Broadband sound panel-It can even be used as a ceiling element

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Measurement is 16 EUR without tax- but if you buy, we will deduct it from the amount of the product! So you will definitely order what you need!

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Choose from our other Broadband acoustic panels range

Countries within the EU: Our customers with an EU corporate tax number can buy tax-free!

Citizens of countries outside the EU that can buy without VAT: United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, San Marino have to pay customs duties according to their own country’s tariffs when receiving the product.

We can produce custom sizes as well.

-Size: 130x64x11cm  weight: 11kg – 17kg

-Size: 104x64x11cm  weight: 8kg – 14kg

-Size: 104x64x6cm  weight: 4kg – 8kg

-Size: 104x30x6cm  weight: 3.5kg

-Size: 64x54x6cm  weight: 3.5kg – 7kg

Properties of the sound panel:

Inside our wall panels, we place 90kg/m3 acoustic wool into a sturdy wood construction which has noise insulation and soundproofing properties.

Or you can order it with extra dense 80kg/m3 Elitexa acoustic foam (additional cost).

The panel is also available with the latest Elitexa extra dense 200kg/m³ acoustic foam. In this case, the sound absorption below 400Hz is nearly doubled. As a result, the product’s weight almost doubles! The denser the material, the more low-frequency sound it can absorb.

For ceiling installation, we do not recommend the use of sponge lining (it will not be aesthetically pleasing)
The acoustic wool is developed especially for this purpose thus it is non-toxic.
The surface of the wall panels is covered with acoustic velvet which also protects against dust emission.
Acoustic absorbers are needed in places where the reverberation time (echo) is higher than the reference level. Thesewall panels are the best if you are not happy with the acoustics of the building.

Colours of our panels:

In 16 different colours.

You can even request patterned cotton fabric:

Stacking the Panels

You can join two or even three panels together to create an acoustic wall. The rail system ensures they are securely joined without falling apart. Simply fit the rails together and slide them into place. The rails are available in several colors.

It is advisable to request the bottom panel with feet; in this case, the acoustic wall will remain stable.

It is recommended to use these panels in areas where drilling into the wall is not possible, such as:

• Sub-let: Where drilling into the wall is not possible.

• Office: Where tables are separated by an acoustic wall.

• Studio: Behind high speakers, or as a movable wall around singers or between musicians.

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Cleaning:
Wipe with a slightly damp cloth.

Foldable wooden feet are also available upon request.

Available with 8 mm wooden frame. (natural pine colour.)

In which areas are the  acoustic panels better than other products?

We tried to create such an acoustic panel which allows to treat the entire bandwidth without overdamping the higher frequencies.
Since it destroys the unwanted bass from 40Hz, we will hear more detailed and controlled bass, while the higher frequencies will remain airier and more spacious.

Sound absorbing properties of Classic broadband panels:

broadband  panel

It dampens the unwanted sound waves from 40Hz to 20,000Hz.
All our products are continuously measured and tested.
Hooking up panels:
Add to panel:

Hooks must be ordered separately. 4 hooks per set. In this case we drill 4 sides of the panel.

Composition of the panel:

The sound panels are a series of absorber panels covered with high-density acoustic velvet, developed for applications where excellent acoustic performance is essential, and excessive reverberation is a significant issue.

The broadband panels are made from high-density acoustic wool (90 kg/m³), which has a density up to 8 times that of typical foam panels to ensure the most balanced sound absorption across audio listening frequencies. General foam, with a density of 20-30 kg/m³, cannot effectively absorb deep sounds. In our range, we offer the extra high-density 80 kg/m³ Elitexa acoustic foam, which, due to its higher density, can also absorb deep sounds.

We insert acoustic wool into a 2 cm thick wooden frame, allowing the panels to be stably installed. Each absorber panel is wrapped in microparticulate acoustic velvet, available in 16 different colors. (We only keep a few standard products in stock.)

The installation of acoustic absorbers is very easy.

The great trick of the acoustics is that if we leave some space behind the broadband acoustic panels, we will increase the absorption of the bass.
Hanging the broadband panels is as easy as hanging a picture frame.
From the various ways of installation, we use the most practical one, which is easy to do even without expertise. Each of our acoustic absorbers come with pre-drilled holes where you can easily screw in the hooks that you have received with the sound absorption panel.

Then you should drill a hole into the wall where you screw in an angle screw, not a hook one. . Then you can easily hang up the acoustic panel you have purchased onto the angle screw.

If possible, leave a gap between the wall and the acoustic panel. For example, if you leave 10 cm between the wall and a 10 cm thick broadband panel, the absorption of sounds below 200 Hz will double. You should not waste this bass absorption. You can achieve the same effect by hanging the panels from the ceiling. The only difference is that the gap here is less noticeable than when placed on the wall.

We cannot provide wall plugs, chains, or bolts with the product, as wall structures vary and require different installation methods.

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Types of Acoustic Elements:

We offer broadband panels in 5 different sizes and 2 different thicknesses. The 6 cm thickness is ideal for reducing flutter echo in offices or switchboard rooms, which can significantly hinder concentration in a workplace. It’s an affordable option without being too obtrusive.

We recommend the 11 cm thickness or even thicker (e.g., Cube bass trap) acoustic panels for musical installations, theatres, cinemas, or studios, where sound absorption is needed in higher volumes and across the full frequency range.

Placing a Broadband Panel:

Placing a panel is largely an application-based decision. For example, greater absorption may be more beneficial in a studio, while a lobby or restaurant in a hotel may require only minimal treatment.

As you may have noticed, most people do not fully cover their rooms— even studios— from floor to ceiling. People generally enjoy listening to music in relatively live, natural environments. This creates a relaxing, natural sense of space. If a room is overly treated, like an anechoic chamber, we lose that sense of space, and it can feel dull.

Additionally, the positioning of the panels will vary depending on the room. For example, simply mounting panels on the walls of a restaurant or office will improve conversation and the sound of computers. In such cases, panel placement is typically based on practicality, such as where wall surfaces are available. In some cases, people prefer a more balanced approach, distributing the panels to ensure an evenly calm environment for everyone. A good example of this is in conference rooms.

For more sophisticated, critical listening environments, people tend to prefer more advanced panels. The most common configuration is the “dead end” or “live end” arrangement, where one end of the room has higher absorption than the other. In a studio, the source end can be treated, while in larger rooms, such as theatres, it is often the back of the room that requires treatment.

Maximizing Performance

There are numerous acoustic techniques available to make the installation simpler and more efficient:

Mounting the Sound Panels at Ear Level:
A simple trick is to mount broadband panels at ear level. This is particularly effective in smaller rooms, such as home theatres, classrooms, conference rooms, or studios. The advantage is that they are further away from chairs and people walking by, minimizing the risk of accidental damage to the panels.

Treatment of Parallel Surfaces

Another trick involves parallel wall surfaces. Most rooms are rectangular, meaning large rooms have two parallel walls. Sound is highly directional—especially in high frequencies—and because of this, it behaves like a flashlight beam. Two parallel wall surfaces are needed to maintain the flutter echo. If you treat only one wall, the echo will quickly be reflected from the untreated surface.

Leaving Space Between the Panels:

As sound can penetrate the sides of the panels, leaving space between them usually increases absorption. Therefore, unless you are aiming to cover the entire room, you can save money by leaving a gap between the panels.

Use the Advantages of Corners:

As sound spreads spherically, the panels can easily trap it when it leaves the source by “capturing” it before it returns to the room. By treating a wall or a surface in a corner between the wall and the ceiling, you can benefit twice from their performance.

Acoustic Ceiling Elements:

If there are no walls available, the ceiling can be a good alternative for sound absorption. For example, large windows may occupy the walls in a restaurant or hotel lobby.

Can the Acoustic Panels Be Hung from the Ceiling Above Noisy Areas?

Those who want to add a decorative element to their room can use 3D panels. By choosing these rounded, semi-circular panels, which can be combined with rectangular and square shapes, they can create acoustic windows and art forms, while also managing the sound effectively.

The next most important set of questions can be summarized mechanically:

In other words, how easy is it to handle and mount the panels on the wall? What about durability? Service life? What about removal and cleaning?

If you have ever tried to remove glue caused by foam from your walls, you may know how challenging it can be. If not, you might be surprised. Repairing the damage caused by glue is usually more expensive than the cost of the panels.

What About Durability?

If you prevent our sound panels from physical impacts: blows, drops, etc., it will function forever as thanks to their hard, wooden structure, our acoustic elements cannot be deformed. The acoustic silk coating, leather coating or the printed acoustic silk do not fade and do not lose their colour. Of course, you have to protect them from the sunshine similarly to all textile fabrics.

If anyone has ever tried to restore the wall after fitting an “acoustic” foam on it, they will know that repairing the two tiny holes left from our acoustic elements is a piece of cake. If we just consider this, the result of the foam or styrofoam, whichwas thought to be very cheap, will be significantly more expensive than our sound absorption panels. The glue used for the foam is usually more expensive than the foam itself. Not to mention the complete renovation of the walls and painting the room afterwards. The general foam, which is 20-30kg/m3 in density, cannot absorb deep sounds. In our range, we offer the extra high-density 80kg/m3 Elitexa acoustic foam, which due to its extra high density can also absorb deep sounds.

Cleaning the Panels:

You can wipe any of our products with a slightly damp cloth.

Before choosing the acoustic panels and their color, it is advisable to consider the “delicacy” of the material’s color. Unfortunately, lighter colors (especially textiles) will get dirty more quickly, and they may become unsightly due to circumstances beyond our control. The stain may not disappear even after washing. It is advisable to choose darker acoustic silk for dusty rooms.

These wall panels have excellent soundproofing and noise insulation properties, making them ideal for the acoustic treatment of your office or home. Perfect acoustics can be achieved by using these panels. Standard building materials used in the construction of buildings are unfavorable for acoustics. The most obvious sign of poor acoustics is the presence of echoes. The acoustics of an office or recording studio can only be properly treated using sound-absorbing and noise-insulating wall panels made from high-quality materials and fabric, with acoustic cotton content. Avoid products made from low-quality materials or DIY methods.