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The 154 grille panel is made from wood flour and calcium powder, hot-pressed at high temperatures. Its 154mm width and curved design deliver the core advantages of sound insulation, durability, and moisture and mildew resistance. Suitable for both home and industrial applications in dry environments, it balances practicality and aesthetics.
Core Advantages
·Sound Insulation and Noise Reduction: The strategic combination of wood flour and calcium powder buffers ambient sound waves and reduces noise transmission, creating a tranquil atmosphere in both homes and noisy industrial environments. No additional soundproofing materials are required, maintaining the grille's transparent texture while enhancing comfort.
·Durability: The addition of calcium powder imparts a higher surface hardness, making it scratch-resistant and less prone to deformation. It withstands daily wear and tear, withstanding both furniture collisions and pet scratching in homes and the frequent movement and contact of objects in industrial settings, maintaining its excellent condition over time.
·Moisture- and mildew-resistant: This board material doesn't easily absorb moisture. Even in dry spaces with occasional humidity fluctuations, it's less likely to mold or warp, reducing maintenance hassles and making it suitable for most dry renovation scenarios.
(I) Home Decor
·Living Room: Use as a TV backdrop or wall decoration. Its soundproofing properties reduce external noise interference.
·Bedroom: Create a bedside backdrop. Its soundproofing enhances sleep.
·Study/Entrance/Children's Room: Use as a wall decoration in the study. Its soundproofing properties create a focused reading environment. Use it as a wall feature in the entrance to enhance the design of the entrance area. Use it on the walls of children's rooms. The sturdy material can withstand toy impacts, ensuring safety and eliminating sharp objects.
(II) Industrial Spaces
·Industrial Spaces: Clothing stores, hotel rooms, library reading rooms, offices, corridors, etc.
