Fire performance classification
This panel has been tested and classified to Euroclass B-s1,d0 in accordance with the applicable European standards, providing certified fire performance for demanding architectural and commercial applications.
Sound absortion
Slatted panels provide acoustic absorption when designed as part of an acoustic system. The resulting sound absorption performance varies according to the slat geometry and spacing, backing material, cavity depth and overall system configuration. Acoustic test reports in accordance with UNE-EN ISO 354 can be provided for specific project configurations upon request.
Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)
This product is covered by an Environmental Product Declaration
(EPD). View the declaration here:
https://eco-portal.eco-platform.org/#epdtable
Certifications
SLATTED PANEL
Fire-rated oak slatted acoustic panel
Combining natural oak with a distinctive randomized slat pattern, this fire-rated acoustic panel delivers a refined architectural finish without compromising technical performance. Manufactured from FSC-certified poplar plywood and mounted on a robust laminated pine frame, it is certified to Euroclass B-s1,d0 and designed for demanding commercial and public interior spaces.
FIRE CLASS
ACOUSTIC CLASS
PERFORMATION
APPLICATION
b-s1d0
x
Non
Ceilings, Wall
Dimensions
Slat thickness
Slat width minimum
Slat separation minimum
Minimum 12 mm – Maximum 20 mm
Minimum 16 mm – Maximum 52 mm
Minimum 7 mm – Maximum no limits
*Custom dimensions and configurations are available upon request, subject to technical feasibility and additional testing where required.

Slat material
Poplar/Birch plywood, with front-face veneer / without veneer
Wood finishes

Oak

Pine

Beech

Ash
Fabric

2 /48

2 /32

2 /97

2 /77
Fixing system
All fixing systems are project-specific and developed according to the architectural, structural and maintenance requirements of each installation. We offer extensive experience in concealed, visible and demountable wall fixing solutions, together with fixed, partially demountable and fully accessible ceiling systems. Swing-down systems are also available where regular access to services above the ceiling is required, ensuring ease of maintenance without compromising the design intent.











