
de vorm’s PET felt acoustic panel is a ready to use auditory and aesthetic solution
simple solutions, smart production innovations and unconventional material choices that may seem simple at first sight, can drastically improve the product and its environment.
make it blend in or stand out, the large waved shape is easily installed and available in all de vorm PET felt color combinations. the ‘mute’ acoustic panel seamlessly combines with de vorm’s furniture collection. PET felt is made of recycled plastic bottles, which are turned into a soft, yet sturdy material that can be recyclable itself. it is durable and has great auditory performance.

the large waved shape is easily installed and available in all PET felt color blends
dutch based de vorm emphasizes in creating products efficiently with today’s standards, using their full life cycle and eventually giving them a new one. simple solutions, smart production innovations and unconventional material choices that may seem simple at first sight, can drastically improve the product and its environment. the ‘mute’ PET felt acoustic panel can be installed in many ways, creating different auditory values. it is a face finished product and can be used as a double sided or a single sided panel, giving it the desirable benefit of fitting into slim-line framing systems.

the ‘mute’ acoustic panel is durable and has great auditory performance

PET felt is made of recycled plastic bottles, which are turned into a soft, yet sturdy material

simple solutions, smart production and unconventional material choices can drastically improve the product

the ‘mute’ PET felt acoustic panel can be installed in many ways, creating different auditory values

the ready to use solution for acoustic and aesthetic purposes

it can easily blend in or stand out

the ‘mute’ acoustic panel seamlessly combines with de vorm’s PET felt furniture collection

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