Yes, wood ceiling panels come optional as FSC controlled wood certified ceiling tiles and can add to LEED points. This is one of our sustainable acoustic ceiling product.

The Acoustic Baffles and Acoustic Grilles come custom made as a ceiling with wood beams.

The panels feature thousands of tiny perforations (typically 0.5–1mm in diameter) that allow sound waves to pass through the surface. Once inside, the sound energy is trapped and converted into heat by an acoustic backing (like mineral wool or fiberglass fleece) placed behind the panel, significantly reducing echo and reverberation.

No. From a normal viewing distance, the micro-perforations are nearly invisible. They allow the panel to maintain a sleek, monolithic, or solid-timber appearance while delivering high-performance sound absorption.

While grooved panels provide a more rhythmic, textured look and often excel at lower frequencies, microperforated panels provide a smoother, more subtle aesthetic and are highly effective for broadband absorption (mid- to high-frequency ranges).

Yes, many manufacturers offer standard sizes like 2’x2’ or 2’x4’ for grid systems, though custom dimensions are common for bespoke architectural projects.

While frequently used in ceiling systems, they are often used on walls to control noise in auditoriums, conference rooms, and lobbies.

They can typically be installed using standard ceiling grid suspensions, but some high-end projects use specialized concealed systems (like torsion springs) that allow for 100% downward accessibility while hiding the mounting hardware.

Yes, Richter matches your stain according to your wood and stain sample.