In interior design, various sound-absorbing and soundproofing materials are often utilized to control and adjust indoor acoustic environments, reducing the impact of noise. Now, let's delve into the world of wood sound-absorbing panels.

01 Wood Sound-Absorbing Panels

Wood sound-absorbing panels serve a fundamental purpose of absorbing sound. Utilizing poplar wood fibers as the core material and inorganic cement as the bonding agent, these panels are manufactured under advanced processes at high temperatures and pressures.

02 Material Properties

Sound Absorption

Utilizing the multitude of small pores within the material, sound waves' energy is transformed into kinetic energy, effectively absorbing sound and reducing the impact of surrounding noise.

Versatility

The surface can be finished with spray colors and artwork, with the potential for up to six layers of spraying. Different treatments yield distinct stylistic characteristics, suitable for various settings.

Lightweight and Secure

Combining the advantages of wood and cement, wood wool sound-absorbing panels are only half the weight of traditional wood-based sound-absorbing panels. This not only reduces the load on ceilings and walls but also enhances safety during usage. Lightweight as wood, sturdy as cement, they are easily cut and installed.

Exceptional Impact Resistance

Utilizing patented technology for reinforcement, wood wool sound-absorbing panels exhibit durability, stability, and resistance to mechanical damage, ensuring quality and longevity.

Eco-Friendly and Formaldehyde-Free

The forming process of wood wool panels is completely different from traditional density boards, ensuring no harm from formaldehyde to human health.

Antibacterial and Moisture-Resistant

Even at 85% humidity, the 25mm wood wool sound-absorbing panels remain functional, suitable for outdoor and pool areas, but not for direct water contact.

Thermal Insulation and Longevity

Primarily composed of processed wood, the thermal conductivity coefficient of wood wool panels is as low as 0.07, providing strong insulation and thermal performance.

03 Application Effects

Wood sound-absorbing panels, as architectural elements, are extensively applied in entertainment venues with high acoustic quality demands, such as KTVs, stadiums, and hotels.

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