Grey is our best-converting acoustic panel finish — customers who land on Grey Oak buy at nine times the rate of the site average. Reason: it works with almost every modern interior. Warm greys sit beautifully next to natural wood floors and cream units; cooler greys pair with white walls and black metal fittings for a Scandi-industrial look.
Two shades of grey to choose from — Grey Oak (a real oak veneer with soft grey wash and visible grain) and Grey Stone Effect (a subtle marble-veined finish for a more decorative feature wall).
| Specification | Grey Oak | Grey Stone Effect |
|---|---|---|
| Panel Size | 2400 × 600 × 21mm | 2400 × 600 × 21mm |
| Coverage per panel | 1.44 m² | 1.44 m² |
| Finish | Real Grey Oak wood veneer | Grey stone/marble effect film |
| Construction | MDF slats on PET felt | MDF slats on PET felt |
| Slat / Gap | 27mm slat / 13mm gap | 27mm slat / 13mm gap |
| Acoustic Rating | NRC 0.75–0.90 | NRC 0.75–0.90 |
| Fire Rating | B-s1,d0 (EN 13501-1) | B-s1,d0 (EN 13501-1) |
| Single price | £24.95 | £39.90 |
| Price per m² | £17.33 / m² | £27.71 / m² |
| Twin pack price | £47 (£16.32 / m²) | — |
Behind a wall-mounted TV — Grey Oak absorbs sound, softens echo and adds vertical rhythm. Pair with brass or black metal shelves.
Behind the bed floor-to-ceiling. Grey tones feel calm and hotel-like without going too dark. Add warm LED lighting between the slats.
Reduces echo on video calls, kills reverb on Zoom recordings. Grey stays neutral on camera — flatters skin tones.
A single vertical run makes narrow hallways feel taller. Warm brass sconces against Grey Oak — a boutique-hotel entrance in one afternoon.
Behind the table to control acoustic reflection — conversation feels calmer, glassware clinks less sharply. Grey Stone Effect works particularly well here.
The NRC 0.75–0.90 rating cuts reverb noticeably. Grey looks professional on camera and doesn't bounce coloured light onto the subject.
Grey Oak is real wood veneer with visible oak grain and a soft grey wash. Grey Stone Effect uses a marble-veined film on the same acoustic slat construction — more decorative, slightly cooler in tone. Grey Oak is the safer, longer-lasting choice for most rooms; Grey Stone Effect is bolder as a single feature wall.
Each panel covers 1.44 m². Measure your wall area (height × width in metres), divide by 1.44, and round up. A standard 2.4m × 3m wall = 7.2 m² = 5 panels. Or use our free Panel Calculator.
Yes — any standard fine-tooth saw. Cut the MDF face-down when using a jigsaw to avoid tear-out on the veneer. See our full Cutting Guide.
Grab adhesive to flat plaster, or screw through the felt into battens. Step-by-step guide with tools and tips in our Install Guide.
Yes — order our free sample pack (includes Grey Oak plus three other finishes). Delivered free to UK addresses.
