Wood acoustic panels are a type of multi-resonator sound-absorbing material, composed of a decorative surface, a wooden core, and a thin sound-absorbing felt. They are decorative panels with sound absorption functionality.
Wood acoustic panels come in various perforation types such as straight perforation and slotted types. The surfaces can be melamine, painted, or covered with various solid wood veneers, offering both decorative effects and excellent sound absorption performance.

Wood acoustic panels can generally be divided into two categories based on material structure:
Slotted Wood Acoustic Panel  Slotted wood acoustic panels are sound-absorbing boards with shallow grooves on the front side of the density board and circular perforations on the back, backed with a sound-absorbing film. They absorb sound based on the principle of multi-resonator absorption.
Specifications of slotted wood acoustic panels: 2440×132×15/18mm     
Perforated Wood Acoustic Panel  Perforated wood acoustic panels are sound-absorbing materials made by creating direct perforations through the density board, backed with a sound-absorbing film.
Specifications of perforated wood acoustic panels: 2440×132/164/197×15/18mm