Polyester Fiber Recycled Acoustic Ceiling Baffles Triangle Shaped

Achieve a uniquely textured, rustic acoustic finish with our wood wool panels. Manufactured from long, fine wood fibers ("wood wool") bonded with cement or magnesite, these panels offer a distinctive, earthy surface with exceptional sound absorption properties (NRC up to 0.95). The open, porous structure naturally traps sound energy and adds a tactile, biophilic dimension to walls and ceilings. The panels are supplied in large boards that you can cut on site to any required shape or size, making them highly adaptable to irregular layouts, curved walls, or specific design features. They are inherently fire-resistant (Class A/A2), moisture-stable, and resistant to mold and pests. Available in natural wood tones and custom-tinted colors, wood wool panels are a favorite of sustainable architecture, providing natural thermal insulation alongside their acoustic duties.

Projects targeting green building certifications often struggle to find acoustical materials that are both high-performing and genuinely natural. Our wood wool panels solve this by offering a mineral-bonded, wood-fiber product that is fully recyclable, Class A fire-rated, and highly sound-absorbent, all while allowing simple on-site cutting for custom installations without synthetic binders.

Eco-resorts and green hotels, school and university lecture halls, open-plan office ceilings, museum and gallery walls, indoor swimming pool hall acoustics (with appropriate grade), auditorium acoustic linings, and underground parking wall cladding. Also suitable for exterior soffits in covered, ventilated spaces.

The wood wool strands create a labyrinth of interconnected air pockets. Sound waves entering this matrix lose energy through viscous friction against the wood fibers and within the cement binder’s micro-pores. The material’s thickness (15mm–25mm) provides broadband absorption, and its high porosity ensures excellent NRC values. Because it's a rigid board, cutting does not seal the edges, so the full acoustic surface remains active.

Tell a story of sustainability and sound with our reclaimed wood acoustic panels. The face is composed of authentic, salvaged wood—barn oak, warehouse pine, or industrial pallet timber—carefully cleaned, planed, and bonded to a recycled PET or mineral acoustic core. Every panel is unique, bearing the patina, nail holes, and grain character of its previous life. With an NRC of up to 0.85, they offer effective sound control alongside unmatched rustic charm. Panels can be made to any size and are supplied with a stable backing that prevents warping. You can cut them to fit specific wall sections or design custom patchwork installations. The finishes are low-VOC and the entire assembly is recyclable. This product is ideal for green-certified projects looking for authentic, narrative-rich materials that actively improve room acoustics.

Many acoustic products claiming to be “green" use only a fraction of recycled content or lack a genuine story. Our reclaimed wood panels solve the demand for authentic sustainability by providing salvaged timber fronts that are FSC Recycled certifiable, combined with a recycled acoustic core, delivering both environmental credibility and excellent sound absorption.

Sustainable office headquarters, eco-resort bungalows, farm-to-table restaurant interiors, craft brewery taprooms, museum heritage galleries, retail flagship stores with a sustainability ethos, and residential accent walls in eco-homes. Pair with exposed brick and metal for an industrial-chic acoustic treatment.

The reclaimed wood face is backed by a porous acoustic substrate. Sound passes through small intentional gaps between boards or micro-perforations in the timber and is absorbed. The substrate dissipates energy via air friction. The use of recycled content does not alter the physical absorption principle, and each panel’s size can be cut to fit the project’s specific reclaimed timber stock.

Acoustical ceiling treatment is sometimes the only way to address noise issues within certain spaces. If the space is a large, open area with not a lot of wall surface available for acoustical treatment, ceiling sound baffles can be the most effective option. Similarly, even if the room is small but is getting sound reflection specifically from high ceilings, ceiling sound baffles provide an easy way to break up the noise that is reverberating in the space.

Eco-Friendly Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panel Ceiling Baffles Suspended Ceiling Panels

• Easy to install and easy to asseble.
• Size can be customized, shape can be customized.