* 【felt acoustic panels】: 

•  Noise reduction: sound isolation. Acoustic felt panel can effectively block noise, reducing noise   pollution.
• Sound absorption: sound absorption. Acoustic felt panel can absorb sound energy, reducing reflections and refractions, making the sound more pure.
• Thermal insulation: thermal insulation. Acoustic felt panel can provide insulation, reducing heat loss and gain in buildings.
• Easy installation: easy installation. Acoustic felt panel can be directly installed on the ground or wall, without special tools and technicians, making it easy and convenient to install.
• Cost-effective: cost-effective. Compared with other sound-absorbing materials, acoustic felt panel is more affordable, suitable for large-scale use.
•  Average absorption coefficient: 0.83; NRC(noise reduction coefficient): 0.91
• Size: 1220mm x 2420mm; 600mmx2400mm; 600x2700mm, Thickness can be 6-20mm.

  FAQ

          Q: What is an acoustic panel?

         A: An acoustic panel is a type of wall or ceiling panel that is designed to absorb sound waves and reduce echo in a room. Acoustic panels can be made from a variety of materials, including fiberglass, mineral wool, and acoustic foam.

        Q: How do acoustic panels work?

        A: Acoustic panels work by using their mass and density to absorb sound waves. The materials used in acoustic panels can also help to reduce reflections and echoes within a room. When sound waves hit the surface of an acoustic panel, they are partially absorbed and the remaining energy is dissipated as heat.

         Q: Are acoustic panels effective?

         A: Acoustic panels can be very effective at reducing echo and sound reflections in a room. The amount of sound absorption that a panel can provide will depend on its density, thickness, and the materials used in its construction.

        Q: What is the difference between acoustic panels and soundproofing?

        A: Acoustic panels and soundproofing are related but not quite the same thing. Acoustic panels are designed to reduce echo and sound reflections within a room, while soundproofing is used to block sound from entering or leaving a room. While acoustic panels can be effective at reducing sound transmission, they are not as effective as soundproofing materials at completely blocking sound.

        Q: How do I clean acoustic panels?

         A:Cleaning acoustic panels is generally not necessary, as they are designed to be low maintenance. However, if you do need to clean your panels, it is important to use a mild detergent and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as these can damage the panels over time.