and subtle natural variation. The open porous structure is the defining visual and acoustic characteristic.
Supplied literature describes moisture and flame performance. Those claims remain evidence-gated until the exact product code and current reports are approved.
Colour direction
Twenty-eight material tones, one visible fibre structure.
Natural mineral shades sit alongside brighter project colours. The regenerated card restores the supplied colour families at high resolution while preserving the coarse strand texture.
Screen colour is indicative only. Approve colour, fibre scale and spray coverage from a current physical sample before ordering.
Performance confirmation
Two panel constructions require their own tested build-up.
Acoustic performance depends on the selected thickness, backing material, air cavity and tested installation build-up. Confirm the required specification before ordering.
Confirm the current product code, panel construction, mounting condition and applicable test evidence for the proposed order.
Installation relationships
Direct, cavity or infill-backed.
The supplied details show three distinct wall build-ups. Select the fixing, batten spacing, cavity depth and infill from the approved project system rather than from appearance alone.
Application gallery
Six spatial studies for wood wool acoustic panels.
These high-resolution visual studies show intended material applications. They are design references, not completed JHS projects.
Performing arts auditorium
Large-format wood-wool wall fields bring texture and acoustic intent to speech and performance spaces.
University lecture hall
Warm mineral-bound panels coordinate robust wall protection with a calm teaching environment.
Sports hall
Impact-prone community interiors benefit from a visually durable, coarse-fibre material expression.
Hotel lobby
Hexagonal modules turn the rough fibre texture into a crafted hospitality feature wall.
Executive boardroom
A restrained natural palette gives meeting rooms material warmth without decorative noise.
Airport lounge
Continuous ceiling rafts and wall panels bring an ordered material rhythm to high-traffic waiting areas.
Frequently asked questions
Questions before selecting Wood Wool Acoustic Panels.
Clear the material, mounting and evidence questions before the product is released into a project.
Review panel thickness, texture, colour, edge format and required durability as a coordinated material selection.
Confirm the current product code, dimensions, finish, mounting method, acoustic test conditions and fire evidence against the exact proposed build-up.
Wall and ceiling conditions must be checked separately for substrate, impact exposure, fixing, cavity depth and approved performance evidence.
Send the room type, drawings or elevations, substrate, target programme and any required compliance information. The project team can then identify the documents and sample route needed for review.