Acoustic Panels Australia | Sound Absorption Panels

logo head Australian made and professionally constructed R3-B™ - Acoustic Panels provide the simple yet important function of absorbing sound across the entire frequency range. Whether it's an open plan living area, a crowded restaurant or a noisy office, our product can help quieten busy areas by cutting down on the harsh echoes and reverberated sound reflecting off hard surfaces making it more tolerable and comfortable for everyone. Our high quality Acoustic Panels are available in
your choice of 25 fabric colours. Contact us for a free fabric sample booklet.

R3-B™ - Fabric Acoustic Panels
Fabric wrapped acoustic treatment panels
Commercial & residential applications.
Standard Size: 1200mm x 600mm x 50mm
Custom sizes are also available.
Suitable for most walls & ceilings.

Printed Acoustic Art Panels
Acoustic Art Panels with art or
photo prints transform our standard
R3-B™ - sound absorption panel into a
decorative piece of artwork limited
only by your imagination.

Eco Acoustic Pinboard
Eco Acoustic Board is a durable wall
and ceiling tile made of 100% polyester.
Can be easily cut and installed offering you design freedom to complement any decor.
Available in 600mm x 600mm x 9mm

Why Broadband Acoustic Treatment Panels?

Comfort & Increased Productivity -

In rooms with hard surfaces, reverberation off the walls, floors and ceilings amplify the slightest whispers, increasing the noise floor. Excessively long reverb times in larger rooms can lead to as much as a 50% loss in intelligibility. This impacts the ability for people to concentrate, think clearly and be comfortable and productive. By installing our fabric acoustic panels, speech intelligibility and comfort can be increased dramatically.

Health and Well Being -

Along with being detrimental to comfort and productivity, excessive room reverberation can be a source of alot of stress and annoyance. Studies have shown that poor room acoustics have a near direct co-relation with a persons heart rate and suggest that excessive room noise levels have a negative effect on cardiovascular health.