Acoustic panels

Acoustic panels for calmer spaces

AET supplies acoustic panels, rafts and baffles that reduce reverberation, control echo and improve acoustic comfort.

Each solution can be specified around the room, the finish and the level of absorption required, helping the space sound better without compromising how it looks.

Discuss your space

Wall panels • Ceiling rafts • Baffles • Printed acoustic finishes

Decorative acoustic panel used to reduce reverberation while supporting interior design

Why it matters

When sound lingers too long

Hard surfaces, open volumes and busy rooms can make reflected sound build up. Acoustic panels help absorb that excess sound, making spaces feel clearer, calmer and easier to use.

Echo and reverberation

Absorptive panels reduce reflected sound so speech feels clearer and the room feels less harsh.

Comfort in busy spaces

Restaurants, receptions, offices and shared spaces can feel calmer when reflected noise is controlled.

 

Design-led finishes

Fabric, printed and shaped finishes allow acoustic treatment to support the interior rather than fight it.

 

Targeted treatment

Panels, rafts and baffles can be specified around the surfaces, layout and ceiling conditions available.

How AET helps

Absorption matched to the room

AET helps identify where acoustic absorption will make the greatest difference, then supplies panel systems suited to the room, performance requirement and design intent.

Options include wall-mounted panels, suspended acoustic rafts, baffles, printed feature panels and recycled acoustic products. Panels can be specified in different thicknesses, finishes and installation styles depending on the space.

 
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Fabric acoustic wall panels used to control echo and reverberation

Panel options

Acoustic panel options

Different spaces need different forms of absorption. These options give project teams a practical starting point for improving acoustic comfort.

Photocoustic Panels

Photocoustic

Printed acoustic panels that can carry artwork, photography or branded graphics while improving room acoustics.

Wallcoustic Panels 2

Wallcoustic

Fabric-finished wall panels for reducing reverberation and echo in offices, meeting rooms and shared spaces.

Cloudcoustic Panels (2)

Cloudcoustic

Suspended acoustic rafts that add absorption where a full suspended ceiling is not wanted.

Bafflecoustic Panels

Bafflecoustic

Acoustic baffles for spaces where services, light or ceiling height need to remain exposed.

Polycoustic Panels

Polycoustic

Recycled acoustic products made using waste PET, available as tiles, baffles and rafts.

PERFORMANCE AND FLEXIBILITY

Acoustic treatment with practical options

AET can help match acoustic absorption to the room, the visual brief and the installation conditions.

 
25/40mm Typical panel thickness options
2.7m Maximum single panel length on selected systems
60% PET Waste plastic content in selected recycled products

Discuss your acoustic panel requirement

Practical answers for teams considering acoustic wall panels, ceiling rafts, baffles or printed acoustic finishes.

What problem do acoustic panels solve?

Acoustic panels absorb reflected sound. They are most useful where echo, reverberation or a harsh acoustic feel makes a room uncomfortable or difficult to use.

Do acoustic panels improve speech privacy?

They can help by reducing reflected speech, but privacy often also needs sound masking, door seals, layout changes or partition improvements depending on the room.

Can acoustic panels be decorative?

Yes. Panels can be fabric-finished or digitally printed so they contribute to the interior design as well as acoustic performance.

Are ceiling rafts and baffles an option?

Yes. Suspended rafts and baffles can add absorption where wall space is limited or where exposed services and natural light need to be retained.

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Discuss your acoustic panel requirement

Tell AET about the room, the acoustic issue and any visual or fit-out requirements. Include whether the priority is reducing reverberation, improving comfort or supporting speech privacy.

A specialist will review your enquiry and help identify the most practical next step.