Modern GrooveCraft Milled Acoustic Wall Panels MDF - Model 11
Enhance your interior with the contemporary character of GrooveCraft Milled Acoustic Wall Panels MDF - Model 11. Featuring a precisely milled decorative surface finished with real oak veneer, this panel adds natural warmth, texture and architectural detail to walls. The contrast between the oak veneer and PREMIUM black MDF core creates a distinctive modern appearance while helping to improve acoustic comfort in the room.
With dimensions of 275 cm in height and 50 cm in width, Model 11 is ideal for creating impressive full-height feature walls in living rooms, offices, studios, lounges and commercial interiors. Its natural oak finish works especially well in modern, Scandinavian, minimalist and contemporary design schemes, bringing together clean styling and practical functionality.
For a fast and secure installation, we recommend using MAMMUTH Tube Adhesive.
Why Choose GrooveCraft Milled Acoustic Wall Panels MDF - Model 11?
- Modern milled surface: Adds refined texture, visual depth and an architectural finish to interior walls.
- Improved acoustic comfort: Designed to help reduce unwanted echo and support a more pleasant indoor environment.
- Real oak veneer: Brings the natural warmth and appearance of genuine wood together with a PREMIUM black MDF core.
- Large-format design: Measuring 275 cm × 50 cm, the panels are well suited to striking floor-to-ceiling feature walls.
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Versatile styling: An excellent choice for living spaces, home offices, studios, lounges and contemporary commercial interiors.
GrooveCraft Milled Acoustic Wall Panels MDF - Model 11 – Technical Details
- Model: 11
- Dimensions: 275 cm (H) × 50 cm (W)
- Thickness: 1.1 cm
- Material: Black MDF PREMIUM with real OAK veneer
- Panel Weight: 3.5 kg
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Adhesive Requirement: Approximately 6–8 panels per tube
Give your walls a refined contemporary finish with GrooveCraft Milled Acoustic Wall Panels MDF - Model 11, combining natural oak veneer, precise detailing and improved acoustic comfort.
