White Oak Herringbone Acoustic Wall Panels — 94.5" × 23.6"

The herringbone pattern changes how a wall reads from across the room. Unlike linear slat panels, the angled V-shape repeats across the surface, creating a sense of movement and depth that's closer to flooring or tile patterns than typical wall panelling. In white oak, that pattern reads as texture first and pattern second. The light, even grain softens the contrast between segments compared to darker finishes.

Key Specifications

• Panel size: 559mm × 2400mm × 21mm

• Construction: Wood veneer on eco-friendly MDF with acoustic felt backing

• NRC rating: Up to 0.8

• Finish: White oak veneer

• Included: 1 panel per box

Why the Pattern Matters Acoustically

The herringbone layout isn't purely decorative. The angled seams between segments break up sound reflection differently than parallel slats do, which is part of why these panels carry an NRC rating of up to 0.8.

The White Oak Effect

Because white oak doesn't rely on strong tonal contrast the way darker finishes do, the herringbone pattern here feels more like a subtle weave than a graphic statement. This makes it well suited to brighter rooms and daytime spaces, where the goal is to add texture and acoustic performance without the wall becoming the dominant visual feature. The grain of the veneer itself becomes more visible at this lighter tone, adding a layer of natural variation to the geometric pattern.

Ideal For

These panels work especially well in living rooms, home theatres, offices, conference rooms, restaurants, and studios anywhere a combination of acoustic performance and refined visual texture matters. The lighter white oak tone makes it a particularly natural fit for daytime workspaces and living areas where a brighter, calmer atmosphere is the priority.

Beyond Walls

The 21mm panel thickness and MDF core make this suitable for ceiling installations as well as walls and at this thickness, it's also been used to disguise hidden doors and access panels, where the continuous pattern across a hinged section helps it blend seamlessly into the surrounding wall.

Installation

Mounts with adhesive or screws on most flat surfaces. Because the herringbone pattern is directional, panels should be laid out and dry-fitted before final installation to ensure the V-shapes align and flow continuously across multiple panels.