Education

Timberix™ acoustic wood panels reduce background noise, echoes and reverberation, which helps improve speech clarity and concentration in classrooms, music rooms and lecture halls. The wood panels combine aesthetic warmth with functional sound control, making learning environments more comfortable and focused.

Schools and educational institutions often use grooved wood panels for music rooms, dance rooms or corridors. For spaces needing stronger absorption and quieter background sound, micro-perforated or micro-grooved wood panels are used to control reverberation and improve acoustic comfort.

In spaces like music or dance rooms where sound reflections are high, Timberix™ grooved wood panels manage echoes and reverberation. That results in clearer music playback, better speech intelligibility, and balanced sound — supporting instruction, performance or practice without interference from hard surface reflections.

Yes. Timberix™ wood acoustic panels use engineered wood such as MDF or composite boards and are manufactured with sustainability and safety in mind. The design aims to meet standards for acoustic performance while offering durable, stable panels suitable for school environments.

Definitely. Timberix™ panels have been used in classrooms, music rooms, corridors, lounges and large halls. Their flexibility allows installation on walls or ceilings depending on acoustic needs and room functions. They are effective for small rooms needing sound control and large halls needing reverberation management.