Wood

Embrace the timeless beauty and natural properties of wood in your architectural designs. Wood acoustic solutions bring a perfect blend of warmth, sophistication, and biophilic benefits to interior spaces while effectively managing sound reflection and absorption. Available in numerous species, finishes, and cores, wood acoustic treatments offer unparalleled design flexibility while contributing to sustainability initiatives through responsible forestry practices and carbon sequestration—because sometimes the best way to make a space sound amazing is to go against the grain.

Ceiling Panels

Create a quiet, cohesive ceiling that looks custom and installs fast. Our wood acoustic ceiling panels are engineered as complete systems, including panels, mounting, and acoustic backing, so designers can dial in the look and the numbers at the same time.

SLATTA

PET felt, wood

Ceiling Tiles

When you need the speed of a T-grid with the elegance of wood, our acoustic ceiling tiles drop in like standard tiles but perform like a custom solution.

SLATTA TILE

PET felt, wood

Wall Panels

Walls are your most powerful acoustic surface. Our wood wall panels combine sound absorption, impact resistance, and refined detailing to calm reflections and control flutter echo, while delivering the natural aesthetic clients ask for.

SLATTA

PET felt, wood

Why Material LogIQ Wood

Design-Assist From Day One

Share your design intent, acoustic goals, and project timeline. With that in mind, we can recommend panel types, installation methods and backers to hit the mark.

Samples & Submittals, Simplified

Veneer sets, mockups, and performance documentation aligned to your spec.

Made-To-Order Craftsmanship

Tight veneer matching, clean edges, and consistent sheens across large runs.

Install-Friendly Systems

Predictable hardware, detailed shop drawings, and intuitive hardware reduce surprises on site.

Sustainability Options

Low-VOC finishes. FSC®-available veneers upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes wood acoustic panels “acoustic”?

They combine a visible wood face, solid or veneered, with engineered perforations or slat spacing and an acoustic backer. This allows sound energy to enter the panel and be absorbed rather than bouncing back into the room.
Performance varies by pattern, open area, core, air cavity, and backer. During the design phase, we’ll provide lab-tested NRC/absorption data for your chosen build-up so you can model room acoustics confidently.
  • Micro-perforated: Very small, tightly spaced holes that appear nearly solid from a distance—great when you want “invisible acoustics.”
  • Slatted: Alternating wood slats and gaps over acoustic felt; combines diffusion with absorption and a strong linear aesthetic.
Yes. We engineer systems for both. Ceilings often use planks, clouds, or tiles; walls typically use slatted or perforated panels with concealed fasteners.

We do. Our wood slat ceiling tiles or Slatta Tiles drop into a 15/16″ grid and include factory backers for consistent performance. They’re ideal for retrofits where plenum access is important.

Choose from solid wood, or real wood veneers on composite wood cores. Veneers deliver authentic grain with better dimensional stability than solid lumber in building environments.

Popular veneers include oak, walnut, maple, ash, birch, and cherry in clear, stained, or color-matched finishes. Sheens range from ultra-matte to semi-gloss.
Ceiling panels are often directly attached with mechanical fasteners to a substrate or t-grid. Wall panels typically mount with mechanical fasteners, z-clips, or rail systems for fast, concealed attachment. We supply installation instructions and hardware with your orders. Shop drawings are available by request.
Yes. Some ceiling panel attachment methods provide universal access, others require localized access panels. Wall panels on clips can be lifted off for service, then reinstalled.

Class A constructions are available using appropriate cores, veneers, and finish systems. We’ll provide documentation for your local AHJ during submittals.

Options include FSC®-available veneers and low-VOC finishes. Because they double as both finish and acoustic treatment, they can reduce the need for additional materials.

With the right finish, wood acoustic panels perform well in high-traffic environments. For added protection, specify abrasion-resistant topcoats and edge banding; consider slats or micro-perf where impact is a concern.

Yes. We offer CNC-formed and radiused constructions. Share your radius and layout early so we can confirm feasible build-ups and mounting.

Sometimes. We coordinate openings and trims so MEP devices integrate cleanly without compromising acoustic performance.

Production times depend on finish, volume, and complexity. Contact us with your schedule. We’ll align sampling, approvals, and fabrication to your milestones.

We do. Project-specific samples help confirm species, sheen, and perforation/slat choices. On larger projects, consider a jobsite mockup to finalize details.