NEW: Acoustic felt

Acoustic felt

SilentFiber acoustic felt is an innovative acoustic panel that combines sound insulation with modern design.

Made from sustainable felt material, it is characterized by its excellent sound absorption and stylish appearance. The surface of the acoustic felt can be provided with a precise 3D engraving, which not only sets a visual accent, but also has particularly good sound-absorbing properties.

Acoustic felt | Formats

Thickness of the plates: 12, 25, 40 mm
max. size: 200 x 300 cm

Acoustic felt | Colors

Acoustic felt | Properties

Individual
Design

Heavy
flammable

acoustic
Felt

Easy to
recycle

Acoustic felt | Acoustics & technical data

Weighted sound absorption coefficient DIN EN ISO 11654:

12 mm	on the substrate	200 mm air gap
1,000 g/m2	0,3	0,8
2,000 g/m2	0,25	0,9
3,000 g/m2	0,35	0,8

25 mm	on the substrate	200 mm air gap
2,000 g/m2	0,55	0,95
3,000 g/m2	0,55	0,95
4,000 g/m2	0,65	0,85

40 mm	on the substrate	200 mm air gap
3,000 g/m2	0,75	1,0
4,000 g/m2	0,8	1,0

Fire behavior: DIN EN 13501: B-s1, d0

Acoustic felt with laser engraving | Designs

1 | slate

2 | flow

3 | flames

4 | cubes

5 | lines

6 | lilies

7 | floral

8 | fibers

9 | camouflage

10 | retro

11 | honeycombs

12 | grass

13 | shingle

14 | crystals

15 | stones

16 | grid

17 | soft boxes

18 | matrix

Acoustic felt with laser engraving

These panels are ideal for rooms where both improved room acoustics and an attractive design are required, such as in offices, conference rooms or living areas. The intricate 3D patterns on the surface give the material additional depth and ensure that the acoustic felt blends harmoniously into modern interior designs. At the same time, it remains discreet and functional.

SilentFiber relies on environmentally friendly materials and high functionality. The 3D engraving gives the product a special feel and makes it a stylish eye-catcher in any room. At the same time, the felt structure provides sustainable and effective sound insulation, reducing noise and annoying reverberation.

Do you have any questions about our acoustic felt?

You are welcome to ask me your questions here:

Robert Schwemmer

Acoustics consultant