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Office
Meeting rooms, work cubicles, open offices, and more
We spend a huge amount of our time at work in meeting rooms, tele-conference rooms, and individual work cubicles. Many of these spaces have bad acoustics, which leads to poor speech intelligibility.
Come and see how we solve these echo and reverberation problems found in many modern workplace, from meeting rooms to open concept offices.
Residence
Living spaces, listening rooms, home theatres and more.
Most people spend a majority of their leisure time at home. Dining halls and bedrooms have acoustic problems such as noise from neighbors or echoes and reverberations within a room.
Come and see how we acoustically treat everyday homes from bedrooms, dining halls to home theatres.
Hospitality
Hotels, resorts, restaurants, and lounges.
Most guests spend a significant part of their stay within the hotel or resort. Dining areas, guest rooms, and lounges often face acoustic challenges such as noise from adjacent spaces or unwanted echoes and reverberations.
Discover how we acoustically enhance hospitality spaces, from tranquil guest rooms and elegant dining halls to vibrant bars and entertainment lounges.
Frequently Asked Questions
Timberix™ Parametric panels are part of an advanced range of acoustic panels designed with algorithm-driven geometric patterns. Instead of standard flat surfaces, these panels feature complex shapes or perforation patterns that control sound by trapping, diffracting and absorbing it, while also serving as striking architectural elements. Parametric panels still function as acoustic panels that reduce echoes and reverberation through their design and underlying sound-absorbing materials.
Timberix™ panels reduce reverberation by breaking up sound waves and guiding them through perforations or grooves into the panel’s acoustic substrate. Once sound enters these openings, it is absorbed by insulation such as fiberglass or mineral wool behind the wood surface, lowering overall echo and noise levels. This makes them effective for acoustic walls, ceilings and spaces where clarity of speech or music is required.
The NRC sound rating (Noise Reduction Coefficient) measures how much sound a panel absorbs; a higher NRC value means better sound absorption. Timberix™ timber acoustic panels typically achieve NRC ratings within a useful range when paired with suitable acoustic substrate, making them effective at managing mid to high frequency reverberation in spaces like offices, auditoriums or performance rooms.
Yes. While timber panels primarily reduce reverberation and manage acoustic reflections, combining Parametric panels with soundproof insulation such as rock wool or fiberglass enhances overall sound control. The wood surface guides sound into the insulation, and the substrate absorbs it, creating a more controlled acoustic environment when placed together as part of acoustic walls or ceilings.
Timberix™ Parametric and acoustic wood panels are used in diverse settings including modern offices, educational and performance spaces, hospitality interiors and high-end architectural builds. They function as both aesthetic wood paneling and performance acoustic solutions where controlling reverberation and improving sound quality are priorities. They also integrate well with feature walls and decorative acoustic surfaces.