Sales open soon. You can already configure a panel, check its price and save your design – one link brings you back to it.
Acoustic panels, made to measure.
Set the size to the centimetre, then choose the thickness and colour. We ship within 7 working days.
A 60 × 120 cm panel on a wall next to the outline of a person 175 cm tall. Drag the panel’s corner, or use the arrow keys on the dimension labels, to change the size.
€122 per panel at 5 cm thick.
You hear echo long before you see it.
Hard walls, floors and windows reflect sound, so your voice keeps bouncing round the room for a moment after you stop speaking. On video calls and recordings it sounds as if you’re talking from the bathroom. Panels absorb those reflections before they get back to the microphone, or to your ears.
From measurements to your wall in three steps.
1Size
Measure the space on your wall and enter the width and height to the centimetre.
2Finish
Choose a colour from the collection, or upload a logo or artwork to print.
3Delivery
We make the panel for your order and ship it within 7 working days, with the mounting cleat in the box.
Order today and it ships on Tuesday 13 October at the latest.
Five layers. No foam.
- 1
Fabric
Acoustically transparent, so sound passes through it into the panel. We stretch it by hand and stitch it at the back of the frame to keep the face smooth.
- 2
Veil
A thin non-woven layer over the wool. It keeps the fibres inside and matches the fabric – white under light colours, black under dark ones – so nothing shows through.
- 3
Rock wool
A rock wool slab turns sound energy into a tiny amount of heat. The 5 cm panel has one layer, the 10 cm panel two.
- 4
Frame
Pine or spruce with rounded front edges, made to your size by a joinery workshop in Warsaw. Large panels get a crossbar to keep them rigid.
- 5
French cleat
A wooden batten cut at an angle. The panel hangs on it like a picture, and the gap behind it helps with lower frequencies.
5 or 10 centimetres?
10 cm
For voice recording, home cinemas and corners. Two layers of wool do more with lower frequencies.
Configure 10 cmShow the data
| Band | 5 cm | 10 cm |
|---|---|---|
| 125 Hz | 0.25 | 0.55 |
| 250 Hz | 0.70 | 0.95 |
| 500 Hz | 0.95 | 1.00 |
| 1000 Hz | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| 2000 Hz | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| 4000 Hz | 1.00 | 1.00 |
The fabric collection.
A handful of muted colours, chosen to sit well with walls and wood rather than fight them.
Colours on screen aren’t colours on a wall. Order the sample kit for €7 and we’ll take it off your order.
Or swap the colour for your own print.
We print by dye sublimation on white acoustic fabric. The dye goes into the fibre and leaves the weave open, so a printed panel absorbs sound just like one in a collection colour.
We accept PNG, JPG, WebP and SVG files up to 40 MB. For artwork across the whole panel we recommend 100 dpi at full size. We check every file before printing and get in touch if anything needs fixing.
Preparing your fileWhere panels make the biggest difference.
Home office
People on your calls hear you as if you were in the bathroom, and long days of meetings wear you out faster.
In a typical 3.5 × 3 m room: about 5 panels of 60 × 120 cm, 5 cm thick.
Guide: the home office
Voice recording
The microphone picks up reflections from the walls, and recordings sound hollow even on good equipment.
In a typical 3.2 × 2.8 m room: about 7 panels of 100 × 100 cm, 10 cm thick.
Guide: recording your voice
Living room
Big windows, hard floors and little fabric turn conversation at the table into a din.
In a typical 5.5 × 4.5 m room: about 6 panels of 120 × 120 cm, 5 cm thick.
Guide: the living room
Home cinema
Dialogue gets lost in reflections, and turning the volume up only makes it worse.
In a typical 5 × 4 m room: about 13 panels of 100 × 100 cm, 10 cm thick.
Guide: the home cinema
How many panels do you need?
Enter your room’s size and what it’s for. We’ll estimate how long the echo lasts now and how many panels will shorten it.
It hangs like a picture.
- 1Screw the wall cleat on, level.
- 2Hang the panel so its cleat drops in behind the wall cleat.
- 3Done. The panel’s own weight holds it against the wall.
Everything is in the box except a drill and a spirit level.
Installation guideEvery panel is made for a specific order.
Our frames are made by a joinery workshop in Warsaw, and only once you’ve placed your order. We cut the wool and fabric to your size, upholster each panel by hand and check it before it goes into its box.
Common questions
All questionsWill the panels block noise from my neighbours?
No. Acoustic panels don’t stop sound travelling between rooms – that is the job of walls, floors and doors. They reduce echo and reverberation inside the room, so voices sound clearer and the room itself sounds calmer. If the problem is noise from next door or the street, panels won’t keep it out.
What’s the difference between 5 and 10 cm?
Both handle mid and high frequencies – the range of speech – very well. The 10 cm panel has two layers of rock wool and does noticeably more with lower frequencies, so we suggest it for voice recording and home cinemas. For a home office or living room, 5 cm is usually enough.
What are the smallest and largest sizes?
Each side can be anything from 30 to 200 cm, to the centimetre. The shorter side has a limit that depends on the thickness: up to 120 cm at 5 cm and up to 118 cm at 10 cm. The configurator keeps you within these limits and tells you what to change.
How long does it take?
We make every panel for a specific order and ship it within 7 working days of payment. You’ll see the estimated shipping date in the configurator and in your basket before you pay.
What’s in the box?
The panel with the French cleat fixed to its back, plus the wall half of the cleat with plugs and screws. You’ll also need a drill, a bit that suits your wall, a spirit level and a pencil.
Can I return a panel?
Each panel is made to the size and finish you choose, so the statutory right to cancel doesn’t apply to these orders. Your rights for faulty goods apply as usual: if a panel has a defect or arrives damaged, we’ll put it right. If you’re unsure about a colour, order the sample kit first.