Felt wall panels

Do conversations sound sharp, or does sound linger in your living room or workspace? A hard floor, glass and bare walls bounce sound back. Felt wall panels add a soft, sound-absorbing surface. They help reduce echo and give a free wall colour, texture or a personal design.

In this collection you will find wall panels and wall art made of PET felt. You can cover a wall with sheets or tiles, create a slatted pattern with Japandi Wall, or hang a standalone design such as Wall Arch, Bow or Rainbow. First decide which part of the wall you want to use, then compare size, thickness and fixing.

Want to make your own surface or pattern? Panel 9 mm is a loose sheet of Dutch PET felt with at least 60% recycled material. You choose the size, the edge finish and a version with or without a self-adhesive back. Panel 25 mm is a thicker sheet of European PET felt with at least 50% recycled material, in three sizes and with various edge finishes.

Thickness alone does not tell you how much echo disappears. The covered surface, the fixing and the layout of the room also count. So compare the full product construction and choose the panel that suits your design and available wall space.

With Tile Lines, Groovy, Grid, Curvy and Angle you can combine tiles into your own pattern. Japandi Wall adds vertical lines to a larger wall. Wall Arch lets you place a single arch-shaped surface. The available colours, sizes and fixing differ per product.

Want a city on your wall? City Map consists of two layers of 9 mm PET felt and is available with eighteen cities, five colour combinations and three sizes. Topographic Map is a 120 × 230 cm panel with an organic line pattern. It is a fixed design; your own location or text is not an ordering option. Both designs combine wall decoration with sound-absorbing felt.

Before ordering, check how your panel is fixed. Many designs have a self-adhesive back. That needs a flat, clean, dry and grease-free surface. Once you have pressed it firmly into place, you cannot simply move the panel. For several larger panels, additional mounting adhesive is recommended; read the fixing details for the version you choose.

Without drilling does not mean you can remove the panel later without damage. For a rented home or a delicate wall, agree the fixing first. For Topographic Map, you should also have the mounting version and the fixings you need confirmed before ordering.

You can work out the number of sheets needed to cover a wall from the panel sizes. How much sound absorption your room needs is a different question. Room height, glass, furniture, open connections and the chosen product construction together determine what you need. One small design has a different reach from a larger covered surface.

Take a look at the solutions for the living room or compare PET felt with a sample box before you choose a colour. For advice on choosing, send photos, the dimensions of your room and the available wall space via contact. That way we can look at it with you in a focused way.