What are acoustic wall panels?

Acoustic wall panels are interior wall panels designed to reduce echo and sound reflection while enhancing interior aesthetics. They are commonly used in living rooms, bedrooms, media walls, and home offices.

Do acoustic wall panels really reduce echo?

Yes. Acoustic wall panels absorb sound waves rather than allowing them to bounce off hard surfaces, helping to reduce echo and improve overall room acoustics.

Where can acoustic wall panels be used?

Acoustic wall panels are suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, media walls, home offices, dining areas, and commercial interiors where sound control and design are important.

Are acoustic wall panels decorative or functional?

They are both. Acoustic wall panels improve sound quality while also acting as decorative feature walls, available in different finishes to suit modern interiors.

Acoustic Wall Panel Installation Guide | Churchill Panels

Professional Results, Simplified Churchill Panels are designed for straightforward installation in both residential and professional interiors. Whether you are a professional installer or a confident DIY enthusiast, our panels can be mounted quickly using standard tools to achieve a seamless, architectural finish.

Step 1: Preparation & Acclimatisation

Surface Check: Ensure the wall is clean, dry, and structurally sound before beginning.
Acclimatise: We recommend allowing panels to sit in the room for at least 24 hours to adjust to the temperature and humidity.
Versatility: Panels can be installed on plasterboard, masonry, or timber walls.

Step 2: Installation Methods

Adhesive Fixing: For a clean, screw-free finish on smooth surfaces, apply a strong grab adhesive evenly to the back of the PET felt and press firmly against the wall.
Mechanical Fixing: For uneven surfaces or added security, secure panels by driving screws through the black felt backing directly into the wall or timber battens.

Step 3: Cutting & Adjustments

Precision Cutting: Trimming wood slats is easy with a fine-tooth saw.
Felt Cutting: The PET felt backing can be cut to size using a sharp utility knife.
Planning: Always allow a 10% margin for waste when measuring around sockets, corners, and edges.

Maintenance & Care Churchill Panels require minimal maintenance. An occasional dusting with a soft cloth or vacuum attachment is all that’s needed to keep them looking pristine. Avoid direct contact with water or excessive moisture.