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  Here are a few reasons why wood-based  decorative panels  are essential in your business.   Improved insulation Wood is known as a natural insulator. As more and more homes and commercial establishments move towards net zero goals with the help of wood slats, architects and builders are increasingly focusing on systems, designs and accessories that support energy efficiency. Wood is said to have a higher R-value compared to other building materials. A higher R-value means a higher insulation capacity. This higher R-value makes timber structures more energy efficient than insulated buildings with steel frames. Compared to other building materials, wood absorbs more heat and has more than twice the thermal capacity of aluminium or concrete. Sound absorption Deco Sound's  wooden slatted walls  have an excellent sound absorption effect. When sound waves hit the felt, they are refracted, creating an acoustic effect. For many smooth surfaces, for example with p...

  Acoustic panels come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Although they perform similar functions, the type of panels you get usually depends on the space you are in, as they can affect the overall aesthetic.   The following are three  types of acoustic panels .   Artistic acoustic panels Artistic acoustic panels are customisable and they accentuate your design preferences while providing sound insulation. They are infused with rich colours or images and are suitable for a variety of spaces including auditoriums, bars and restaurants, and even office spaces.   Fabric-wrapped panels As the name implies, fabric-wrapped panels have a fabric finish. They have excellent acoustic properties and often offer incredible quietness. Because they are panels, they can be hung or mounted, thus minimising installation time. Fabric-wrapped panels are particularly popular because of their aesthetic appeal.   Perforated acoustic wood panels They have a different composition t...