Timberix™

Timberix™ timber panels reduce echoes by trapping and diffracting sound in the grooves and perforation found on the surface. The sound that passes through the perforation is further absorbed by an acoustic substrate such as fibreglass or mineral wool, which reduces reverberation of the space.

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Products

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Grooved

Timberix™ Grooved acoustic panel features slats and grooves with a machined tongue-and-groove joint for seamless joinery. 

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Perforated

Timberix™ Perforated panels feature a 2-layer perforation to trap and diffuse sound for enhanced acoustic performance.

Microgrooved

Timberix™ Microgrooved panels feature finely spaced grooves engineered to diffuse sound effectively, ensuring amplified acoustics.

Milliperforated

Timberix™ Milliperforated panels feature a fine 2-layer perforation system designed to trap and diffuse sound, delivering superior acoustic performance.

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Microperforated

Timberix™ Microperforated feature a 2-layer perforation structure which traps and diffracts sound in the holes, reducing reverberation.

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Data Centers

Timberix™ Grooved, Microperforated, and Perforated Systems provide noise control for data centers, protecting equipment for efficient workspaces.

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Special

Timberix™ Slotted, Baffle, and Ribbed panels are designed with both functionality and elegance in mind. They are perfect for various applications.

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Parametric

Timberix™ Parametric redefines architectural and interior design with an algorithm-driven approach, enabling the precise manipulation of variables to create complex geometries and structures. Suitable for a wide range of applications.

Other Products

Explore our other acoustical products ranging from fabric walls to stretch ceilings under our parent brand, Aid. Our acoustic panels are crafted from sustainable materials and undergo acoustic testing, all with LEED certification. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Timberix™ offers a diverse range: grooved wood panels, perforated wood panels, micro-grooved wood panels, micro-perforated wood panels, ribbed/slotted wood panels, and panel variants with acoustic substrates behind them. These acoustic wood panels are designed for both aesthetic appeal and effective sound control.

Microgrooved panels use fine slats and grooves to diffuse and scatter sound waves, reducing echoes and improving overall sound clarity. Perforated or micro-perforated panels use precision-drilled holes that allow sound to pass into a backing acoustic substrate, which absorbs the sound energy. This reduces reverberation and improves acoustic comfort.

Timberix™ panels are typically made from engineered wood such as MDF. They may be finished with veneer, melamine, paint, or laminate. For acoustic effectiveness, the timber panel is backed with an acoustic substrate such as mineral wool or fiberglass before installation.

Timberix panels are suitable for walls or ceilings depending on the space and acoustic needs. For example, grooved or perforated wood wall panels help in meeting rooms, auditoriums or offices where echo and reverberation is a problem. Ceiling installations using these panels also help reduce overall room noise, especially in large or open spaces.

Yes. Because Timberix combines acoustic function with high-quality wood finishes and precise joinery, the result is a balance of performance and visual elegance. These acoustic wood panels can complement modern interiors while delivering sound absorption, diffusion, and noise reduction.

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