Sound-absorbing wall panels
Acoustic panels for the whole home
Scandinavian design that changes how your home feels.
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See each tone in a real room
Wood looks different on a monitor than on your wall. Here's each tone in its natural habitat.
Before and after
Drag the slider — same living room, one panel wall later.
The wall does two jobs at once: the oak slats add warmth to an otherwise flat room, while the felt behind them absorbs the echo between bare walls.
- FSC-certified wood with a hand-oiled finish
- Recycled felt core that takes the edge off the echo
- Up in an afternoon with screws or glue
BEFORE
AFTER
The Silentwood difference
Hear what your wall is doing to your room
Two scenarios, one sound. Watch how a plain wall and a Silentwood acoustic panel handle the same soundwave.
Sound bounces back
Hard surfaces reflect soundwaves at nearly full strength — the room fills with echo and conversations become harder to follow.
Sound is absorbed
Wood slats and felt backing capture the soundwave. Almost nothing returns — your room stays calm and balanced.
How do you go about installing an acoustic panel?
The process of installing acoustic panels
When you have received your acoustic panels, start by unpacking them from the boxes. If you have not already identified the surface the panels will be mounted on, do so now. To ensure correct installation, first determine what type of wall or ceiling they will be fixed to. Drywall usually requires wall plugs and screws, while brick or concrete walls need stronger plugs and screws. For extra stability, it is a good idea to combine adhesive and screws, regardless of wall type.
Acclimatise your panels
Acclimatisation of the panels
All our models – Premium Light Oak, Premium Light Brown Oak, Premium Smoked Oak och Premium Black Oak – require an acclimatization period of 7-10 days. During this time, the panels should be unpacked and allowed to “breathe.” To speed up the process, you can alternate between airing out the room by opening the windows and increasing the room temperature.
Measuring and Aligning
Preparations
The first thing you need to do is prepare the surface where the panels will be installed. Wipe it clean and remove any obstacles such as screws or nails. Then measure the area where the panels will be placed and cut the panels to the desired size. For best results, we recommend using a circular saw to cut your wood panels, but a jigsaw can also be used. To minimize the risk of splintering, you can score along the cut line with a craft knife, which significantly reduces the chance of splinters. Any small splinters along the edge can be easily removed by lightly sanding with fine-grit sandpaper.
Install your panels
Installation
Once the surface is wiped clean and the panels are cut to size, simply apply a suitable mounting adhesive to the back of the panel, place it on the wall, and then secure it with screws to ensure it stays firmly and safely in place. This ensures that the panels remain securely mounted over time. Find your acoustic panel here.
Start with the real material.
Wood looks different on a screen than it does on your wall. Order a free sample box and hold all four tones in your own light, at your own time of day.
