Technical Specification
Micro-Perforated Panel
The Micro Perforated Acoustic Panel is a high-performance architectural surface solution engineered to combine advanced acoustic control with refined interior aesthetics. Designed for modern commercial and residential spaces, this panel effectively manages sound while delivering a clean, elegant wood-inspired finish.
Crafted using a high-density MDF core or an eco-friendly polyester acoustic core, and finished with a premium decorative paper veneer, this panel offers durability, dimensional stability, and superior sound absorption performance.
KEY FEATURES
- Precision micro perforation for effective sound absorption
- Improves speech clarity and reduces echo
- Available in MDF or lightweight polyester acoustic core
- Decorative paper veneer with natural wood appearance
- Durable and dimensionally stable construction
- Suitable for wall and ceiling applications
- Customizable thickness and perforation pattern
- Easy installation and low maintenance
- Eco-friendly polyester core option available
- Ideal balance of acoustic performance and aesthetics
Installation Method
Prepare the Surface
- Ensure the wall or ceiling surface is clean, dry, and level.
- Mark reference lines using a level or laser level.
Cut Panels to Size
- Measure the installation area carefully.
- Cut the MDF panels using a circular saw.
- Seal cut edges with matching paint or edge banding.
Fix the Panels
Option A: Screw Fixing (Most Common)
- Pre-drill holes in non-perforated edge areas.
- Fix panels to the frame using self-tapping screws.
- Maintain consistent spacing between panels (2–3 mm expansion gap).
Option B: Clip/Concealed System
- Install mounting clips on the frame.
- Snap panels into place for a clean, screw-free finish.
Align & Space Properly
- Ensure perforation patterns align correctly.
- Keep uniform gaps for expansion and aesthetic consistency.
Finishing
- Cover screw heads with matching caps if visible.
- Clean panel surface gently to remove dust.
- Apply final touch-ups if required.
