Discover PANELUX™ felt for Commercial Spaces

Designed to transform any commercial space.

Project planning is easier with PANELUX™ felt

For designers, builders and architects alike

Push the boundaries of acoustic design with PANELUX™ felt, where architectural minimalism meets high-performance sound control.

Whether you're refining open-concept offices, elevating boardrooms, enhancing hospitality spaces, or creating immersive home theatres, PANELUX™ felt delivers clarity without compromising aesthetics.

Crafted from high-density recycled PET and flame-treated for enhanced fire performance, these large-format panels offer a seamless, modern surface that absorbs sound while maintaining a clean, monolithic appearance.

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Commercial spaces, redefined

What level of sound absorption can I expect from acoustic felt panels?

PANELUX™ Felt Panels have an estimated Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) of 0.60–0.75, depending on mounting method and backing conditions. This makes them highly effective at reducing echo and improving speech clarity in offices, boardrooms, hospitality environments, and other commercial interiors.

Are felt acoustic panels suitable for commercial buildings with fire code requirements?

Yes. PANELUX™ felt is flame-treated and targets Class A fire performance (≤ 25 Flame Spread Index under ASTM E84), with Canadian equivalency under CAN/ULC-S102. Third-party certification documentation is provided upon completion of formal testing.

How are acoustic felt panels installed in commercial spaces?

Panels can be installed using construction adhesive or mechanical fastening, depending on project requirements. The lightweight 12 mm construction allows for efficient handling and faster installation compared to many traditional acoustic systems.

Can acoustic felt panels be customized or cut on-site?

Yes. Panels can be cut on-site to accommodate outlets, lighting, millwork, and architectural details. The solid-colour composition ensures consistent appearance throughout the panel thickness for clean edge detailing.

Where are felt acoustic panels most commonly used in commercial projects?

They are widely specified for:

Open-concept offices
Conference and boardrooms
Reception areas
Educational facilities
Hospitality spaces
Studios and performance environments

Their ability to combine acoustic control with a modern architectural surface makes them ideal for spaces where both performance and aesthetics matter.