Acoustic Wall Panels & Tiles

Start with the wall space available and the type of layout you want to create. Large panels provide a defined feature, while separate tiles allow smaller arrangements around existing fittings.

Use the selected product specification when measuring. The width listed for a three-panel arrangement is not the width of each individual panel.

Sch! patterned panels combine sound-absorbing felt with decorative cut-out designs. Options include Blossom, Forest and Mosaic, with Pine and Wildflower designs available as three-panel arrangements.

For a reception or meeting room, consider how the pattern will sit alongside signage, screens and furniture. Check the complete design dimensions and leave space for skirting, sockets and controls before choosing a position.

Choose circle, diamond, hexagon, square or triangle tiles, with bevelled-edge and square-edge options. Bevelled edges create a more defined outline around each tile, while square edges offer a simpler profile.

The Sch! wall tiles are supplied in sets of four. Draw the arrangement first, count the individual tiles, then calculate the number of sets required. Allow for intentional gaps: the overall display area is different from the area covered by sound-absorbing material.

A room with glass, bare walls and hard floors may need a different approach from a furnished room with carpet and soft seating. Consider room dimensions, occupancy and where conversations take place when planning treatment.

Record usable wall areas and any doors, glazing, shelving or presentation boards. Where wall space is restricted, explore acoustic ceiling baffles alongside wall treatment. For larger projects, agree the proposed layout before ordering rather than relying on a fixed percentage of wall coverage.

Acoustic wall panels absorb some of the sound that would otherwise reflect from hard surfaces. They are used to manage echo and reverberation within a room, helping create a more comfortable environment for conversation and everyday work.

They do not create a soundproof wall or guarantee confidential conversations. If sound passing into neighbouring rooms is the main problem, the walls, doors and other transmission paths also need assessment. Compare published acoustic data and the specified mounting arrangement for the product you select.

The Sch! products in this range use 12mm PET felt, with product specifications listing UK manufacture and 100% recycled material. The colour palette includes neutral shades such as Pebble Light Grey and Oatmeal Beige, alongside brighter options such as Cobalt Blue and Buttercup Yellow.

Choose a colour in relation to the room's furniture, wall finish and lighting. For a specified commercial project, check the selected item's material, acoustic and fire-performance documentation against the project requirements.

Sch! wall-mounted panel specifications list adhesive mounting pads, while the wall tile sets list sticky dots. Confirm the fittings supplied with your selected item and whether they are suitable for the wall surface and finish.

For suspended installations, select the appropriate hanging panel option and confirm the suspension requirements. Do not assume a wall-mounted version includes a hanging kit. AOS can discuss professional installation for suitable projects.

For a useful project quotation, provide the room dimensions, photographs or drawings, preferred designs and colours, quantities, mounting method and delivery postcode. Include your target installation date and any site access restrictions.

Made-to-order products have specific delivery and cancellation terms. Confirm these before ordering and allow time for installation as well as supply. If you are combining products, browse the full acoustic panels and baffles range to plan a coordinated scheme.