Modern, Aesthetics, and Beyond

TRANSFORM YOUR SPACE WITH OUR ACOUSTIC WOOD PANEL

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Before (Untreated Room):
“In an untreated room, sound reflects off hard surfaces, creating echo and noise buildup. Voices lose clarity, speech becomes harder to understand, and the space feels uncontrolled.”

After (With Acoustic Wood Panels):
“After installing acoustic wood panels, sound is absorbed and balanced. Echo is reduced, voices become clear and focused, and the room sounds professional—designed for comfort, clarity, and performance.”

Hear the Difference

Switch between the room sound without vs with acoustic treatment.

Without Acoustic Wood Panel With Acoustic Panel

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Assorted wood samples in different colors and grains laid out on black foam boards.

GALLERY

A visual gallery showcasing client projects featuring our panels in real spaces.

An empty presentation stage with a black wall background and a large flat screen TV mounted on the wall displaying a grayscale portrait of a man with a menu at the bottom.
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Interior of a room with a large wooden slat wall, sliding glass door on the left, and large window on the right, with black framing and ceiling lights.
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Sign reading 'The Platinum Karaoke Experience Room' on a black wall with seating and a speaker.
Wooden slat wall behind a bed and a small wooden table in a modern room.
Interior wall with black and white vertical striped wallpaper and an electrical outlet with plugged-in cords.
Interior of a room with a striped wall, ceiling lights, and an air conditioning unit, with a ladder partially visible in the foreground.
A bedroom corner featuring a wooden slat accent wall, a white air conditioning unit, a gray curtain, and a wooden nightstand.
Interior room with a dark wood slat wall, light wooden floor, white ceiling, and vent.
Interior view of a room showing a wooden door, a wall with vertical wooden slats, and a light-colored hardwood floor.
A large wooden slatted wall panel with vertical lines in a white-walled room.
Interior architectural detail with vertical wooden slats on wall and ceiling, featuring black and natural wood-colored panels.
Empty auditorium with red cushioned seats covered in plastic, wooden floors, arched ceiling with recessed lighting, and a projector hanging from the ceiling.
A modern conference room with a long wooden table and black chairs. There is a man standing near a large wooden wall with vertical slats, looking at his phone. The room has a ceiling with recessed lighting and a glass door on the left side.
Interior of a modern building under construction with wooden slat walls, large windows, and a worker fixing something. There is a scaffolding structure and construction materials visible.
Interior of a modern room with wooden slatted walls, a glass door and window, an air conditioning unit, a ladder, and a coat hanging on a stand.
Interior ceiling with recessed lighting and wood-paneled wall.
Empty conference room with a large oval wooden table and black chairs. Two wall-mounted flat-screen TVs displaying colorful abstract images. Modern ceiling design with wood paneling and air vents.
Empty hallway with wood-paneled wall, electrical outlets, and ceiling with rectangular light fixtures.

FAQs

What is an acoustic wood panel?

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An acoustic wood panel is a decorative wall or ceiling panel designed to reduce echo, reverberation, and noise while enhancing the aesthetic of a space. It combines wood slats with a sound-absorbing backing to improve sound clarity.

Does acoustic wood panel really absorb sound?

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Yes. Acoustic wood panels help absorb mid to high-frequency sound, reducing echo and improving speech clarity. While they don’t completely soundproof a room, they significantly improve the acoustic comfort of the space.

What is the difference between soundproofing and acoustic treatment?

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  • Soundproofing blocks sound from entering or leaving a room.

  • Acoustic treatment improves sound quality inside the room by reducing echo and noise reflection.

Acoustic wood panels are used for acoustic treatment, not full soundproofing.

Where can acoustic wood panels be installed?

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They are ideal for:

  • Home theaters & karaoke rooms

  • Offices & conference rooms

  • Studios & podcast rooms

  • Restaurants, cafés, and lounges

  • Bedrooms and living areas

Pwede sa walls or ceilings, depending on the design.