MDF Acoustic Panels

“MDF acoustic panels” refers to sound-absorbing panels made from Medium-Density Fiberboard (MDF), a type of engineered wood that is often used in construction due to its density and ability to dampen sound waves when designed with specific features like perforations or grooves to enhance sound absorption; essentially, it’s a panel made from MDF that is specifically designed to reduce echoes and reverberations in a room by absorbing sound.

Key points:

MDF material:

The base material is MDF, which is created by compressing wood fibers with resin and wax, resulting in a solid and relatively dense board.

Sound absorption features:

To improve acoustic properties, MDF panels are often designed with holes, grooves, or other patterns that trap sound waves and prevent them from reflecting back into the room.

Applications:

These panels are commonly used in recording studios, music rooms, home theaters, conference rooms, and other spaces where sound control is important.

Specification: 23.62w X 94.49h X .82