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Can Timber Acoustic Panels Be Customised for Colour, Pattern or Veneer? Yes. One of the strengths of Murano Acoustic Timber Panels is the ability to tailor veneer, colour, pattern and layout to suit the design intent. Acoustic performance remains the foundation, but the visible face of...

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Are Timber Acoustic Panels Fire-Rated and Suitable for Commercial Projects? For architects and designers, fire performance is a key consideration when selecting interior finishes. Murano Acoustic Timber Panels are available in systems designed to meet fire-rating requirements for commercial interiors, educational buildings, public facilities and cultural...

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Precision and Performance: The Science Behind Murano Acoustic Panels Murano Acoustic Panels combine craftsmanship with acoustic precision. Every groove, perforation, and slot is designed to achieve a specific acoustic outcome—balancing sound absorption, diffusion, and reflection. Understanding how design variables affect performance helps specifiers select the right...

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The Beauty of Timber in Acoustic Design Murano Timber Acoustic Panels bring warmth, craft, and reliable sound control to modern interiors. Architects choose timber for its natural character and the way it softens spaces while delivering consistent acoustic performance in offices, schools, hospitality, and worship settings. Why...