3D acoustic wall panel Neman 300x17x2780 mm Holm Oak

The price is for 1 panel measuring 300x2780x17 mm. Packaging is charged separately per box. Supplied in units of 5 panels per cardboard box, or individually in stretch wrap.

The Neman acoustic wall panel combines a distinctive slatted design with sound absorption to create a comfortable atmosphere in homes and commercial spaces. It is suitable for decorative wall finishes, TV feature walls, accent walls behind sofas, and meeting room wall cladding. The rhythmic arrangement of the slats adds depth to the surface and gives the interior a more distinctive look.

The panel consists of a 7 mm thick black polyester felt backing and 10 mm thick MDF slats with a decorative PVC or PPL film finish. The slats are 28 mm wide, with 15 mm gaps between them. The total panel thickness is 17 mm. This combination brings together the decorative appeal of wall slats and the acoustic properties of felt backing.

The felt backing absorbs sound and helps reduce echo in the room. The manufacturer states a Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) of 0.70. Felt-backed acoustic panels are suitable for living rooms, offices, conference rooms, studios, home cinemas, cafs, and restaurants — spaces where comfortable conversation and sound quality matter.

Benefits of the Neman acoustic wall panel:

1. Decorative finish and improved acoustics. The slatted surface enhances the walls, while the felt backing helps reduce sound reflections.
2. Versatile use. The panels are suitable for individual feature areas and extensive wall finishes in residential and commercial interiors.
3. Two installation methods. Fixing with a suitable construction adhesive or screws allows you to choose the right approach for the substrate.
4. Adaptable to your project. The 2780 mm long panel can be cut to size using a saw or jigsaw.
5. Easy care. Simply clean with a soft, damp cloth, without harsh cleaning products.

Where to use Neman acoustic wall panels

Felt-backed MDF slat panels are suitable for wall finishes in residential and commercial spaces. They can be used to create feature areas, visually define functional zones, and cover large surfaces. The decorative slats add depth to the interior, while the sound-absorbing backing helps reduce echo and create a more comfortable acoustic environment.

• Living rooms — for walls behind a television or sofa. The slatted surface highlights the seating area and complements the interior, while the felt backing helps reduce sound reflections.
• Offices and meeting rooms — for walls in work areas, meeting rooms, and conference rooms. The panels help reduce reverberation and create more comfortable conditions for conversations, meetings, and video calls.
• Home cinemas — for acoustic wall treatments. The sound-absorbing backing helps reduce unwanted sound reflections when watching films or listening to music.
• Studios — as part of an acoustic treatment for spaces used to record speech and podcasts or work with audio. Panel coverage and placement should be chosen to suit the room.
• Cafs and restaurants — for walls near tables and seating areas. The panels create an attractive decorative backdrop and help make the acoustic environment more comfortable for conversation.

Acoustic panel installation methods

Neman panels can be fixed with construction adhesive or screws. The choice depends on the condition of the wall, the substrate material, and the goals of the acoustic treatment. Before installation, take measurements and mark out the panel positions. If necessary, cut the panels to size using a saw or jigsaw.

Installation with construction adhesive

Adhesive installation is suitable for flat, dry, and sound surfaces. First, remove dust, grease, and any loose or flaking coatings from the substrate. If the wall is painted, make sure the paint is firmly bonded to the surface.

Use a construction adhesive that is compatible with MDF, polyester felt, and the wall material. Apply the adhesive to the back of the panel in strips or a zigzag pattern, then position the panel according to the markings, align it with a spirit level, and press it evenly into place. Follow the adhesive manufacturer’s instructions for holding time and full curing time.

This method allows the panels to be fixed without visible fasteners on the front surface. When installing adjacent panels, maintain neat, even joints and consistent spacing between the slats.

Installation with screws

Mechanical fixing is suitable for attaching panels directly to a prepared wall or to a timber frame. Choose screws and wall plugs to suit the substrate: concrete, brick, timber, or plasterboard.

Place the panel against the wall, check its alignment with a spirit level, and mark the fixing points. If necessary, drill holes and insert suitable wall plugs or anchors. Then secure the panel with screws, taking care not to overtighten them, as this may deform the felt or damage the MDF. The manufacturer recommends a minimum of 6–8 fixing points per panel; the final fixing layout should be selected according to the substrate and installation conditions.

Installation on a timber frame for improved acoustics

To enhance sound absorption, the manufacturer recommends mounting the panels on a 45 mm deep timber frame and filling the spaces between the frame members with sound-absorbing mineral wool. This method also provides a level surface for the cladding if the wall is uneven.

Timber-frame installation is suitable for spaces with greater acoustic comfort requirements, such as meeting rooms, studios, and home cinemas. The overall result depends on the construction, the area covered, and the characteristics of the room.

Panels are supplied individually wrapped in stretch film or in cardboard packs of five. The Neman acoustic wall panel is a practical solution for anyone looking to finish their walls with decorative MDF slats and create a more comfortable acoustic environment.