3D hexagon shape adds depth beyond a flat acoustic panel
Fabric finish suits both office branding and home theater style
Interlocking tile system builds coverage of any wall size
Raised geometry helps diffuse sound alongside absorption
A flat fabric panel absorbs sound well from head on, but a raised 3D hexagon tile does more work at odd angles, which is exactly the kind of reflection pattern found in a home theater with a large screen or an open office with tall glass partitions.

Each tile rises from the wall in a shallow pyramid profile, with the fabric stretched over the raised faces rather than laid flat. This shape scatters incoming sound in several directions at once before the fiberglass core inside absorbs it, reducing the sharp single-point reflections that flat panels can leave behind.



Tiles connect edge to edge using an interlocking backing clip, letting installers build up coverage gradually without needing to plan the entire wall pattern in advance. Adhesive or screw fixing is available depending on the wall surface.


Established in 2005, our factory started with producing PVC Ceiling and Wall Panels, and has grown to be a professional China PVC ceiling panels manufacturer and a wholesale PVC panels factory, committed to providing our customers with high-quality products and services. After 20 years of development, we now own 5 large factories: Haining Halong PVC Ceiling Factory, Haining Longtime Film Factory, Guangxi PVC Wall Panel Factory, Indonesia PVC Wall Panel Factory, and Vietnam PVC Wall Panel Factory.
Our main products include: PVC Ceiling Panels, PVC Wall Panels, WPC Wall Panels, Hot Stamping Foil, PVC Lamination Film, SPC Flooring, WPC Decking, and other related products. Our annual sales can reach up to 35 million USD.





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