Fire-Rated Acoustic Slat Panel

Fire-rated acoustic slat panels use a fire-retardant MDF core and a treated felt backing for projects such as schools, libraries and offices where the wall finish must meet a fire classification.

  • Standard size2400 × 600 × 21 mm
  • CoreFire-retardant MDF
  • FaceOak, walnut or laminate finishes
  • MOQ100 panels per finish
  • Lead time20–30 days after sample approval

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Description

What is a fire-rated acoustic slat panel?

Fire-rated acoustic slat panels use a fire-retardant MDF core and a treated felt backing for projects such as schools, libraries and offices where the wall finish must meet a fire classification. The classification depends on the complete build, so we match the specification to your requirement before production.

Specifications

Standard size 2400 × 600 × 21 mm
Core Fire-retardant MDF
Face Oak, walnut or laminate finishes
Backing PET felt, flame-retardant grade on request
Documentation Test reports shared for the exact build quoted
Fixing Mechanical fixing recommended

Standard specification shown. Every order is made to your drawings, finish and documentation requirements.

MOQ and lead time

Minimum order: 100 panels per finish. Lead time: 20–30 days after sample approval, plus sea freight. Mixed finishes can share a container.

Customisation and private label

Required classification (for example EN 13501-1 or ASTM E84 class), finish, length, documentation pack.

Samples

Finish samples are available before you order. Sample cost and shipping are quoted by our team depending on the items and quantity.

Where it is used

Schools, libraries, offices, healthcare waiting areas, public corridors.

FAQ

Which fire class do these panels reach?

It depends on core, face, backing and mounting. Tell us the class your project needs and we confirm which build and report apply before quoting.

Can we get the test report before ordering?

Yes. Reports for the quoted build are shared at quotation stage.

Does fire-rated MDF look different?

The face finish looks the same; the core is a different colour inside.