Custom Solutions Acoustic Wood Slat Panels

1. Compliance with International Building Codes Many countries require acoustic panels used in public and commercial spaces to meet strict fire standards, such as: EN 13501-1 (Europe) ASTM E84 / Class A (USA) BS 476 (UK) Fire-rated acoustic panels are often mandatory in: Offices and coworking spaces Hotels and hospitality projects Schools and universities Cinemas, theaters, and studios Shopping malls and airports Choosing non-compliant panels can lead to project delays, failed inspections, or legal risks. 2. Enhanced Safety for Occupants Acoustic panels cover large surface areas. In the event of a fire, low-quality materials can: Ignite quickly Spread flames rapidly Produce toxic smoke Fire-resistant acoustic panels help: Slow down fire spread Reduce smoke emission Provide extra evacuation time This makes them an essential component of responsible architectural and interior design. 3. Essential for Commercial & Public Projects While residential users may prioritize aesthetics, commercial buyers focus on risk control. Architects, contractors, and developers increasingly demand: Fire-retardant wood slat acoustic panels Tested and certified acoustic materials Full documentation for project approval Fire resistance is no longer optional—it is a core purchasing criterion. Fire Resistance in Wood Slat Acoustic Panels Wood slat acoustic panels combine natural wood aesthetics with acoustic functionality. However, natural wood must be properly treated to meet fire standards. Professional manufacturers achieve this by: Using fire-retardant MDF or engineered wood slats Applying fire-resistant surface treatments Pairing wood slats with Class B or Class A polyester fiber acoustic backing When engineered correctly, wood slat panels can offer both excellent sound absorption and reliable fire performance. How Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics Ensures Fire Safety As a leading manufacturer and exporter of wood slat acoustic panels in China, Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics integrates fire resistance into every stage of production. Our Manufacturing Advantages: 20,000㎡ modern factory with large-scale production capacity Advanced production lines for wood slat wall panels and acoustic panels Strict quality control systems aligned with international standards Fire-retardant material options tailored for different market requirements What We Offer: Fire-rated wood slat acoustic panels Polyester fiber acoustic panels with tested fire performance Customized solutions for commercial and export projects Stable quality for large-volume international orders Our products are widely exported and trusted by clients seeking safe, compliant, and high-performance acoustic solutions. What Buyers Should Look for in Fire-Resistant Acoustic Panels Before purchasing acoustic panels, always confirm: Fire rating classification and test standards Core material fire performance Manufacturer’s quality management system Export experience and certification support   Choosing a professional manufacturer ensures both acoustic effectiveness and safety compliance.

Sound-absorbing panels work by absorbing sound energy and reducing reflections, thus eliminating echoes and reverberation. Their effectiveness largely depends on:   Material density and porosity Internal structure   Fire resistance and safety   Environmental performance   Visual design compatibility   Choosing the wrong material can lead to poor sound insulation, short product lifespan, or safety hazards.   Common Materials for Sound-Absorbing Panels   1. PET Felt (Recycled Polyester Fiber)   PET felt boards are widely used for basic sound absorption.   Advantages:   Lightweight and easy to install   Made from recycled plastic bottles   Good sound absorption for mid-to-high frequencies   Environmentally friendly and recyclable   Disadvantages:   Limited sound absorption for low frequencies   Softer surface, lower impact resistance   Functionality outweighs aesthetics   PET felt is commonly used in offices, schools, and projects with limited budgets.   2. Sound-Absorbing Foam   Sound-absorbing foam is commonly found in small recording studios and home recording studios.   Advantages:   Affordable entry-level option   Easy to install yourself   Reduces flutter echo   Disadvantages:   Weaker low-frequency performance   Will deform over time   Limited fire resistance of low-quality foam   Not suitable for high-end interior decoration   Foam is best suited for temporary or small-scale acoustic treatments.   3. Mineral Wool/Glass Fiber (Core)   Mineral wool and glass fiber are typically used inside acoustic panels, not as exposed surfaces.   Advantages:   Excellent sound absorption across the entire frequency range   High density enhances performance   Fire-resistant after proper treatment   Disadvantages:   Requires fabric or solid surface covering   Less aesthetically pleasing   Requires careful handling during production   These materials form the core of many professional-grade acoustic panels.   4. Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF)   High-density medium-density fiberboard is a key structural material for high-end acoustic panels, especially wood slat wall panels.   Advantages:   Stable density ensures consistent acoustic performance   Strong structural integrity   Smooth surface for easy veneer application   Ideal for strip and perforated designs   Limitations:   Performance depends on density and quality   Low-grade MDF may release higher levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)   Our company uses rigorously selected high-density MDF that meets international standards.   5. Natural Wood Veneer (Decorative and Functional Layer)   Natural wood veneer plays a crucial role in wood strip acoustic panels.   Advantages:   Enhances aesthetics and interior value   Utilizes slat spacing to diffuse and absorb sound   Natural, warm appearance   Complements modern and luxury design styles   Limitations:   Vene thickness and bonding quality are critical   Requires specialized production control   When used in conjunction with acoustic backing, wood veneer offers both performance and aesthetics.

Living in an apartment often means enduring various noises—neighbors' conversations, TV noise, footsteps, and even echoes in your own room. This leads many renters and landlords to ask:   Is it worth installing acoustic panels in an apartment? The answer is yes—provided they are used correctly. While acoustic panels cannot completely block out noise, they can significantly improve comfort, clarity, and overall sound quality. In this guide, we'll explain the role and limitations of acoustic panels in apartments, and why they are a smart upgrade for modern urban living.   Common Noise Problems in Apartments   Apartment buildings typically have the following characteristics:   Shared walls and ceilings   Hard surfaces such as concrete and drywall   Limited finishing options   This often leads to:   Echoes and reverberation within rooms   Poor speech intelligibility   Noise easily propagates throughout the space   Constant background noise increases stress   Acoustic treatment can solve many of these problems without altering the building structure.   The Practical Role of Sound-Absorbing Panels in Apartments   Sound-absorbing panels are designed to absorb sound reflections, not completely block sound.   In apartments, sound-absorbing panels serve several purposes:   Reducing echoes and reverberation   Improving speech and television clarity   Making rooms feel quieter and more comfortable   Minimizing noise from neighbors   Preventing sound reflections within the room   While they are not a complete soundproofing solution, they can significantly improve the quality of daily life.   Sound-Absorbing Panels vs. Soundproofing: What Apartment Owners Need to Know   Understanding the difference is crucial:   Sound-absorbing panels → Improve sound quality in the apartment   Soundproofing → Prevent sound from entering or leaving the apartment   True soundproofing requires extensive construction and structural modifications, which is often impractical in apartments. Sound-absorbing panels, on the other hand, are a non-invasive, effective, and renter-friendly option.   Why Wood Strip Sound-Absorbing Panels are Ideal for Apartments   Wood strip sound-absorbing panels are particularly popular in apartments due to their combination of performance and aesthetic design.   Advantages of using acoustic panels in apartments:   Effectively absorbs mid-to-high frequency noise   Reduces echoes in living rooms and bedrooms   Adds warmth and visual depth to interior spaces   Suitable for modern, minimalist, and luxury designs   Requires no major renovations for installation   Especially suitable for behind TVs, shared walls, and home office or bedroom spaces.   Installation Locations for Apartment Acoustic Panels   For best results, focus on the following problem areas:   Shared walls with neighbors   Behind TVs or entertainment systems   Home office or study areas   Bedroom walls near noise sources   Strategic installation is generally more effective than covering the entire room.   Are acoustic panels worth installing for renters?   Yes. Many modern acoustic panels:   Require only a few holes for installation   Removable and reusable   Won't damage walls when installed correctly   Therefore, they are an excellent choice for renters who want to improve acoustics without making permanent modifications.

One of the most frequently asked questions by buyers when choosing acoustic panels is:   Are thicker acoustic panels better? In short, the answer is yes—but not always in the way people expect.   Panel thickness does affect sound absorption, but it's only one part of the overall acoustic performance. In this article, we'll explain how thickness works, when thicker panels are more beneficial, and how to choose the right solution for your space.   How Acoustic Panels Absorb Sound   Acoustic panels reduce echoes and reverberation in a room by absorbing sound energy, especially mid-to-high frequency sound waves.   Key factors affecting performance include:   Panel thickness   Material density   Surface design   Installation method   Air gap behind the panel   Thickness alone does not guarantee better results.   Does thickness really improve sound absorption?   Yes—especially for low frequencies.   Generally speaking:   Thicker panels can absorb a wider frequency range.   They are more effective at low frequencies than thinner panels.   For example:   12-25 mm thick panels primarily absorb high frequencies.   40-50 mm thick panels absorb mid-frequency frequencies more effectively.   Thick panels with backing systems help control low-frequency energy.   However, for everyday residential and commercial spaces, ultra-thick panels are often unnecessary.   Thicker with Smarter Design   Modern acoustic solutions are not simply about increasing thickness, but about balancing design.   For example, wood slat acoustic panels use:   Rigid medium-density fiberboard slats for sound diffusion   High-density polyethylene terephthalate (PET) felt for sound absorption   Thickness optimized for the actual space   This combination achieves effective acoustic control without adding excessive volume or visual clutter.   When to Need Thicker Acoustic Panels   Thicker acoustic panels are best suited for:   Recording studios   Music rehearsal rooms   Home theaters   Large open-plan commercial spaces   In these environments, low-frequency control is crucial.   When Thicker Acoustic Panels Are Not Needed   For example:   Living rooms   Bedrooms   Offices   Conference rooms   Restaurants and hotels   Standard-thickness acoustic panels or wood strip acoustic panels, if installed properly, already provide excellent sound absorption.   In these cases, installation location and coverage are more important than thickness.   The Role of Air Gap (Often Overlooked)   An important professional insight:   Adding an air gap behind the acoustic panel can significantly improve low-frequency absorption—sometimes even better than increasing thickness.   This is why wall-mounted wood strip acoustic panels with felt backing are so effective in actual installations.   Why Wood Strip Acoustic Panels are the Ideal Balanced Choice   Wood strip acoustic panels offer the following advantages:   Moderate thickness, suitable for most environments   Natural sound diffusion and absorption   Aesthetically pleasing, perfectly complementing modern interior design   Highly effective sound absorption without excessive space occupation   Achieving an ideal balance between functionality, design, and ease of installation

The Science Behind Better Sound Control   Echoes and reverberation are two of the most common acoustic problems in modern indoor environments. Whether it's a home office, recording studio, restaurant, or commercial space, excessive sound reflections make a room feel noisy, uncomfortable, and difficult to use. So, how exactly do acoustic panels reduce echoes and reverberation? Why are wood slat acoustic panels one of the most effective solutions currently available?   This guide will explain the acoustic principles behind sound absorption and highlight the expertise of Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, a leading Chinese manufacturer of wood slat wall panels and acoustic panels.   What are Echoes and Reverberation?   Before understanding how acoustic panels work, it's essential to understand their design purpose.   An echo is sound that, after being reflected from a hard surface, returns to the listener's ear with a significant delay.   Reverberation (or echo) is the phenomenon where sound persists due to multiple reflections and merges over time.   Rooms using hard materials such as concrete, glass, drywall, and tile are often most prone to reverberation problems.   Why do exposed rooms have poor sound quality?   Sound waves behave like energy. When they strike a hard surface, they are reflected back into the room, rather than absorbed.   Common problems include:   Speech becoming muffled or "muddy"   Music lacking clarity   Increased background noise   Hearing fatigue in offices and public spaces   Even high-end audio equipment cannot perform to its full potential without proper acoustic treatment.   How acoustic panels reduce echoes and reverberation   Acoustic panels work by absorbing sound energy, not reflecting it.   When sound waves strike an acoustic panel:   Sound penetrates the surface material   Energy is converted into heat through friction within the panel   Reflected sound energy is significantly reduced   This process shortens the reverberation time (RT60) and prevents sound from reflecting uncontrollably within the room.   The role of materials and structure   Not all acoustic panels perform the same way. Its effectiveness depends on several key factors:   1. Sound-absorbing core material   High-performance sound-absorbing panels use the following materials:   PET sound-absorbing felt   Mineral fiber   High-density sound-absorbing backing   These materials are specially designed to effectively absorb sound waves, especially in the mid-to-high frequency range where echoes are most pronounced.   2. Surface design and sound diffusion   In wood strip acoustic wall panels, the strip-shaped MDF surface plays a crucial role.   The gaps between the wood strips allow sound to pass through.   The backing material absorbs sound energy.   The wood strips help to evenly diffuse reflected sound.   This combination achieves balanced acoustic control without making the room feel "dead."   Why wood strip acoustic panels are so effective   Wood strip acoustic panels are becoming increasingly popular because they combine superior acoustic performance with interior design value.   Benefits include:   Excellent echo and reverberation elimination   Improved speech intelligibility   Warm, modern aesthetics   Suitable for residential and commercial spaces   Its performance is particularly significant when installed at the first reflection point, such as the wall behind speakers or seating areas. Proper installation maximizes performance.   Even the best acoustic panels require proper installation to function effectively.   Installation considerations:   Cover 20%–40% of the reflective wall surface.   Focus on the primary reflection point.   Optional air gaps can enhance low-frequency absorption.   For large spaces, combine wall and ceiling installation.   Professional-grade acoustic panels ensure predictable acoustic results in various environments.

Want to create a clean, modern, and cable-free TV wall? Acoustic panels—especially wood slat acoustic panels—are a stylish and effective way to hide TV cables while improving room acoustics.   Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics is dedicated to helping homeowners, designers, and builders upgrade their spaces with smart acoustic and aesthetic solutions. 🔧 How to Hide TV Cables Behind Acoustic Panels   ✔ 1. Plan the Cable Route   Before installing the acoustic panels, plan the routing of your TV power cord and HDMI cable. The gaps created by the wood slats and felt backing provide a natural cable hiding channel.   ✔ 2. Utilize the Gaps in the Wood Slat Acoustic Panels   Liyin's wood slat acoustic panels feature a felt backing and wood slat structure, allowing cables to pass through without altering the panels.   Simply route the cables vertically or horizontally behind the acoustic panels. ✔ 3. Cut a Hole for Cable Socket Installation   You can cut a small hole in the felt backing (instead of the slot) to allow cables to pass through neatly.   Our PET felt is easy to cut, maintaining a seamless look for the panel.   ✔ 4. Add Conduit for Heavier Cables   If multiple cables are needed, install thin conduit behind the panel for better cable management and improved airflow.   ✔ 5. Mount a TV Bracket Above the Panel   With cables concealed, the TV can be mounted directly on the wall or run through the slot for a clean and aesthetically pleasing look.

Acoustic panels aren't just for recording studios—they're a powerful upgrade for any home looking to reduce noise, improve sound quality, and enhance interior design. Here are some of the best ways to use acoustic panels in your home! 🛋 1. Living Room   Reduce echoes, make conversations clearer, and enhance the sound of your home theater system.   Liyin wood strip acoustic panels combine aesthetics and performance to create a comfortable and modern living space.   🎶 2. Home Theater or Media Room   Acoustic panels absorb excess reflected sound, delivering cinematic-quality clarity.   Our high-density MDF and PET felt construction provides deep sound absorption while maintaining a premium aesthetic.   🧑‍💻 3. Home Office   Working from home? Benefits of Acoustic Panels:   Reduces interference   Improves call clarity   Creates a professional, sophisticated background   Perfect for video conferencing and a quiet, efficient work environment.   🎧 4. Bedroom   Improves sleep quality by reducing external noise and suppressing echoes.   Liyin Acoustic Panels create a calm and quiet atmosphere, ideal for relaxation.   🎤 5. DIY Music Room or Hobby Area   Whether you're playing guitar or recording a podcast, acoustic panels can:   Improve room acoustics   Reduce noise propagation   Enhance your auditory experience   Liyin Acoustic Panels are favored by musicians, content creators, and enthusiasts worldwide.   👶 6. Children's Room and Play Area   Acoustic panels help soften the noise of playtime while adding a safe, modern design element to the room.

Living next to noisy neighbors can be annoying—but with the right soundproofing strategies, you can create a quieter, more comfortable space. Here are some ways to effectively block noise from shared walls. 🧱 1. Increase Wall Mass   Noise can easily penetrate thin walls. Increasing wall density helps block sound.   Options include:   High-density materials   Double-layer gypsum board   High-density sound-absorbing panels   High-density MDF sound-absorbing panels, produced by Guangdong Liyin Acoustics Technology Co., Ltd., increase wall mass and enhance aesthetics.   🔊 2. Use Sound-absorbing panels to Absorb Sound   Installing sound-absorbing panels helps reduce sound reflections within the room, significantly reducing noise from the other side.   Our wood strip sound-absorbing panels combine:   ✔ High-density medium-density fiberboard (MDF)   ✔ Sound-absorbing PET felt   ✔ Natural wood veneer   ✔ Modern interior design aesthetics   Perfect for bedrooms, home offices, and apartments.   🔧 3. Seal Gaps and Cracks   Small cracks around sockets, windows, and walls can leak a lot of noise.   Seal these gaps with sealant or weatherstripping.   🛠 4. Create Air Gaps   For more severe noise problems, leave small air gaps on the back of the sound-absorbing panels.   This enhances low-frequency absorption and significantly improves sound insulation.

Absolutely—and they are one of the most effective ways to improve the comfort of your apartment.   If you live in an apartment, you know how common noise problems are: 🔊 Living room echo   🔊 Neighbors' footsteps or voices   🔊 Traffic noise entering the room   🔊 Poor sound quality on the phone, TV, or music   While soundproofing panels can't completely block building noise, they do make a significant improvement in several important areas.   🎧 How soundproofing panels improve the acoustics of your apartment   ✔ Reduce echoes and reverberation   Hard surfaces produce noisy reflections. Soundproofing panels—especially wood slats backed with PET felt—absorb sound, instantly quieting your space.   ✔ Improve indoor privacy   By reducing sound reflections within a room, conversations, TV sounds, and everyday activity are less likely to travel through walls.   ✔ Enhance work and leisure comfort   Perfect for:   💼 Home office   📺 TV wall   🎶 Music corner   🛏 Bedroom   🐶 Pet-friendly home (reduces dog barking echo)   ✔ No major construction required   Sound-absorbing panels are ideal for apartments:   Easy to install   Easy to remove   No major renovations required   Stylish and modern

In today's highly competitive market, clients need more than just products; they need complete, reliable, and efficient solutions.   Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics is a trusted one-stop acoustic panel manufacturer, dedicated to helping global brands and designers turn their visions into reality. Here are the reasons why global clients choose Leeyin's one-stop customization service:   🧩 1. End-to-End Customization from Design to Delivery   We offer end-to-end customization services—from wood veneer selection, panel size and acoustic performance design, to carton packaging, label printing, and sample box customization.   Every detail reflects your brand image and project style.   🏭 2. Strong Production Capacity   Leeyin boasts over 20,000 square meters of advanced production facilities and a modern quality management system, ensuring the highest quality for every order.   Our stringent international standards guarantee reliable quality—from raw materials to finished panels, we control the entire process.   🚀 3. Global Expertise, Local Support   As a leading exporter of wood strip wall panels in China, we have established partnerships with clients in Europe, North America, Asia, and beyond.   Our professional team provides rapid communication, technical support, and efficient logistics services to ensure your projects run smoothly.   🎯 4. Leeyin Streamlines Your Project Process   From design consultation to production and export, Leeyin provides everything you need—saving you time, costs, and effort.   This is why many global brands trust Leeyin and consider it their preferred sound-absorbing panel partner.

At Leeyin Acoustics in Guangdong, we understand that your brand image is just as important as your product quality. Therefore, we offer customized packaging solutions—including cartons, labels, and sample boxes—to help you showcase your brand in every detail.   Here's how Leeyin makes your packaging as professional as your products 👇 🎨 1. Custom Carton Design   A variety of carton sizes, thicknesses, and printing styles are available to perfectly match your brand image.   We can print your logo, color scheme, and key product information directly on the cartons, creating a premium brand unboxing experience.   🏷️ 2. Personalized Labeling   Leeyin offers customized product labels, including your brand name, QR code, and technical specifications—ensuring every shipment presents a clear, professional, and easily recognizable image.   📚 3. Premium Sample Boxes   Want to make a lasting impression on your clients or distributors?   Our custom-designed sample boxes showcase your wood slatted wall panels and acoustic panels in an elegant and organized manner. Ideal for trade shows, showroom displays, or customer presentations.

For acoustic wood panels, every detail is crucial—and finish thickness is one of the key factors affecting both appearance and performance.   Guangdong Liyin Acoustics understands that a perfect finish is not just about looks, but also about durability, stability, and acoustic balance.   Here are the reasons why finish thickness is so important: ✅ 1. Better Durability   Thicker finishes are more resistant to wear, scratches, and dents, maintaining a clean and elegant appearance for a longer time.   ✅ 2. Better Acoustic Balance   The right finish thickness ensures optimal vibration absorption, resulting in even sound diffusion and absorption.   ✅ 3. Better Dimensional Stability   Thin finishes may peel or bubble over time. High-quality, thick finishes like those used in Liyin panels adhere perfectly to the MDF core, even under varying humidity levels.   ✅ 4. Natural Beauty and Texture   A thicker finish allows for a deeper wood grain and richer natural tones, giving each panel a more authentic and sophisticated wood look.