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Acoustic desk screen
Product
Acoustic thickness
Standard Thickness Options: 9 mm, 12 mm, and 24 mm.
Custom thicknesses are available upon request. For projects requiring enhanced acoustic performance, panels can be manufactured in thicknesses ranging from 40 to 60 mm. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.
Acoustic materials
Acoustic Reports
Product Color
Our company offers 60 standard colors. Please contact us to receive the latest color chart.
Packaging & installation
3D files and advanced resources available for direct download.
Packaging
Our acoustic panels are securely packed in durable cartons. Custom logo packaging is available upon request. Please contact us to discuss your branding and packaging requirements.
3D Model: DWG, DXF
Broadband Acoustic Performance
LDS acoustic panels are designed for broadband sound absorption. Tested performance: NRC 0.70 and average absorption coefficient αs 0.67.
Frequency (Hz)
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QUALITY & COMPLIANCE
Authoritative Certification
Our acoustic panel products are supported by recognized testing standards, consistent manufacturing processes, and reliable quality control.
Small Panel. Big Impact.
The acoustic panel is designed to address one of the most common issues in sound environments: excessive reverb and poor intelligibility caused by hard surfaces and untreated walls.
While compact and visually appealing, these panels pack an impressive amount of performance.
Fabric and Material Options
Choose from a range of fabric finishes and colors to create acoustic solutions that complement your interior design.
Our materials are suitable for commercial environments and can be coordinated with your project palette.
Applications and Acoustic Benefits
Classic Acoustic Panels are engineered to tame harsh high frequencies, reduce reverb, and provide general sound control. They can be helpful in listening rooms by taming first reflection points along side walls or ceilings.
In larger commercial or institutional applications, panels can be combined in modular patterns to create visual interest and effective noise control zones.
