Timberix™ perforated wood panels feature a dual-layer perforation structure designed to absorb and scatter sound through wood grooves. Sound waves pass through the perforated timber surface, and are absorbed by internal acoustic materials like fibreglass or mineral wool. These timber acoustic panels reduce echo and reverberation effectively. Perforation sizes range from 1mm to 25mm; micro perforated wood panels help control low frequencies, while larger perforated wood acoustic panels manage higher frequencies.
Specifications
Our wooden perforated acoustic panel is made up of a series of perforations. Each panel has a machined groove joint for either a seamless or gap joinery. Timberix™ wooden grooved panels come in 8 standard patterns: E 8/8/1, E 8/8/3. E 16/16/6, E 16/16/8, E 32/32/6, E 32/32/8, V 8/8/1, V 8/8/3, V 16/16/6, V 16/16/8, V 32/32/6, V 32/32/8. The first alphabet refers to the hole arrangement (E is linear and V is staggered), the second pair of numbers refer to the distance between the two holes, and the last number refers to the hole diameter. The surface comes in 4 types of finishing: paint, melamine, PP, and veneer. The base material can be made of MDF, fire-resistant MDF, eco-friendly MDF, black MDF, 3-layer composite, 5-layer composite or OSB.
Preparation
Perforated 8/8/1
Perforated 16/16/6
Installation
Installation with Gap
1. Install the alumnium keels
2. Insert the perforated boards
3. Slot in the spline
Section Detail with Gap
Installation without Gap
1. Install the alumnium keels
2. Insert the perforated boards
3. Ensure no gaps
Section Detail with No Gap
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