PET Acoustic Panels Lead The Way – Combining Color And Performance

On the technological innovation front, PET (polyester) fiber acoustic panels are becoming one of the mainstream products in the colored acoustic panel market, thanks to their eco-friendly properties and color expression capabilities.

Take Hausome company as an example. Its PET acoustic panels offer 39 to 59 color options, with standard sizes covering 9mm × 1220mm × 2440mm and 12mm × 1220mm × 2440mm. The Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) can reach up to 0.85. This means that in typical office or classroom environments, the product can absorb 85% of incident sound energy, significantly improving speech intelligibility.

Technical highlights include:

CNC Carved Panels: CNC machining is used to create embossed patterns, regulating sound diffusion and absorption balance.

Embossed Textured Panels: A thermoforming process creates micro-textured surfaces, enhancing high-to-mid frequency sound attenuation.

UV Digital Printed Panels: High-resolution images can be printed directly onto flame-retardant substrates, suitable for branded spaces or wayfinding systems.

Wood Veneer Composite Panels: FSC-certified natural wood veneer is combined with high-density PET core material, achieving wood-grain aesthetics while maintaining broadband sound absorption.

On the environmental front, these products typically use at least 50% post-consumer recycled PET. Each square meter of panel can "save" approximately 20 plastic bottles from landfill. Additionally, they meet international fire safety standards including ASTM E84 (Class A fire rating – USA), EN 13501-1 (EU), and AS/NZS 1530.3 (Australia).