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Yes—and doing so is crucial for improving acoustic performance.   Many people believe that acoustic panels should be directly attached to the wall when installing them. However, leaving a small air gap behind the panel can significantly improve low-frequency absorption and enhance overall acoustics. 🔍 Why Leaving an Air Gap is Beneficial   Installing acoustic panels slightly off-wall can:   ✔ Enhance low-frequency absorption   ✔ Improve overall sound absorption efficiency   ✔ Improve indoor acoustics without requiring additional materials   ✔ Maximize the performance of wood strips and PET acoustic panels   Even a 1-2 cm gap can make a significant difference.   🎯 Best Practices from Acoustics Experts   The wood strip wall panels and PET acoustic panels designed by Guangdong Liyin Acoustics Co., Ltd. deliver superior performance whether installed flush or with an air gap. Our panels can be installed using the following methods:   Snap-on   Wooden strips   Adhesive + gaskets   Acoustic frame   This flexible installation method allows users to create their ideal acoustic environment based on space, style, and acoustic needs.   Why Choose Guangdong Liyin Acoustics Technology Co. Ltd.? 1. Industry Leadership As a leading manufacturer and exporter of Natural Oak Acoustic Slat Panels, our company has set the benchmark in the field, delivering superior quality and innovative designs worldwide. 2. Advanced Production Facility Our 20,000-square-meter modern factory is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery, enabling us to meet large-scale demands without compromising on quality. 3. Strict Quality Control We adhere to international quality standards at every stage of production, ensuring every wood slat panel we produce meets the highest expectations. 4. Eco-Friendly Practices Sustainability is at the core of our operations. From sourcing natural oak to our production methods, we are committed to protecting the environment. 5. Global Trust Our products, including akupanel and Natural Oak Acoustic Slat Panels, are trusted by customers across the globe for their outstanding performance

Neighbor noise can be annoying—footsteps, TV, conversations, even loud music. If you want to effectively insulate, reduce, or block these noises, the key is to use the right acoustic and soundproofing materials.   ✔ 1. Add Sound-Absorbing Panels Sound-absorbing panels help reduce echoes and control sound reflections within the room, thus reducing the impact of neighbor noise.   Liyin offers:   Wooden Strip Sound-Absorbing Panels (PET + MDF Core)   High-Density PET Sound-Absorbing Panels   Decorative Acoustic Solutions for Homes and Offices   ✔ 2. Increase Wall Weight to Block Noise   To insulate or block sound, you need heavier materials.   Liyin's high-density MDF structure offers stronger sound insulation than standard MDF, helping to reduce sound propagation through shared walls.   ✔ 3. Leave Air Gaps or Use Framing Strips   Leaving a small gap between the wall and the soundproofing panels can improve sound insulation.   Our soundproofing panels can be installed using either joists or clips, enhancing sound insulation without altering the interior style.   ✔ 4. Sealing Gaps and Weak Points   Even small gaps can allow noise to penetrate. Seal the following areas:   Sockets   Door frames   Baseboards   Window edges   For even better sealing, use with Liyin soundproofing wall panels.   🪵 Why Choose Wood Slat Acoustic Panels? At Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, our wood slat acoustic panels are designed to offer both style and performance. ✔ Superior sound absorption with felt backing.✔ Natural wood finish for modern, elegant interiors.✔ Flexible coverage—use as partial wall designs or full feature walls.✔ Eco-friendly and durable materials. Our panels are widely used in homes, offices, studios, restaurants, and theaters, trusted by clients worldwide for their acoustic and visual benefits. 🏭 About Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics As a leading manufacturer and exporter of wood slat wall panels and acoustic panels in China, Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics delivers world-class acoustic solutions. 20,000㎡ modern factory with advanced technology. International quality management standards for every product. Strong global export presence in the acoustic panel industry.   Our mission is to provide clients with high-quality, cost-effective, and aesthetically pleasing soundproofing solutions.

If you're planning to upgrade your space with acoustic panels but are worried they might affect your WiFi signal—the good news is: acoustic panels won't block WiFi signals. ✔ Why Acoustic Panels Won't Affect WiFi   WiFi signals can easily pass through materials commonly used in acoustic panels, including:   Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF)   Recycled PET felt   Wood veneer or PET/PVC finish   These materials don't contain metals or dense barriers that interfere with electromagnetic signals. This means your WiFi signal will remain strong even if you install acoustic panels in your room.   ⭐ What Do Acoustic Panels Affect?   They improve the acoustic comfort of a room but don't affect WiFi signals.   Liyin Wood Strip Acoustic Panels are designed to:   Absorb echoes and reduce reverberation   Improve sound clarity in homes, offices, and recording studios   Add beauty and warmth with premium wood veneer finishes   Contribute to eco-friendly building using E0 grade MDF and recycled PET materials.

If you're tired of your neighbor's footsteps, conversations, or TV noise, you're not alone. Many people wonder if sound barriers can reduce neighbor noise—the answer is: yes, they do help, but there are limitations.   🎧 The Role of Sound Barriers Sound barriers are designed to absorb indoor sound, reduce echoes, improve clarity, and make your space feel quieter and more comfortable. If installed properly—especially high-density sound barriers—they can also reduce some noise from outside.   🚫 Limitations of Sound Barriers   Traditional sound barriers don't completely block out noise. If your neighbors are very noisy, or if the noise is coming from the building structure (such as walls, floors, pipes), you may need to use a combination of soundproofing materials, such as high-density fiberboard (MDF), thermal insulation, or other soundproofing solutions.

Sustainable development is not just a trend, but a commitment.   Guangdong Liyin Acoustics is committed to fulfilling this commitment, dedicated to designing beautiful and environmentally friendly wood slat wall panels. 🌍   The following points make Liyin wood slat wall panels a sustainable choice for modern interior design: ✅ 1. Eco-Certified Materials   We use E0 grade medium-density fiberboard with extremely low formaldehyde emissions, meeting the highest environmental safety standards.   ✅ 2. Recycled PET Sound-Absorbing Felt   Our sound-absorbing backing is made from recycled PET bottles, reducing waste while improving sound absorption performance.   ✅ 3. FSC-Certified Wood Veneer   Each wall panel uses FSC-certified natural wood veneer, ensuring responsible forest management and ethical sourcing.   ✅ 4. Durability = Less Waste   Our wall panels are durable, resistant to warping and aging, meaning fewer replacements and a smaller environmental footprint.   At Liyin Acoustics, we firmly believe that excellent design should coexist harmoniously with the planet. We have a modern production base covering 20,000 square meters, and strictly follow international quality management systems to ensure product sustainability from raw material selection to final delivery.

Large rooms — whether offices, restaurants, studios, or open-plan homes — often face one common problem: poor acoustics. Sound bounces off hard surfaces, creating echoes, reverberation, and unwanted noise. If you’ve ever struggled to hold a conversation in a spacious hall or noticed unclear audio in a big meeting room, you’ve experienced this issue firsthand. In this article, we’ll explore how to effectively dampen sound in a large room, and how Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, a global leader in wood slat acoustic panels, provides high-performance, visually appealing acoustic solutions for any space. Understanding Sound Dampening Before jumping into solutions, it’s important to understand what “sound dampening” means. Sound dampening focuses on reducing echo and reverberation within a room. It doesn’t block sound from entering or leaving (that’s soundproofing), but instead improves sound clarity and speech intelligibility. In large spaces with hard floors, tall ceilings, and bare walls, sound waves reflect freely — amplifying noise. The key to solving this is adding soft, porous, or textured materials that absorb sound energy instead of reflecting it. 1. Use Acoustic Wall Panels One of the most effective ways to dampen sound in a large room is by installing acoustic wall panels. These panels absorb mid to high frequencies, reducing echoes and improving overall room acoustics. ✅ Best Choice: Leeyin Wood Slat Acoustic Panels At Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, we specialize in wood slat acoustic panels — a perfect blend of modern design and high acoustic performance.Each panel features natural wood veneer slats on a recycled PET felt backing, which efficiently absorbs unwanted sound waves. Benefits of Leeyin acoustic panels: High sound absorption coefficient (NRC up to 0.9) Elegant wood finish for modern interiors Easy installation on walls and ceilings Eco-friendly materials meeting international standards Whether you’re designing a restaurant, office, auditorium, or living room, Leeyin panels transform acoustics and aesthetics simultaneously. 2. Add Acoustic Ceiling Treatments Sound doesn’t just bounce off walls — ceilings play a big role too, especially in large rooms with hard or reflective surfaces. ✅ Solutions: Install acoustic ceiling panels or baffles to absorb sound waves from above. Use suspended acoustic clouds in large commercial or public spaces for stylish noise reduction. Leeyin offers a wide range of acoustic ceiling panels designed for both functionality and visual appeal, making them ideal for open offices, classrooms, and conference halls. 3. Cover the Floor with Soft Materials Hard flooring such as tiles or hardwood reflects sound, contributing to echo. To counter this, incorporate soft, absorbent flooring materials. ✅ Try: Carpets or large rugs in key areas. Acoustic underlays beneath floors to reduce impact noise. Fabric mats in open spaces for both comfort and sound absorption. These simple changes can make a noticeable difference, especially in spaces like hotel lobbies or living rooms. 4. Use Curtains, Drapes, and Upholstered Furniture Soft furnishings naturally help dampen sound. Heavy curtains, upholstered furniture, and fabric décor elements break up reflective surfaces and add warmth to your space. ✅ Tip: Choose thick, multi-layer curtains for windows or glass partitions — these are among the most reflective surfaces in large rooms. Combining them with Leeyin acoustic panels provides a balanced acoustic solution that’s both functional and stylish. 5. Treat Corners and Open Areas In large rooms, corners often act as sound traps, where low-frequency noise builds up. Adding bass traps or corner panels can help smooth out these acoustic imbalances. If your space has open areas or high ceilings, use freestanding acoustic dividers to break up the sound path. Leeyin offers customizable acoustic screens and panels perfect for flexible room layouts. 6. Combine Design with Performance The best acoustic solutions are both functional and beautiful. Modern architecture demands designs that enhance spaces visually — and that’s exactly what Leeyin’s wood slat acoustic panels deliver.   Available in a wide range of finishes such as Natural Oak, Walnut, Teak, and Black Ash, Leeyin panels fit seamlessly into contemporary interiors while maintaining excellent sound absorption.

Creating a completely soundproof room is the dream for anyone who values peace, privacy, or professional audio quality — from home studios and theaters to offices and recording spaces. But achieving true soundproofing requires more than just adding a few panels. In this guide, we’ll explain the science behind soundproofing, the essential steps to fully isolate a room from noise, and how Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics provides advanced acoustic solutions trusted worldwide. Understanding What “Completely Soundproof” Means Before diving into techniques, it’s important to distinguish soundproofing from sound absorption. Soundproofing means blocking sound from entering or leaving a room. Sound absorption means reducing echo and reverberation inside the room. A completely soundproof room requires materials and designs that stop vibrations and airborne noise from passing through walls, ceilings, floors, doors, and windows. 1. Add Mass to Walls and Ceilings Sound travels through air and solid materials as vibrations. To stop it, you need heavy, dense barriers. Effective Methods: Use double drywall layers with Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) sandwiched in between. Install Leeyin acoustic wood slat wall panels backed with high-density PET felt, which not only absorbs sound but also enhances room aesthetics. Seal every gap using acoustic sealant or caulk to eliminate sound leaks. This combination increases wall mass and reduces vibration transmission, providing an essential foundation for total soundproofing. 2. Decouple the Structure Even the densest wall can transmit sound if vibrations pass directly through it. That’s why decoupling — separating structural layers — is crucial. How to Do It: Install resilient channels or sound isolation clips between drywall and studs. Create a “floating” wall or ceiling structure that prevents direct vibration transfer. By introducing this mechanical separation, you block impact noise (like footsteps or bass vibrations) from traveling between surfaces. 3. Fill Cavities with Absorptive Material Inside walls and ceilings, absorption materials help prevent sound from bouncing around and leaking through gaps. Recommended Options: Mineral wool or fiberglass insulation — dense and fire-resistant. Acoustic foam panels — effective for mid and high-frequency sound. PET felt acoustic panels from Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics — eco-friendly, recyclable, and excellent at absorbing a wide range of frequencies. Leeyin’s E0-grade MDF + PET felt acoustic panels not only improve sound absorption but also ensure low formaldehyde emissions and environmental safety. 4. Soundproof Doors and Windows Doors and windows are often the weakest links in a soundproof room. Solutions: Use solid-core doors instead of hollow ones. Add weatherstripping and door sweeps to seal gaps. Install double- or triple-glazed acoustic windows with laminated glass. For extreme noise isolation, build secondary interior windows. Even small air gaps can allow significant sound leakage — sealing is key. 5. Soundproof the Floor If noise is entering through the floor, consider: Installing acoustic underlayments beneath carpets or flooring. Using rubber mats or cork layers to dampen vibrations. For professional spaces, building a floating floor structure. This step is especially important in multi-story buildings and studio setups. 6. Treat Interior Surfaces with Acoustic Panels Once the room is structurally soundproofed, improve its acoustic quality using absorption panels. Leeyin Acoustic Wood Slat Wall Panels are ideal for this step.They combine: Natural wood finishes for modern aesthetics. PET felt backing for high-performance sound absorption. Sustainable materials that meet FSC and E0 environmental standards. They not only make the room quieter but also elevate the design with stylish, customizable finishes. 7. Seal All Gaps and Openings No matter how thick your walls are, even a small unsealed crack can ruin your efforts. Use acoustic sealant, foam backer rods, and door gaskets to close every possible opening — around outlets, vents, and light fixtures. The Professional Approach — Leeyin Acoustic Solutions At Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, we specialize in comprehensive acoustic design and material solutions. Our advantages include: 20,000㎡ modern factory with advanced production lines. Strict quality control following international standards. Strong R&D team that continuously develops high-performance acoustic panels. Global leadership in exporting wood slat wall panels and acoustic panels.   From residential soundproofing to studio construction, Leeyin’s products are trusted by architects, designers, and builders worldwide.

If you live in an apartment, a busy neighborhood, or even a two-story house, noise from above can be one of the biggest distractions. Whether it’s footsteps, conversations, or vibrations, many homeowners ask: “Can I soundproof my ceiling?” The answer is yes—and with the right approach, you can significantly reduce noise and improve the comfort of your space. In this article, we’ll explain how ceiling soundproofing works, cost-effective methods you can use, and why professional acoustic panels—like those from Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics—deliver the best results. Why Soundproof a Ceiling? Soundproofing a ceiling helps with: Blocking airborne noise (voices, music, TV sounds). Reducing impact noise (footsteps, furniture movement). Improving overall room acoustics, especially for home offices, studios, and living rooms. Methods to Soundproof a Ceiling 1. Add Mass to the Ceiling The heavier the ceiling, the harder it is for sound to pass through. Options include: Adding extra drywall layers. Using Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) for effective noise blocking. Installing wood slat wall and ceiling panels from Leeyin Acoustics, which combine mass with acoustic absorption. 2. Decouple the Structure Sound travels easily through solid structures. Decoupling methods such as resilient channels or suspended ceiling systems create a gap that reduces vibration transfer. 3. Use Acoustic Panels High-quality acoustic panels absorb sound waves, reducing echo and reverberation inside your room. For the ceiling, slat acoustic panels are both functional and visually appealing, making them a popular choice for modern interiors. 4. Seal Gaps and Cracks Even small gaps allow sound to travel. Use acoustic sealant around ceiling edges, light fixtures, and vents to minimize leakage. 5. Consider Carpeting Above If possible, adding thick carpets or rugs to the floor above your ceiling provides an extra layer of insulation against impact noise. Can I DIY Ceiling Soundproofing? Yes, many soundproofing solutions can be DIY-friendly, such as: Hanging acoustic panels. Installing insulation between ceiling joists. Using sealants around gaps. However, for maximum effectiveness—especially in studios or offices—professional-grade solutions like Leeyin Acoustics wooden slat ceiling panels provide both performance and design enhancement. Why Choose Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics? At Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, we are experts in wood slat wall panels and acoustic panels designed for both walls and ceilings. Industry Leader: One of the leading exporters of wood slat wall panels in China. Modern Facility: Over 20,000㎡ advanced factory with high production capacity. Strict Quality Control: Every panel is produced to meet international standards. Eco-Friendly: Our products use E0-grade MDF, PET recycled materials, and FSC-certified wood.   Our solutions are trusted worldwide for soundproofing, acoustic performance, and stylish interior design.

When it comes to soundproofing, acoustic caulk is often recommended to seal gaps and cracks around doors, windows, and walls. It prevents sound from leaking through small openings and helps create a quieter environment. But what if you don’t want to use acoustic caulk, or you’re looking for alternatives? In this article, we’ll explore some effective substitutes for acoustic caulk and show you how Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics can help you achieve superior sound control with professional acoustic solutions. Why Acoustic Caulk Matters in Soundproofing Sound travels through the smallest gaps. Even if you install acoustic panels or soundproof walls, unsealed joints can reduce the effectiveness of your setup. Acoustic caulk is flexible, durable, and specifically designed to block airborne noise. But if it’s not available—or if you’re looking for different solutions—there are alternatives. Best Alternatives to Acoustic Caulk 1. Weatherstripping Great for sealing around windows and doors. Easy to apply and affordable. Provides both sound insulation and energy efficiency. 2. Expanding Foam Sealant Useful for filling larger cracks or gaps in walls. Expands to cover irregular spaces. Provides decent noise reduction but is less flexible than caulk. 3. Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) While not a direct caulk replacement, MLV can block sound when applied to walls, floors, or ceilings. Often combined with acoustic panels for better results. 4. Door Sweeps and Seals Block the gap at the bottom of doors where sound often escapes. An excellent low-cost solution for rooms needing quick soundproofing. 5. Acoustic Panels and Wood Slat Wall Panels Instead of focusing only on sealing gaps, you can treat the room with high-performance acoustic panels. Wood slat wall panels from Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics absorb sound, reduce echoes, and improve overall room acoustics—making them an effective and stylish alternative or complement to acoustic caulk. Why Choose Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics At Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, we specialize in wood slat wall panels and acoustic panels that not only absorb sound but also elevate the design of your space. Industry Leadership: A leading exporter of wood slat wall panels in China. Advanced Manufacturing: 20,000㎡ modern production facility with cutting-edge technology. Quality Standards: Products meet E0 MDF, PET recyclability, and FSC compliance, ensuring eco-friendly and safe solutions. Trusted Globally: Supplying acoustic products worldwide with a reputation for quality and innovation.   Whether you’re soundproofing a home, office, or professional studio, our panels provide a long-lasting, aesthetically pleasing solution that goes beyond what caulk alone can achieve.

When it comes to improving room acoustics, acoustic panels are one of the most effective solutions. They absorb sound waves, reduce echoes, and create a more comfortable listening environment. But one question often comes up: Do acoustic panels need air gaps to work effectively? In this article, we’ll explain the role of air gaps, when they’re beneficial, and why professional-quality panels—like those from Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics—are engineered to deliver outstanding results whether installed directly or with spacing. What is an Air Gap in Acoustic Treatment? An air gap is the space left between the back of an acoustic panel and the wall surface. Instead of mounting panels flush against the wall, some installations leave a small gap (typically 1–4 inches). The idea is that sound waves penetrate the panel, then interact with the gap, increasing absorption—especially in lower frequency ranges. Do You Really Need Air Gaps? The answer depends on your goals and room type: For Maximum Absorption EfficiencyLeaving an air gap can improve absorption at lower frequencies. For example, a 2-inch-thick panel with a 2-inch air gap may perform closer to a 4-inch panel mounted directly on the wall. For Space-Conscious InstallationsIf room space is limited or you prefer a sleek look, panels can still perform very well without air gaps—especially if you use thicker acoustic panels. For Professional StudiosStudios and high-performance spaces often benefit from air gaps because they provide more balanced absorption across frequencies. Benefits of Using Acoustic Panels with or without Air Gaps With Air Gaps: Enhanced low-frequency absorption Better overall sound balance Ideal for music studios and theaters Without Air Gaps: Clean, flush-mounted look Saves space in smaller rooms Still highly effective for mid and high frequencies Why Choose Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics Panels At Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics, we design wood slat wall panels and acoustic panels that deliver superior sound control in any space. Whether you install them directly on the wall or with an air gap, our products ensure excellent performance.   Strong Production Capacity: 20,000㎡ modern facility with advanced manufacturing equipment. Strict Quality Management: All products meet international standards such as E0 MDF, PET recyclability, and FSC compliance. Global Leadership: One of China’s leading exporters of wood slat wall panels, trusted worldwide. Stylish & Functional: Panels that combine sound absorption with modern aesthetics, making them perfect for homes, offices, and studios.

If you own a home studio, whether for music production, podcasting, or video recording, one of your biggest challenges is controlling noise. External sounds can disturb your recordings, while your own audio may leak into other rooms. This is where soundproofing becomes essential. In this article, we’ll guide you on how to soundproof your studio effectively—and how wooden slat acoustic panels can play a key role. Step 1: Understand the Difference Between Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatment Before diving in, it’s important to know the difference: Soundproofing: Blocks sound from entering or leaving the room. Acoustic Treatment: Improves sound quality inside the room by reducing echo and reverberation. For a studio, you’ll need a combination of both. Step 2: Seal Gaps and Cracks Sound travels easily through small openings. Use acoustic caulk, weatherstripping, or door sweeps to seal gaps around doors, windows, and walls. Even a small gap can drastically reduce soundproofing performance. Step 3: Use Acoustic Panels for Echo Control Installing acoustic wall panels is one of the most effective and affordable ways to treat sound in a studio. Wooden Slat Acoustic Panels with PET Felt Backing absorb mid-to-high frequencies. Panels reduce echo, flutter, and reverberation, giving you a cleaner recording. Stylish wooden finishes add a modern look while improving functionality. Step 4: Add Mass to Walls and Ceilings The more mass your walls have, the less sound can pass through. Consider adding mass-loaded vinyl (MLV) or double layers of drywall for enhanced soundproofing. Pairing these with acoustic panels maximizes performance. Step 5: Soundproof the Floor Noise often travels through floors, especially in multi-level buildings. Use carpets, rugs, or acoustic underlay to absorb impact noise. Step 6: Use Bass Traps for Low Frequencies Studios often struggle with bass buildup in corners. Installing bass traps (a type of acoustic panel designed for low-frequency absorption) ensures balanced sound across all frequencies. Why Choose Wooden Slat Acoustic Panels from Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics? When it comes to professional acoustic solutions, Guangdong Leeyin Acoustics stands out as a trusted manufacturer and exporter. ✅ 20,000 m² modern production facility✅ Strict quality control aligned with international standards✅ Specialized in wooden slat acoustic panels with PET felt backing✅ Sustainable, eco-friendly materials (E0-grade MDF, FSC-certified wood, recycled PET)✅ Global exports across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia✅ OEM/ODM customization to match studio designs   Our panels not only improve sound quality but also enhance the aesthetic appeal of any recording studio.

When it comes to improving sound quality in a room, one of the most common solutions people consider is installing acoustic wall panels. But do these panels actually dampen sound, or is their function more about aesthetics? Let’s break it down. What Does “Dampen Sound” Mean? In acoustics, “dampening” usually refers to reducing echoes, reverberation, and noise reflections inside a space. Unlike full soundproofing, which blocks sound from entering or leaving a room, acoustic wall panels are designed to absorb sound energy and improve the acoustic environment within a room. How Acoustic Wall Panels Work Acoustic panels, especially wooden slat acoustic panels with PET felt backing, use a combination of materials to trap and dissipate sound waves. PET Felt Backing: Made from recycled polyester, PET felt absorbs mid-to-high frequency sounds, reducing echo and background noise. Wooden Slats: Slatted designs help scatter sound waves, balancing absorption with diffusion for a natural sound experience. Thickness and Placement: Proper thickness and strategic placement on walls or ceilings maximize their performance. Do Acoustic Panels Really Reduce Noise? Yes—acoustic wall panels dampen sound within a room by: ✅ Reducing echo and reverberation✅ Improving speech clarity and listening comfort✅ Enhancing sound quality for home studios, offices, restaurants, and auditoriums However, it’s important to note that acoustic panels do not block sound transmission between rooms. For full soundproofing, additional materials such as mass-loaded vinyl, insulation, or double-layered walls are needed. Why Choose Wooden Slat Acoustic Panels? Compared with traditional fabric or foam panels, wooden slat acoustic panels offer both performance and aesthetics:   High Acoustic Absorption – Effective NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) ratings. Sustainable Materials – PET felt backing made from recycled plastics. Stylish Design – Natural wood finishes that elevate interiors. Safe and Durable – Low formaldehyde MDF (E0 standard) and FSC-certified wood.