Flexible Wood Acoustic Panels
Acoustic wood panels with precision-engineered kerf cuts that let the panel bend around columns, curved walls, and sculptural ceilings — while keeping natural wood aesthetics and acoustic absorption.
— WOOD THAT BENDS —
Kerfed slits · acoustic + flexible
Studied micro-incisions on the back of the panel convert a rigid wood sheet into a flexible, formable surface — without losing the natural veneer face. Combine with stone-wool backing for full acoustic performance.
— APPLICATIONS —
Built for curved architecture
— TECHNICAL SPECS —
Engineered to international standards
| Substrate | MDF or plywood with CNC-cut kerf slits |
| Veneer face | Real wood — oak, walnut, ash, maple, beech, custom |
| Thickness | 8–18 mm typical (panel + veneer) |
| Minimum bend radius | 300 mm (denser kerf for tighter curves) |
| Standard sizes | 1220 × 2440 mm · 600 × 2400 mm · custom |
| Acoustic — NRC (direct fix) | ≈ 0.20–0.45 (depends on perforation/grooving) |
| Acoustic — NRC (with backing) | ≈ 0.50–0.85 (with stone-wool backing & cavity) |
| Fire rating | B-s1,d0 with fire-retardant treatment (project-specific report) |
| Finish | Natural lacquer, oil, fire-retardant lacquer, or stained finish |
| Application | Walls and ceilings · interior only |
— FAQ —
Flexible wood · common questions
How tight can the panel bend?
Standard kerf density bends to a ~300 mm radius. Denser kerfs allow tighter curves down to ~150 mm. Tell us your radius and we'll spec the kerf pattern.
Does the front face show the kerf cuts?
No. Kerf cuts are made on the BACK face only. The front shows continuous wood veneer.
What acoustic performance can I expect?
Plain (un-perforated) panels: NRC 0.20–0.45 direct fix. Add grooves, perforations, or stone-wool backing to reach NRC 0.85+.