Wood Wall Boards That Fix Noisy Rooms

If your room sounds hollow or conversations echo, these wood acoustic boards solve that problem fast. They look like regular decorative wood slat panels, but there's recycled PET acoustic felt hidden behind each board that catches sound waves before they can bounce around your space.

If you’d like a complementary accent for splash-prone areas such as backsplashes or fireplace surrounds, pair these wood slats with our waterproof PVC marble sheets for a seamless mix of sound control and stone-look style.

How They Actually Reduce Noise

Think of it this way - when someone talks in your room, the sound travels through the wood slat gaps and gets absorbed by the dense felt backing instead of bouncing back at you. This setup captures 75-85% of the sound hitting it, which makes a huge difference in how your room feels.

The felt backing is about 9mm thick with 12mm wood slats on top, giving you ¾-inch total thickness that fits almost anywhere. Unlike foam boards that scream "recording studio," these just look like beautiful wood wall treatments.

Two Simple Installation Options

Easy Method: Screw them straight to your wall with regular screws or construction adhesive. Takes about 5 minutes per board and gives you good noise reduction right away.

Best Results Method: Mount some timber strips to your wall first, then attach the boards to those. This creates a small air gap that makes them work even better - perfect if you have a really echo-heavy room or home studio.

Both ways work with the interlocking edges that hide seams between boards. The black felt backing conceals your screws and any wires, so everything looks clean when you're finished.

Real Wood That Matches Your Style

Choose from eight different wood looks: Gray Koto, African Ebony, Grey Oak, Gray Black, Oak Black, Brown Black, Wenge, and Pure Black. Each finish comes from sustainably harvested timber and arrives ready to install - no staining or extra finishing work needed.

All the wood grain patterns match perfectly across our collection, so you can cover entire walls without worrying about pieces looking different from each other.

Sizes That Work for Your Space

Full Sheets: 94" tall by 24" wide - great for covering large wall sections quickly. Each one weighs under 22 pounds, so you can handle installation yourself.

Box Sets: Four smaller pieces (47" × 12" each) that cover about 33 square feet total. These work better in rooms with windows, doors, or furniture that need you to work around them.

Mix and match sizes to fit your specific room layout - the interlocking system makes everything line up perfectly.

Where You'll Notice the Biggest Difference

Home Offices: Stop video calls from echoing and make phone conversations clearer.

Living Rooms: Reduce that hollow sound from hard floors and bare walls, especially in open floor plans.

Bedrooms: Create a quieter, more restful environment by controlling noise from adjacent rooms.

Game Rooms: Cut down on noise carrying to other parts of the house while making the space more comfortable for everyone inside.

FAQs

How hard is it to install these acoustic panels yourself?

Very easy - each panel weighs under 22 pounds and installs with basic screws or construction adhesive. One person can handle the entire installation process.

Do these panels actually reduce echo and noise in regular rooms?

Yes, they absorb 75-85% of sound hitting them. You'll notice less echo and clearer conversations within hours of installing them on your walls.

How many panels do I need for a typical bedroom or office?

One box set covers 33 square feet. Most 12x12 rooms need 2-3 box sets for good coverage, depending on your furniture and layout.

Can I cut these panels to fit around outlets and switches?

Absolutely - they cut easily with a regular saw. The wood slats and felt backing trim cleanly for custom fitting around any wall obstacles.

Do these work on textured walls or just smooth drywall?

They work on both. For textured walls, use construction adhesive instead of screws for better contact and hold. Works great on most interior surfaces.