Acoustic Panels
Improve the acoustics of your room while creating a stunning wall or ceiling feature with our wide range of decorative acoustic panels.
Reduce noise and create a more comfortable and quiet room with acoustic panels that look amazing, absorb sound and are available in a wide range of patterns, materials and colors.
Whether you're looking to enhance acoustics and sound absorption in your home or reduce the noise in a shared office space, acoustic panels are a brilliant solution with options for both walls and ceilings.
Decorative acoustic panels that improve sound quality & look great!
Acoustic foam panels are designed to reduce noise levels by absorbing waves, minimizing echoes and reverberations in enclosed spaces. These panels are usually made from materials, like foam or fabric because of their absorbing properties.
Available in a range of styles, patterns, colors and sizes, they can be used as stunning wall or ceiling features that enhance the aesthetic appeal of your room while reducing unwanted noise.
One of the reasons that they work so well is due to their ability to capture energy effectively to stop waves from moving freely around in a room.
Tin Ceiling Tiles are a much loved and very popular product range, here at DecorativeCeilingTiles.net and now they’re available to be purchased with perforations for acoustical purposes.
Our selection of Acoustical Tin Ceiling Tiles consists of a perforated metal tile with insulation that results in an incredible 0.85 NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) or 85% absorption!
Exploring the different types of decorative acoustic panels available
There are various types of acoustic panels that cater for different requirements and preferences. Whether you’re including them in a professional home or commercial building upgrade or wanting to install them yourself for a DIY acoustic panels project, they’re suitable for both!
Other than our tin tiles, we proudly stock a great selection of our beautiful ceiling tiles that can be perforated, such as our vast selection of copper and aluminium ceiling tiles. All you need to do is pick the tile of your choice, then select the perforated option in the sidebar of the product page when placing your order.
Here’s an example of one of our popular perforated tin ceiling tiles from Shanko
Tiptoe Acoustical Perforated Tin Ceiling Tile
Many of our wide range of decorative wall panels can also be paired with other materials such as gypsum board to absorb sound. This allows you a great deal of choice as you can select the design, pattern and color that you’re most interested in, then purchase some gypsum board locally to create stunning decorative acoustical wall panels that could be a wall feature in any room.
DIY Acoustic foam panels can be installed in home studios and gaming setups because of how easily they can be installed. These panels are designed to absorb mid to high frequencies that ensure a more clear and undistorted sound.
These decorative panels are crafted with designs and vibrant colours to elevate the aesthetic of a space and bring a touch of elegance to any setting. In areas that demand insulation solutions for soundproofing purposes there are sturdier panel options crafted from wood composites that cater to such needs well. These types of panels are well suited for environments such as conference rooms or home offices where minimizing noise is crucial.
The effectiveness of foam and PVC acoustic sound panels
People often question how well foam and PVC tiles can absorb waves effectively in homes or offices. Even though they are not originally made for soundproofing purposes, they have undergone tests that show they can achieve an NRC of 0 point 1 which translates to a 10% reduction in sound levels; this can be quite useful in managing echoes and enhancing overall sound quality.
Additionally, our PVC tiles have undergone testing for suspended ceiling applications. On their own, placed in a grid with airspace above, they achieve an NRC of approximately 0.15.
When used with another absorbing panel such as Mineral Fiber tiles, there is a notable enhancement in performance, achieving an NRC rating of 0·50 which brings together visual attractiveness and improved sound absorption qualities. This makes it a great choice for rooms where both style and effective noise control are important considerations.
Why purchase acoustic panels from DecorativeCeilingTiles.net
DecorativeCeilingTiles.net are known for being the preferred choice for acoustic panels, offering a wide selection that is suitable for any room upgrade.
When you buy panels from us, you are not just investing in quality sound but benefit from innovative designs that will enhance the look of any space and you’ll have the confidence that you’ve made a purchase from industry experts.
Our collection includes acoustic foam panels, decorative acoustic panels, and just about all of them can be considered as DIY acoustic panels, as most options are not overly difficult to install.
All of our acoustic panels and tiles are crafted with precision and attention to detail. Customers can expect durable materials, easy installation, and customizable options to meet unique requirements. With Decorative Ceiling Tiles, you’re guaranteed a seamless blend of performance and style, making them a leading choice for homeowners and professionals alike.
Not only that, our friendly staff are always happy to take your call before or after you make your purchase, and you should feel welcome to contact our experts if you need help at any step along the way!
Selecting the right acoustic panels for your home or commercial building upgrade
When choosing acoustic panels, it's important to carefully plan from the start. Begin by figuring out what you want to achieve with the panels, whether it's reducing noise levels, enhancing the quality or even just improving the look of the room. This step will help you to focus on selecting the right kind of panels that will work best for your project.
Consider the size and layout of the room; larger rooms might require more panels or a mix of different styles to get the desired outcome, therefore price becomes a larger factor. Make sure that you have a budget in mind before planning; while premium panels may provide better performance, there are plenty of affordable aesthetics options available that can still achieve impressive outcomes without breaking the bank. Hence why we keep making the reference to DIY acoustic panels, as we want to make it clear that if you’re very keen to have them installed but don’t quite have the budget on hand, consider installing them yourself.
How to maintain your acoustic sound panels for longevity
Proper maintenance of acoustic sound panels ensures they remain effective and visually appealing over time.
Start by gently dusting the panels with a soft, dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove surface debris. For stains or smudges, use a damp cloth with mild soap, ensuring not to saturate the material to avoid damage.
Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive tools that can compromise the panel's texture or color. Periodically inspect for wear and tear, especially in high-use areas, and replace damaged panels to maintain optimal performance.
Regular care not only extends their lifespan but also keeps your room looking polished and acoustically efficient.
Enhancing the ambience of your room by using acoustic sound panels
Adding panels to walls and ceilings can enhance quality and appearance significantly while creating a more comfortable and enjoyable environment for work, entertainment, or relaxation.
Whether you’re outfitting a professional recording studio or simply looking to reduce noise in a busy household, acoustic sound panels provide a customizable solution that fits your needs.
Decorative Acoustic panels offer both improved quality and a stylish touch to any room. These panels cater to a range of needs and applications, whether you choose to go the DIY route or or have them professionally installed by a local tradesperson or handy friend, you're sure to discover a product that suits your requirements.
Acoustic Panel Frequently Asked Questions
Our foam tiles are good at reducing sound by around 10% shown by their 0.l NRC rating. They may not completely get rid of noise but can effectively reduce echoes and improve the acoustics in a noticeable way.
For enhanced soundproofing, using the foam tiles along with additional acoustic materials such as gypsum board (which you can purchase locally to reduce freight costs) can improve their performance significantly. This makes them great for home offices, small studios or living rooms and other busy or noisy areas.
Yes, PVC panels/tiles can really enhance the acoustics in your space when placed strategically.
Our PVC tiles have a NRC of 0.50 when combined with an acoustical panel. This makes them a fantastic choice for spaces where both managing sound and maintaining aesthetics is important.
These tiles are great at reducing noise and echo while enhancing the quality in various settings ranging from commercial offices to cozy living rooms.
Decorative Ceiling Tiles’ acoustic sound panels combine exceptional sound-absorbing capabilities with stunning design elements, ensuring both functionality and aesthetics.
Our products are crafted from high-quality materials, offering durability and ease of installation. With a wide range of styles and customization options, our panels cater to diverse needs, whether it’s for professional studios, residential spaces, or commercial applications. Customers can trust our reputation for blending innovative design with outstanding performance and we’re always available to chat and offer advice, before or after you make your acoustic panels purchase.
Sure thing! Acoustic panels work wonders in home theatres and loud gaming rooms by reducing echo and reverberation, resulting in a better movie watching or gaming experience! They’ll also reduce noise for other people that are in the building.
Try it for yourself, our DIY acoustic panels are easy to install and can boost the acoustics considerably!. Choosing acoustic sound panels can elevate your home theatre's aesthetics without compromising sound control.