Woraus besteht eine Akustikplatte?

Die meisten Akustikplatten bestehen aus einem Holzrahmen, sind mit schallabsorbierenden Materialien gefüllt und mit Stoff umwickelt. Aber hinter diesen Lärmschutzhelden verbirgt sich viel mehr! Schauen wir uns in einfachen Worten an, was eine Akustikplatte ausmacht.

The Problem: Noisy Rooms Make Life Hard

Rooms with bad sound bounce noise all around. This makes it hard to hear people talk. It makes music sound bad. It makes your head hurt.

When sound waves hit hard surfaces like walls, they bounce back at you. This creates echo and makes rooms noisy. Echo happens when sound waves bounce off hard things like drywall, metal, glass, wood, tile, or concrete.

The Core Materials (What’s Inside)

The heart of any acoustic panel is its core material. This is what does the real work of absorbing sound. Here are the main types:

1. Fiberglass Cores

Fiberglass cores give the highest NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) of any fabric-wrapped panel core on the market today. This makes them very good at stopping noise.

Fiberglass is one of the most common raw materials in acoustic panels because it has excellent sound absorption, resists fire, and is lightweight. It is highly effective in reducing sound echo, making it perfect for soundproofing.

2. Mineral Wool/Rockwool

Mineral wool, also known as rock wool, is made from volcanic rock, basalt, or slag that is melted at high temperatures and spun into fibers.

It has superior sound absorption compared to fiberglass and works across a wider range of frequencies. Like fiberglass, rock wool is highly fire-resistant and can stand up to high temperatures without losing performance.

3. PET Acoustic Panels 

PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) acoustic panels are sound-absorbing materials designed to reduce noise and improve sound quality in various environments. Made primarily from recycled plastic bottles, these panels are a sustainable choice for soundproofing.

How PET Panels Are Made:
The process starts with: collection and cleaning of used plastic bottles to remove any dirt. The cleaned bottles are then shredded into small flakes, which are melted down to form a mixture. The melted PET is formed into large sheets or panels and then cut into the desired shapes and sizes.

At Beien, our PET panels have remarkable benefits:

• They are the only fiber insulation approved for use in hypoallergenic or asthma-friendly buildings
• PET panels contain billions of tiny closed cells, which prevent water and steam from getting insid

4. Acoustic Foam

Foam is the best material for acoustic panels because it completely absorbs frequencies on the surface, creating a resonance inside the cavity. This process, known as Helmholtz resonance, creates noise cancellation above the cavity.

5. Natural and Eco-Friendly Options

• Bonded Acoustical Cotton: made of lightweight, recycled cotton, is a toxin-free cost-effective alternative
• Hemp Fiber: acoustic panels are an ecological and natural alternative to mineral fiber
• Cork: natural cork composites offer acoustic benefits with environmental advantages
• Moss Wall panels: incorporate biophilic principles and act as natural sound absorbers

Frame Structures (What Holds It All Together)

Acoustic panels need strong frames to keep their shape and make them last a long time. The two main types are:

1. Wood Frames

Most acoustic panels use wood frames because they are:

• Strong and durable
• Easy to work with
• Provide rigidity to the panel

Commonly, acoustic panels are made from a timber frame with varying layers of acoustic foam.

2. Aluminum Frames

Sometimes metal frames are used for:

• Lightweight applications
• Corrosion resistance
• Special installations

The Outer Covering (What You See)

1. Fabric Wraps

Good acoustical panel fabrics are breathable and woven in a way that lets sound pass through to the core where sound is absorbed.

Acoustic fabrics are transparent to sound and can be used as a decorative wrap because they allow sound waves to pass right through to reach the sound-absorbing core.

Guilford of Maine fabrics are considered the industry standard, as many of their fabric lines are specifically designed for acoustic projects.

2. Wood Veneer Finishes for Premium Look

Unser Holz-Akustikplatten at Beien combine beauty with function. Made from contemporary grade wood veneer that’s been carefully chosen for its consistency and character. Each panel is pre-bonded to a rigid recycled felt backing for superior soundproofing.

Wood Veneer Manufacturing Process:
Our wood veneer acoustic panels are made of milled wood veneer. Thin veneer strips with a clean, modern look are mounted on a uniquely designed, recyclable acoustic felt material.

Our standard panels are produced with a quality, smooth engineered wood veneer, designed to have a consistent grain finish. Premium panels feature a real wood veneer with a natural finish for those who prefer a more natural and unfinished aesthetic.

Specialized Designs: Wood Slat Acoustic Panels

At Beien Construction, we specialize in Holzlamellenplatten that combine aesthetics with acoustic performance.

Slatted wood panels consist of wooden slats mounted on a backing material, often foam or felt. The manufacturing process begins with selecting high-quality wood, which is then cut into slats of various sizes.

Our slat panels come in two main types: Solid Wood Slat Panels made from 100% genuine wood, and Oak Veneer Acoustic Wood Panels made using innovative MDF material. Both are designed for easy and fast DIY installation and engineered for lifetime durability.

Unser Akustikplatten aus Holz feature:

• Beautiful look with superior sound absorption
• Real wood veneer with natural color and grain variations
• 100% sustainable materials, natural wooden veneer, and felt from recycled plastic bottles

Performance Measurement: How Well Do They Work?

Acoustic panels are rated on how well they absorb sound:

NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient)

The NRC measures panels’ performance across various frequencies. Panels with an NRC of 0.75 absorb 75% of the sound waves that hit them.

Sound Absorption Testing

Before acoustic panels reach the market, they go through careful testing to make sure they work well for sound absorption and diffusion. These tests happen in controlled environments to measure performance across different frequencies.

Beien Construction: Your Acoustic Panel Partner

As a professional manufacturer in China with over 15 years of experience and a 20,000㎡ production base, Beien Construction specializes in both PET acoustic panels and wood acoustic panels.

Unser Akustikplatten für Heimkino und Akustikplatten für Heimstudios  are designed for both performance and aesthetics.

Our Manufacturing Process:

1. We select only the highest quality raw materials
2. Our advanced manufacturing facility integrates R&D, production, and quality control
3. We offer customization of surface finishes, colors, sizes, and private labeling
4. All products are backed by CE, FSC, and SGS certifications

How to Choose the Right Acoustic Panel

Picking the right acoustic panel depends on:

Room Purpose:

• Standard acoustic panels work well in sanctuaries, conference rooms, offices, and performance spaces
• High-impact spaces like gymnasiums, recreation spaces, and hallways need tougher panels

Core Material:

• Fiberglass: Best NRC rating, fire-resistant
• PET: Eco-friendly, hypoallergenic
• Mineral Wool: Better for lower frequencies, fire-resistant
• Wood: Aesthetic appeal with good performance

Room Acoustics:

• The more wall or ceiling surface covered, the better the acoustic result
• Unlike soundproofing products that block outside noise, sound absorbing products reduce background noise inside a space

Installation Methods

Another benefit of acoustic panels is that they are easy to install, whether by DIY homeowners or professionals.

For permanent wall installations with fabric wrapped panels, impaling clips and construction adhesive are the simplest and least expensive mounting option. If you need removable mechanical fasteners, Rotofast anchors or Z clips work well.

For our PET-Polyester-Akustikplatten , installation is straightforward with several mounting options depending on wall type.

The Solution: Better Sound for Better Living

Acoustic panels solve noise problems by:

• Absorbing sound instead of letting it bounce
• Making rooms quieter and more pleasant
• Helping people hear better
• Making music and movies sound better
• Reducing stress from noise

Comparison: Common Acoustic Panel Materials

Material	Density (kg/m³)	NRC-Bewertung	Fire Safety	Primary Application
Fiberglas	48-96	0.7-1.05	Class A	Studios, auditoriums
Mineralwolle	40-100	0.75-0.95	Non-combustible	Commercial buildings
PET Felt	20-35	0.4-0.75	Self-extinguishing	Offices, schools
Acoustic Foam	8-12	0.6-0.85	B1 rated	Home studios, podcasts
Cork	120-180	0.5-0.65	Natural FR	Eco-friendly spaces

Real-World Results

Location	Panel Material	Results
Sound Therapy Studio	Wood-veneered panels	Reduced ambient noise by 75% (55dB to 42dB)
Open-Plan Office	PET felt tiles	Speech clarity improved by 45% (RT60 from 1.8s to 0.9s)
Concert Hall	Mineral wool + fabric	Achieved NRC 1.0; 18dB low frequency noise reduction

Beien Construction: The Reliable Choice

With our individuelle Akustikplatten  and integrated manufacturing capabilities, Beien Construction offers competitive factory-direct pricing, fast delivery, and strict quality control.

Whether you need schallabsorbierende Platten for a commercial project or Akustik-Dekorplatten  for a home, our team is ready to help you find the perfect acoustic solution.

In Summary

Acoustic panels use smart science to make rooms sound better. The core absorbs sound, the frame gives strength, and the outer layer looks good while letting sound pass through. Different materials work better for different needs and rooms.

By understanding what acoustic panels are made of, you can choose the right ones for your space and enjoy better sound, less noise, and a more pleasant environment.

For more information or to discuss your project needs, contact Beien Construction, your acoustic panel manufacturing expert since 2009.