Acoustic panels Stone

An acoustic stone panel is a sound-absorbing wall or ceiling panel that combines real stone surfaces with acoustic function. It is used to reduce reverberation and improve the sound environment in rooms where both material feel, aesthetics and acoustics are important.

Acoustic panels in stone have a more raw, natural and exclusive expression where each surface is characterized by the stone's unique structure and color shifts. Wood gives a warmer and softer expression, while stone adds weight, character and a clear architectural presence.

The sound-absorbing function lies in the panel's construction behind the stone layer, where the acoustic felt reduces reverberation. In addition, the stone's naturally asymmetrical and more massive structure helps to spread sound waves in multiple directions, which reduces concentrated reflections in the room. The combination of sound absorption and sound dispersion can in some environments provide an even more balanced sound image compared to panels with smoother surfaces, such as wood. The acoustic performance of the panels has been tested at RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden).

Yes, each panel has a thin layer of genuine natural stone , which means natural variations in structure, color and pattern. This gives each panel its own unique expression and a living surface that cannot be recreated industrially.

Acoustic stone panels are suitable for both private homes and public environments. They are used in living rooms, dining areas and home offices, but also in offices, hotels, restaurants and other architectural interiors where you want to combine improved acoustics with an exclusive natural material.

Acoustic stone panels are installed in the same way as wooden acoustic panels, either directly to the wall or to studs depending on the substrate. Installation is usually done with screws or glue according to the recommended method to ensure both acoustic function and a smooth visual result.

Yes, acoustic stone panels can be cut if necessary. The panels can be cut with a circular saw or plunge-cut saw and a new, fine-toothed saw blade, which gives a controlled and clean cut. For best results, the stone surface should always be facing downwards when sawing, which reduces the risk of chipping in the stone surface. With the right tool, blade and method, cutting works great.