Acoustic Panels

Q: What are acoustic wall panels?

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Q: How do you fit acoustic wall panels?

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Q: Can acoustic wall panels be cut to size?

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Q: What adhesive should I use for acoustic wall panels?

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Q: Do acoustic wall panels reduce noise?

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Q: What colours and finishes are available?

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Q: Which rooms suit acoustic wall panels best?

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Q: How much do acoustic wall panels cost?

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Decorative acoustic wall panels designed to reduce echo and reverberation, with slatted, geometric and statement designs for living rooms, media walls, bedrooms and home offices.

Acoustic wall panels in a modern bedroom with warm lighting

A modern living room setup featuring a large, eye-catching wall art piece depicting a leopard in a tree pattern, set against a background of vertical wood slats with warm backlighting. In front of the wall is a light beige fabric sofa with neutral and black accent pillows, a round black coffee table, and a textured gray rug.

A modern living room wall treatment featuring a large black tiger silhouette over vertical oak slats, with a TV mounted below. The left side includes a branded promotional panel reading Britwall and Premium Acoustic Slat Wall Panel, with icons for noise reduction, designer look, easy installation, and durability.

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Britwall acoustic wall panels help reduce unwanted sound reflections and echoes while adding a decorative finish to interior walls. Britwall acoustic panels include slatted, geometric and statement designs for living rooms, media walls, bedrooms, home offices and other interior spaces.

The collection spans wood grain, marble-effect, metallic and geometric designs, so matching an existing scheme is straightforward rather than a compromise. Acoustic slat panels and wood-effect linear designs in oak, walnut and grey tones suit a more traditional or Scandi-style room, while shaped options such as the HexaCube geometric acoustic wall panels, checker board and grid-glass designs work well as a standalone feature wall or an accent behind a TV or bed. The collection includes large-format linear panels as well as smaller geometric designs, giving you different options for full-height walls, feature areas and more compact spaces.

Acoustic panels are designed to manage reflected sound and reduce echo within a room. They are different from structural soundproofing systems, which are designed to reduce sound transmission between rooms. Acoustic performance can vary by panel construction and installation, so check the individual product specifications before choosing a panel.

Installation requirements vary between acoustic wall panels. Check the individual product specifications and fitting guidance for the recommended fixing method, preparation and measurements before installation. Our acoustic wall panel fitting guide walks you through measuring, cutting and spacing before you start so there are no surprises partway through the job. In bedrooms and media rooms, pairing panels with concealed LED strip lighting has become a popular way to add depth after dark, and our LED-backlit acoustic feature wall guide shows how that is put together.

Colourways run from warm browns and natural oak through to black, white, grey and gold-veined marble effects, so the range works equally well as a bold living room feature or a softer choice for bedroom wall panels. Stock ships across the UK in 2-7 day UK delivery, and every design here can be browsed by finish, colour and price using the filters above.

Browse the acoustic wall panels by design, colour and price to find a style that suits your space. For larger or commercial projects, contact Britwall for help with coverage and material requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are acoustic wall panels?

Acoustic wall panels are decorative panels, typically wood, PET-felt-, or MDF-backed, designed to soften hard surfaces and help reduce reflected sound and everyday echo in a room, while adding a textured, dimensional finish that plain plaster or paint can't.

How do you fit acoustic wall panels?

Most Britwall acoustic panels are fitted with panel adhesive, mechanical fixings, or both, onto a clean, dry, level wall. Panels are dry-laid first to plan the layout, then fixed working outward from a level guide line — a straightforward job with standard tools.

Can acoustic wall panels be cut to size?

Yes. Panels can generally be trimmed with a fine-tooth saw or sharp blade to fit around sockets, corners or shorter wall runs. Measure and mark carefully before cutting, and always check the guidance for the specific panel you've bought first.

What adhesive should I use for acoustic wall panels?

A panel or grab adhesive suited to the wall surface is normally used, applied in a zig-zag pattern across the back of the panel. On uneven or heavy-duty walls, mechanical fixings can be added alongside the adhesive for extra security.

Do acoustic wall panels reduce noise?

Acoustic wall panels can help reduce reflected sound and manage echo within a room by softening hard, flat surfaces. They are not the same as soundproofing, which is designed to stop sound transferring between rooms rather than improve a room's own acoustics.

What colours and finishes are available?

The range spans wood-grain finishes such as oak and walnut, plus grey, black, white, beige and gold-veined marble-effect and metallic designs, in linear, hexagon, checkerboard and grid patterns, in the panel formats shown in the filters above.

Which rooms suit acoustic wall panels best?

Living rooms, bedrooms, home offices and media walls are the most common choices, since these are typically where echo is most noticeable and a feature wall has the biggest visual impact. Panels also suit small commercial spaces such as studios or reception areas.

How much do acoustic wall panels cost?

Pricing depends on the design, panel size and pack quantity, with the full range and current prices shown on this page. Ordering by full pack rather than single panels is usually the most cost-effective way to cover a complete wall.

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