Acoustic Screens & Panels
PET Acoustic Panels, Screens & Sound Absorbing Solutions
Create quieter, more comfortable spaces with our range of PET acoustic panels, screens and sound absorbing solutions for offices, workplaces, education, hospitality and commercial interiors.
Designed to absorb sound and help reduce unwanted reverberation, our PET acoustic products combine effective acoustic performance with contemporary interior design. From freestanding acoustic screens and desk dividers to wall panels, acoustic tiles, hanging dividers and ceiling solutions, the range provides flexible ways to introduce sound absorption exactly where it is needed.
Manufactured from 100% polyester fibre with a minimum of 75% post-consumer recycled PET material, our acoustic products provide a practical and attractive way to improve the acoustic comfort of modern interiors.
Explore Our PET Acoustic Screens & Panels
Whether you need to improve acoustics around individual workstations, divide an open-plan space or introduce sound absorption across walls and ceilings, you can choose from a range of acoustic solutions to suit different environments and installation requirements.
Freestanding Acoustic Screens
Our freestanding acoustic screens provide an effective way to introduce both sound absorption and visual separation into open-plan environments.
Ideal for offices, breakout areas, collaborative spaces, education and other commercial interiors, freestanding screens can be positioned where required without the need for permanent wall or ceiling installation.
They are particularly useful for creating defined zones within larger spaces while adding valuable sound-absorbing material to the room.
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Acoustic Desk Dividers & Desk Screens
Create more comfortable individual and shared workstations with our acoustic desk dividers and desk-mounted screens.
Designed to provide visual separation between neighbouring workspaces while also absorbing sound, PET desk screens are an ideal addition to bench desks, call centres, shared offices and other busy working environments.
A choice of mounting options, including compatible desk clamps and brackets, makes it easy to find a solution for different desk configurations.
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Acoustic Wall Panels
Transform unused wall space into an effective part of your acoustic treatment with our range of PET acoustic wall panels.
Sound absorbing wall panels help control reflected sound and reverberation while providing an attractive decorative feature. They are suitable for meeting rooms, offices, reception areas, classrooms, breakout spaces and many other commercial interiors.
Available in a choice of colours, shapes and configurations, acoustic wall panels can be used individually or combined to create larger acoustic installations and feature walls.
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Hanging Acoustic Dividers
Our hanging acoustic dividers and suspended acoustic screens provide an alternative way to divide open spaces without taking up valuable floor or desk space.
Suspended vertically from above, these sound absorbing dividers can help create visual separation between different areas while introducing additional acoustic absorption into busy interiors.
They are particularly suited to larger open-plan offices, collaborative areas, education environments and commercial spaces where flexibility and contemporary design are important.
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Acoustic Wall Tiles
Combine acoustic performance with creative interior design using our PET acoustic wall tiles.
Individual acoustic tiles can be arranged in different patterns, colours and layouts, allowing anything from subtle sound-absorbing wall treatments to striking decorative feature walls.
Their modular format makes acoustic wall tiles a flexible solution for offices, meeting rooms, reception spaces, hospitality interiors and other areas where both appearance and acoustic comfort matter.
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Acoustic Ceiling Solutions
Walls aren't the only surfaces that can be used to improve room acoustics. Our acoustic ceiling solutions introduce sound absorption overhead, making effective use of otherwise unused space.
PET acoustic ceiling panels, suspended rafts and other ceiling-mounted solutions can help reduce reverberation in large, open or busy interiors, particularly where available wall space is limited.
Ceiling acoustics can be used independently or combined with wall panels, screens and other acoustic products as part of a wider room treatment.
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Acoustic Screen & Panel Accessories
Complete your installation with our range of acoustic screen and panel accessories.
Available accessories include freestanding support feet, desk clamps, mounting components, suspension wires and ceiling fixings, helping you select the appropriate installation method for your acoustic screens, panels and dividers.
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What Are PET Acoustic Panels?
PET acoustic panels are sound-absorbing products manufactured from polyester fibre, often incorporating recycled PET material. They are designed to absorb sound energy and help reduce reverberation within enclosed spaces.
PET acoustic material can be manufactured into numerous forms, including wall panels, acoustic tiles, desk screens, freestanding room dividers, suspended panels and ceiling solutions.
This versatility makes PET acoustics particularly well suited to modern offices and commercial interiors where acoustic treatment needs to work alongside the design of the space.
How Do Acoustic Panels Work?
In rooms containing hard surfaces such as glass, plaster, concrete, hard flooring and furniture, sound can repeatedly reflect from one surface to another.
These reflections contribute to reverberation, which can make an interior feel noisier and make speech more difficult to hear clearly, particularly in busy or open-plan environments.
Sound absorbing materials help by absorbing a proportion of the sound energy that reaches them rather than reflecting all of it back into the room.
Introducing acoustic absorption across appropriate walls, ceilings, desks and open areas can therefore help control reverberation and create a more comfortable acoustic environment.
It is important to distinguish sound absorption from soundproofing. Acoustic panels primarily help control sound reflections within a room; they are not the same as construction systems designed to prevent sound transmission from one room to another.
Where Are PET Acoustic Panels Used?
PET acoustic screens and panels can be used across a wide variety of commercial and public interiors, including:
Open-plan offices and shared workspaces
Meeting, conference and boardrooms
Individual and bench desk workstations
Reception and waiting areas
Breakout and collaborative spaces
Schools, colleges and other education environments
Hospitality and leisure interiors
Libraries and study areas
Studios and creative workspaces
Other commercial and public-building interiors
The appropriate acoustic treatment will depend on factors including the size and shape of the room, existing surface finishes, how the space is used and the amount and positioning of sound-absorbing material.
Recycled PET Acoustic Material
Our acoustic products are manufactured from 100% polyester fibre, with a minimum of 75% post-consumer material produced from recycled PET.
Using recycled PET provides a valuable second use for existing material while creating a versatile product suitable for contemporary acoustic interiors.
The PET material can also be recycled through an appropriate PET waste stream at the end of its useful life.
Tested Acoustic Performance
When selecting acoustic products, performance matters as much as appearance.
Our PET acoustic products have been tested in accordance with EN ISO 354:2003 and EN ISO 11654:1997, recognised standards used for measuring and evaluating sound absorption.
EN ISO 354 covers the measurement of sound absorption in a reverberation room, while EN ISO 11654 provides a method of rating the sound absorption performance of materials and objects used for acoustic treatment.
Please refer to the technical information for individual products for the relevant acoustic performance data, as performance can vary according to the product, material thickness, installation method and configuration.
Class B Fire Performance
Our PET acoustic material achieves a Class B fire classification to BS EN 13501-1.
Fire performance is an important consideration when specifying materials for offices, education, hospitality, commercial and public interiors.
Always refer to the relevant product technical information and the requirements of your individual project when specifying materials for a particular application.
Acoustic Performance Without Compromising Interior Design
Effective acoustic treatment doesn't have to look purely functional.
PET acoustic material provides designers with considerable creative flexibility and our acoustic products are available across a range of colours, shapes, sizes and configurations.
This means sound absorption can become an intentional part of an interior scheme. Acoustic panels can blend discreetly into their surroundings or be used to introduce colour, texture, pattern and visual interest.
From understated office desk screens to large decorative wall installations and suspended ceiling features, PET acoustics provide numerous ways to balance sound absorption, functionality and contemporary design.
Choosing the Right Acoustic Solution
The right solution will depend on your room, the available surfaces and what you want the acoustic treatment to achieve.
For open-plan areas where additional separation is required, freestanding acoustic screens or hanging dividers may be appropriate. For individual workstations, acoustic desk dividers introduce absorption close to the working area while also providing visual separation.
Where floor and desk space needs to remain clear, acoustic wall panels, wall tiles and ceiling solutions make use of existing surfaces and overhead space.
Larger or more acoustically challenging interiors may benefit from combining several types of acoustic treatment across different areas of the room.
Frequently Asked Questions About PET Acoustic Panels
Do PET acoustic panels reduce noise?
PET acoustic panels are designed to absorb sound and help reduce reverberation and reflected sound within a room. This can make an interior feel acoustically calmer and more comfortable.
They should not, however, be confused with soundproofing. Soundproofing generally refers to preventing or reducing sound transmission between separate spaces, whereas acoustic panels primarily address sound reflections within the room in which they are installed.
What are PET acoustic panels made from?
Our PET acoustic products are manufactured from 100% polyester fibre, with a minimum of 75% post-consumer material from recycled PET.
Are PET acoustic panels recyclable?
Yes. Our PET acoustic material can be recycled through an appropriate PET waste stream. Recycling facilities and acceptance criteria can vary, so the appropriate waste or recycling provider should be consulted when the material reaches the end of its useful life.
What is the difference between an acoustic screen and an acoustic panel?
The terms describe products that can use similar sound-absorbing material but are typically installed differently.
An acoustic screen is generally freestanding, desk-mounted or suspended and can provide visual separation as well as sound absorption. An acoustic panel is typically installed on a wall or ceiling to introduce additional sound absorption into the room.
Where should acoustic panels be installed?
Acoustic panels can be installed on walls, ceilings and other suitable surfaces, while acoustic screens can be positioned on desks, freestanding within a room or suspended from above.
The most appropriate position depends on the room layout, reflective surfaces, sources of sound and the way the space is used.
Are PET acoustic panels suitable for offices?
PET acoustic panels are particularly well suited to open-plan offices, meeting rooms, breakout spaces, receptions and shared workspaces. They provide a flexible way of introducing sound absorption without compromising contemporary interior design.
Desk screens and freestanding acoustic dividers can be particularly useful where acoustic treatment and visual separation are both required.
Are PET acoustic panels suitable for schools and public buildings?
PET acoustic products can be suitable for education and public-building applications, subject to the specification and requirements of the individual project.
Our PET acoustic material achieves a Class B fire classification to BS EN 13501-1. Relevant product documentation and project requirements should always be checked before specification.
What colours and styles are available?
Our PET acoustic range includes a variety of colours, shapes, formats and installation options, allowing acoustic products to complement an existing interior or become a decorative feature in their own right.
Explore the individual product ranges to see the available options.
Can wall and ceiling acoustic panels be used together?
Yes. Different types of acoustic treatment can be combined within the same interior.
Using acoustic absorption across walls, ceilings and other areas can be particularly useful where a larger quantity of sound-absorbing material is required or where available installation space on a single surface is limited.
How do I choose the right acoustic panels for my space?
Consider the size and layout of the room, how the space is used, existing hard surfaces, available wall and ceiling space, installation requirements and the desired appearance.
For more complex projects, acoustic requirements may need to be assessed individually to determine the appropriate quantity, positioning and performance of acoustic treatment.
Explore Our Complete Acoustic Range
Whether you're looking for a single acoustic desk divider or developing a wider acoustic scheme for an office, meeting room, education environment or commercial interior, our PET acoustic range provides flexible options for introducing sound absorption throughout a space.
Explore our Freestanding Acoustic Screens, Acoustic Desk Dividers, Acoustic Wall Panels, Hanging Dividers, Acoustic Wall Tiles, Acoustic Ceiling Solutions and Acoustic Accessories to find the right solution for your project.