Flexible Acoustic Wood Wall Panels for Curved Walls

Flexible acoustic wood wall panels are slatted wood-veneer panels on an acoustic backing, made to follow curved walls, columns and wave-shaped surfaces. BEIEN’s Curved Acoustic Panels bend along the slat direction, but bend radius, dimensions and certificate scope must be confirmed by model before specifying.

What makes a wood acoustic panel flexible

A standard wood slat acoustic panel is a row of rigid slats fixed to an acoustic backing. BEIEN’s Panneaux acoustiques à lamelles de bois, for example, use MDF slats with a wood veneer or decorative surface over polyester-fiber backing, in 2400, 2700 or 3000 mm lengths at about 605 mm width. That construction is listed for walls and ceilings.

A flexible acoustic wood wall panel changes the build so the finished panel can be shaped to a curved substrate. BEIEN groups this under Curved Acoustic Panels: a technical wood veneer surface, a vertical slat structure and a PET acoustic core or backing. The range is published under three listings, Curved Wall Acoustic Panels, 3D Acoustic Wall Panels and Curved Acoustic Panels.

What BEIEN publishes for Curved Acoustic Panels

BEIEN does not publish a unified parameter table for this range. The table separates what is stated from what has to be requested by model.

Oak and other finishes

BEIEN’s placage bois technique range lists oak finishes including Classic Oak, Rustic Oak, Grey Oak, Smoke Oak, Dark Brown Oak and Black Oak, with black or grey acoustic felt as options on that range. Because the curved panels use a technical wood veneer surface, those finishes are the starting point for an oak specification. Whether each finish and felt color is offered on the curved version is a per-model question.

How far each certificate reaches

BEIEN’s certification register lists three documents relevant to a wood panel specification.

BEIEN also states an E0-grade policy for the raw materials of its wood acoustic panels. Ask for written confirmation that the curved range follows it for your order.

Common alternatives Strengths

Compared with the DIY-style flexible slat kits that fill search results, which are sold as retail product pages, BEIEN’s curved range is positioned for project buyers: OEM and ODM customization of color, dimension, shape and surface is listed at company level, and the PET felt used in its panels is produced in-house. Those strengths only count once the model-level data exists.

Seven checks before you specify a curved panel

1. Name the exact product listing: Curved Wall, 3D Acoustic Wall or Curved Acoustic Panels.
2. Get the dimension drawing for that model, including length, width, thickness, slat width and spacing.
3. Mark slat direction and curve direction on a plan and a section, then ask BEIEN to confirm the bend applies to that orientation and to give the minimum radius for your thickness.
4. Agree the substrate and the fixing method with BEIEN and the installer.
5. Request the fire classification report for the specific model and compare it with the requirement of the project’s market. The BN-002 result does not substitute for it.
6. Request an absorption test report that states the method and the tested sample, and check the certificate scope (FSC, CE) against the model name.
7. Order a finish sample, oak or otherwise, with the felt color you plan to use, and view it under the project’s lighting.

Pricing, lead time and what to send with an enquiry

Pricing is quotation-based and depends on the panel type, dimensions, thickness, surface finish, fire-performance requirements, customization level, packaging, order quantity, and shipping terms. Standard production lead time is publicly stated as approximately 7 to 15 working days, depending on order quantity and customization, and is reconfirmed on each quotation.
A useful enquiry includes the plan and section drawings with radius and slat direction marked, the quantity by area, the finish and felt color, the fire requirement of the destination market, and the shipping terms you need.For more information, please nous contacter.

FAQ

Can flexible acoustic wood wall panels be used on columns?

BEIEN lists columns among the surfaces its Curved Acoustic Panels suit. The column diameter must still be checked against the minimum bend radius of the chosen model, which BEIEN has not published.

 Which direction do the panels bend?

BEIEN states that they bend along the slat direction. Ask BEIEN to confirm which axis of your curve that corresponds to, using a drawing with slat direction marked.

Are oak finishes available?

Oak finishes are listed on BEIEN’s technical wood veneer range. Availability on the curved panels should be confirmed by model.

 Do the panels have a fire rating?

No fire classification report specific to the curved range has been identified. The only classification in BEIEN’s register, B-s2,d0 under EN 13501-1:2018, applies to the tested BN-002 polyester board and cannot be carried over.

Can the panels be made to custom sizes?

BEIEN lists custom dimensions, shapes, colors and surfaces among its OEM and ODM options. Whether a given curved model supports a particular custom size is confirmed at quotation.