Acoustic panel Slim Leicht oak oiled
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- Suitable for ceiling & wall mounting
- Quieter indoor climate – improves concentration
- Calm view - with 6mm deep slats
- Our panels are 100% recyclable
- Made in Germany
from 5 panels - 10% discount
from 10 panels - 20% discount
Discount is applied at checkout and can be combined with other discounts!
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Product Details
Acoustic panels with a natural wood look!
The perfect symbiosis of natural aesthetics and functional room acoustics: acoustic panels with veneer made of engineered wood. These beautiful panels combine the warm and authentic look of wood with the sound-absorbing properties of high-quality acoustic materials.
The veneer layer applied to the acoustic panels allows for a uniform wood look of various wood species. From elegant oak to elaborately oiled surfaces - in combination with the acoustic function, this creates a pleasant and harmonious atmosphere in any room.
Ordering information:
For a particularly harmonious overall appearance, we recommend ordering all panels for your project together. This ensures that your panels come from the same production batch.
Up to 65 ° C (not room temperature but direct impact on the panels)
Suitable for living spaces with normal room temperatures. Not suitable for conservatories, camper vans, or similar areas exposed to high temperatures. Not waterproof.
Wood is a natural product. Structure, pores, and grain are typical of the material and do not constitute grounds for complaint.
Holzig or Leicht?
Our Holzig series is made from real wood veneer , a thin sheet of real wood cut from a tree trunk. This means each panel is unique, as the natural grain and color of the wood are never exactly the same. With real wood veneer, you bring a true piece of nature into your home. The advantage? Each panel has its own unique character and exudes the warm, unmistakable look of real wood.
Our Leicht Acoustic Panels, on the other hand, are made from engineered veneer , which is composed of various wood species and then dyed or processed to achieve a uniform grain and color. This creates a uniform appearance that's perfect for modern and minimalist designs. The advantage here: You get consistent quality and appearance, with no surprises in color or grain.

Oak Woody

Light Oak
Frequently asked questions about assembly
Do I need a substructure?
A substructure is not absolutely necessary.
To achieve an even better acoustic effect, we recommend mounting the panels on a substructure including insulation material.
How many screws do I need per acoustic panel?
It depends on where the panels are mounted.
For wall mounting, we recommend 15 screws per panel (20 for mounting on a plaster wall).
For ceiling mounting, 20-25 screws should be used per panel.
Can I cut the panels and how should I go about this?
Yes, the panels can easily be sawn to the desired size.
The easiest way to do this is with a circular saw, but it is also possible with a jigsaw, hacksaw or Japanese saw.
Important NOTE:
For a table saw, felt facing down and slats facing up; for a Japanese saw, foxtail saw or jigsaw, always place the felt facing up.
We always recommend checking with a professional to see if the saw you plan to use is suitable for cutting the slats with the finish you have ordered.
Can I install acoustic panels myself?
Sure! Installation is child's play and no problem even for amateurs.
Can I cut off the felt at the end?
Yes, it is very easy to do and works great with a utility knife, for example.
Can I install acoustic panels in bathrooms and wet rooms?
We cannot recommend use in damp rooms, but you are the best person to judge whether installation without direct contact with water is possible.
You may also have good ventilation in your bathroom. However, in this case, we recommend applying a water-repellent coating to the slats.
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