Made from recycled PET fiber for a lighter environmental footprint
Soft felt texture absorbs sound instead of bouncing it back
Lightweight panel installs with adhesive or hook fixings
Wide color range for creative, decorative wall layouts
Not every acoustic project calls for wood. PET felt panels give the same noise control benefit in a soft, fabric-like surface that works well for playful, colorful, or minimalist interiors.

Each panel is pressed from polyester fiber, largely sourced from recycled PET bottles, then compressed into a dense felt board. The open fiber structure traps sound waves inside the material rather than letting them bounce off a hard surface, which is what gives felt panels their acoustic effect.


Felt panels take color well, so the range covers everything from muted neutrals to saturated brand colors. Surface patterns include flat tiles, 3D wave textures, and geometric relief designs, giving designers room to build anything from a subtle backdrop to a bold feature wall.

Because the panels are light, most installers use double sided adhesive tape, spray adhesive, or a simple hook and loop mounting system, avoiding the need for heavy tools or wall anchors. Routine care is limited to light dusting or a gentle vacuum brush, since the felt surface does not tolerate wet wiping the way sealed wood panels do.


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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