Product Overview
Slate-Lite Acoustic Panel Pebble Beach
SKU:102078
38 in stock
PEBBLE BEACH is a black-and-white stone veneer with partial bluish-green shading.
With its bold structures and shapes, this extraordinary marble decor is reminiscent of large pebbles and takes you back to nature and the sea.
The timeless black-and-white look blends perfectly into modern interior styles and sets strong accents.
Project examples and more material photos for PEBBLE BEACH can be found here: PEBBLE BEACH image gallery
The Slate-Lite acoustic panels combine a 100% natural stone surface with a sound-absorbing panel structure. The result is a wall covering that visually enhances interiors while also helping to create a more pleasant room acoustic.
The construction with PET fleece, MDF slats, and genuine Slate-Lite natural stone veneer is ideal for living spaces, offices, hotels, hospitality interiors, reception areas, and modern interior design projects.
The surface of every acoustic panel is made from genuine natural stone. This is not a stone-look finish, foil, or print, but a natural stone surface with its own individual texture and feel. Color variations, quartz veins, natural cracks, or slight chipping may occur due to the nature of the material. These are typical characteristics of natural stone and make every panel unique.
Slate-Lite acoustic panels create natural design accents while also helping to reduce disruptive reverberation in a room. The sound-absorbing structure is based on PET fleece with known absorption properties.
With an open surface area of approx. 36%, acoustic performance in the range of NRC 0.85 to 0.96 can be assumed based on comparative values and theoretical calculation. The actual value depends on the room acoustics, slat material, and installation method.
The acoustic panels are intended for interior walls and are not suitable for wet rooms or outdoor use.
Installation can be carried out directly on the wall: the panels can be screwed, nailed, or bonded from the back. When bonding, the panels are positioned on the desired installation surface and pressed firmly into place.
Cuts should always be tested in advance on a sample or in an inconspicuous area. Excessive heat build-up may cause the PET fleece to melt during cutting. Staples may also cause sparks.
