Factory Direct Sales Wholesale Perforated MDF Boards for Noise
Reduction
Perforated MDF board has excellent echo reduction effect. The MDF
acoustic panel is a wood panel with holes, there are
two types of perforated MDF acoustical sound board: one is drilling
hole until the end, the other is large and small holes, which
means that the diameters of the holes on both sides of are not the
same.
Product Paramenters
Material | HDF/MDF/ Hardboard |
| Size | 1000*2000 mm,1200*2400mm or customized |
| Thickness | 1-18mm |
| Hole Distance | >=3mm |
| Hole Diameter | 4mm~20mm |
| Color | White, Black, Browm, etc/ soild color/ wood grain color |
| Surface | Melamine paper/ painting/PVC/ UV /PU Paper |
| Grade | E0, E1, E2 |
| Delivery Time | 15 days |
| Usage | To accept pegs or hooks to support various items |
Perforated MDF
As well as flexible MDF we also stock a range of Perforated MDF
board in 1220 x 2440mm standard size, in 4mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, and
15mm thicknesses.
Our perforated MDF boards are machine routed in a number of highly
attractive designs where air and light is required to pass
through the panels. It has a pre sanded finish and can be coated
with virtually any type of paint or varnish for superb and
visually appealing results.
Perforated MDF Applications
It is ideal for covering ugly radiators while allowing warm air to
circulate freely.
It is also ideally suited to the making of screens and panels and
can make an attractive decorative statement in any room or
fitted furnishing. Our Perforated MDF panels allow air to circulate
and the formation of beautiful patterns of light and shade
that when strategically placed near a light source, can totally
transform the atmosphere of any room.
Perforated MDF can also be used to make screens and dividers and
can add a decorative touch to furniture building. In fact this
material has so many potential applications in design there seems
to be almost no limit to the creative applications and projects
these perforated panels can offer, with a bit of imagination.
Single Sided E0 MR MDF panels are manufactured with a specific
pre-stressed bow to cater for correction factors that arisein the
application of different decorative surfaces to the non-laminated
face.
As the substrate is a wood based panel, it will react to changes in
moisture as per natural timber, and hence humidity variations will
affect the level of the bow. Exposure to moisture and/or heat
(>100ºC for extended periods >1 min) may cause surface and
edge disturbance.
Substrate and pre-stressed bow options.
Many factors will contribute to the overall stress applied to the
non-laminated panel face and hence the resultant panel flatness.
Theseinclude the decorative surface applied and the amount of face
routing or modification to the non-laminated face. There are two
Single Sided MDF board substrates available and each has different
pre-stressed values to accommodate the various manufacturing
factors.
Therefore, Laminex strongly recommends that trial panels be
manufactured and subjected to the proposed environment before
full-scale processing commences. Due to high risk of visual defect
from minor surface distrubances the product used for high gloss
applications should be prepared suitably.
MDF Acoustic Wall Panel Installation Method
(1) Light steel keel system for perforated wood board
(2) Wood batten system
Pre-installation Requirements:
1. The installation site must be dry, and the minimum temperature
should not be less than 10 Degrees Celsius.
2. The maximum humidity change after perforated board installation
should be in the range of 40% -60%.
3. The installation site must meet the above specified humidity
standards at least 24 hours prior to installation.
4. Perforated MDF board must be placed in the installation site for
48 hours, so that the board can adapt to the indoor
environment.
5. If you use wood keel, the distance from wood keel surface to the
base is generally 50cm in accordance with the specific
requirements.
6. If there is a need for filler in the keel gap, make sure that it
does not affect the installation of perforated MDF board or
perforated ceiling tile.
Topcoat
Ideally, an acrylic coating is selected as the top coat. However,
as some formulations in this generic type can be found to be
unsuitable in certain applications, as in the case of doors and
architraves of high wear areas, an oil or alkyd base type may be
more suitable.
Application of topcoat
To achieve the best appearance in finish, spray application is
recommended to be carried out in as dust free circumstances as
possible. Conventional brush and roller applications can also give
a satisfactory result.
