Acoustic Wall Tiles
Riva PET Acoustic Wall TilesAdd colour, texture and acoustic performance to your interior with Riva PET Acoustic Wall Tiles. Designed to help absorb sound and reduce unwanted noise, these decorative acoustic wall panels offer a stylish and practical solution for offices, classrooms, meeting areas and wider workplace and commercial environments.Available in packs with a choice of sizes, colours and contemporary shapes, Riva PET acoustic tiles can be used to create anything from a simple coordinated wall treatment to an eye-catching acoustic feature wall.Choose from Square, Brick, Hexagon, Ogee, Star and Cross, Paseo and Teardrop designs, with plenty of scope to mix colours and shapes to create a distinctive finish for your space.Made from recycled PET plastic bottles, Riva sound absorbing wall tiles combine contemporary design, acoustic performance and recycled materials in one versatile wall solution.
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Decorative Acoustic Wall Panels for Offices, Classrooms & Workplaces
Riva PET Acoustic Wall Tiles provide an attractive way to introduce additional sound absorption into busy commercial interiors. Ideal for offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, breakout areas and wider workplace environments, the tiles help absorb sound while adding colour, texture and visual interest to your walls.
Unlike purely functional acoustic treatments, Riva decorative acoustic wall panels become part of the interior design. Create a subtle installation using one colour and shape or combine different tiles to produce geometric patterns and statement acoustic feature walls.
A Choice of Shapes, Sizes & Colours
With a variety of shapes available, Riva acoustic wall tiles give you plenty of creative freedom when designing your space. Choose from square, brick, hexagon, ogee, star and cross, paseo and teardrop acoustic tiles, alongside a selection of sizes and colours.
This versatility makes the range suitable for both large commercial installations and smaller areas where targeted acoustic treatment and decorative impact are required.
Acoustic Panels Made from Recycled PET
Riva PET acoustic panels are made from 100% polyester fibre produced from recycled plastic bottles. During manufacture, the plastic bottles are transformed into soft textile fibres to create the panels' distinctive felt-like finish.
The PET panels contain a minimum of 75% post-consumer material from recycled PET and can also be recycled through the PET waste stream.
The result is a versatile acoustic material that combines recycled content with contemporary styling and practical sound absorption.
Helping to Reduce Noise in Commercial Spaces
Offices, classrooms and other shared environments often contain hard surfaces that reflect sound around a room. Introducing sound absorbing wall panels can help reduce reflected sound and contribute to a more comfortable acoustic environment.
Riva acoustic wall tiles make use of available wall space to provide additional sound absorption while also creating an attractive decorative feature. This makes them particularly suitable for open-plan offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, reception areas, collaborative spaces and other commercial interiors.
Fire Rated Acoustic Wall Tiles
Riva PET acoustic products meet BS EN 13501-1 Class B fire classification requirements, making them suitable for a wide range of commercial and public environments where fire performance is an important consideration.
For additional peace of mind, Riva PET Acoustic Wall Tiles are supplied with a 10-year guarantee.
Colour Information
Please note that all colours displayed on our website are intended as a guide. Although every effort is made to represent product colours accurately, differences in photography, lighting and individual monitor or screen settings may mean that actual colours vary from those shown.