Give your interior the warmth of wood with acoustic panels made around the way the room will be used. CUZI PLY manufactures perforated and slotted plywood in Linyi, China, for wall linings, ceilings and interior components. Choose the veneer, opening pattern and finished modules, then coordinate the backing and installation with your acoustic design. Work directly with our factory on machined panels, consistent finishes and packing arranged for your project.
Coordinate hole or slot spacing with grain direction, module joints and fixing borders. Choose the face finish, then specify backing, absorber and mounting depth with the acoustic design for your room.
Bring the face pattern and your acoustic design together from the start. Select the wood appearance, openings and panel mix, with the backing and mounting detail that your wall or ceiling will use.
Choose round holes for an orderly face pattern that works with natural veneer. Define hole diameter, spacing, open area and clear borders around edges and fixings. Pair the panel with the backing, absorber and cavity selected for your room.
For your enquiry: Hole drawing, open area, face and core, thickness, module sizes, borders, backing and installation build-up.
Use elongated through-slots to create a directional pattern. Coordinate slot width, length, pitch and bridges with grain direction and joints between modules. Where grooves connect to openings on the reverse, include both sides in the machining drawing.
For your enquiry: Slot and groove sections, through-openings, spacing, bridges, orientation, edge details and reverse arrangement.
Keep the wood appearance continuous across a room with plain and opened panels from the same finish schedule. Your acoustic designer can place absorption and reflective areas where they are needed; we manufacture the specified panel mix and identify the parts for installation.
For your enquiry: Room elevations, plain and patterned areas, veneer matching, joint layout, numbered parts and quantities by module.
An attractive lining and an acoustic target need to work together. Tell us whether the priority is reflected sound inside the room, transmission between spaces or a combination of both, with your project’s construction details.
For reverberation control, choose an absorption assembly around the room use and target frequencies. NRC and αw describe sound absorption, not room-to-room isolation. Review frequency results with the opening pattern, backing and mounting arrangement.
Compare absorption and sound insulationFor privacy or noise entering another space, specify the complete separating wall, ceiling or enclosure. STC or Rw addresses airborne sound insulation; doors, joints, penetrations and flanking paths matter too. A perforated lining is not a stand-alone sound barrier.
Prepare the panel specificationA decorative groove that stops in the face is different from an opening connected to the backing. Select veneer and finish for the room, then define the hole or slot geometry and acoustic build-up separately. Coordinate plain trims and adjacent surfaces for a coherent interior.
Compare finished wood facesUse a physical panel piece to compare wood appearance, hole or slot edges and the joint detail. Use the relevant assembly’s acoustic information for performance selection; material appearance and room performance are different checks.
Request a SampleRoom activity, treatment area, lighting, cleaning and access all shape the order. Send the layout and acoustic requirements so the panel pattern, finish and processing fit the installation rather than being chosen in isolation.
Start with conversation, calls and the room layout. Coordinate the treated wall or ceiling area with furniture, glazing and the acoustic target, then choose a wood finish that fits the workspace and cleaning routine.
For your enquiry: Room use, elevations, acoustic target, treated area, visible finish, backing, cavity and fixing arrangement.
Bring panel selection into the speech and reverberation design. Include the mounting height, impact exposure and building requirements, with edges, fixings and access panels suited to daily use.
For your enquiry: Room and speech requirements, module layout, impact conditions, cleaning, fire and emission requirements.
Combine a consistent wood finish with the opening pattern and treatment area chosen for dining, reception or gathering spaces. Plan lighting, service openings and removable sections so visual alignment carries through the installation.
For your enquiry: Finish reference, lighting, wall or ceiling layout, acoustic target, service openings and access requirements.
Use your acoustic designer’s frequency and room requirements to specify absorption, reflective areas and any separate isolation construction. We supply the plywood pattern and panel mix in the sizes and finish shown in your design.
For your enquiry: Frequency requirements, panel locations, absorption and reflective areas, installation sections and part schedule.
Carry the pattern, backing, absorber and mounting depth through the quotation and installation plan. This keeps your project team comparing the same complete arrangement when selecting panels and acoustic performance.
Record the acoustic facing or fleece, absorber material and thickness, cavity depth and supporting wall or ceiling. Identify whether we supply panels only, factory-applied backing or additional materials, and keep each item clear in the quotation.
Mark borders, reference edges, grain direction, part numbers and the pattern across adjoining modules. Allow for supports, fixings, movement, cut-outs and access. Ceiling retention and supporting construction belong in the installation design.
Keep finish build-up, adhesives and site cuts from unintentionally closing holes or changing the specified backing. Agree hole-edge quality, moisture conditioning and protection; follow the selected assembly’s installation and care information.
Identify regular modules, edge pieces, plain trims, access panels and spares on the room elevations and panel list. Mark grain and pattern direction, reference edges, solid fixing borders and service cut-outs on the drawings. Agree part codes, drawing revisions and room-by-room packing sequence. Check finish, opening edges, labels and dimensions on receipt, and keep any backing changes aligned with the specified installation.
Start with room use, panel dimensions and quantity. Add the opening drawing, face/core, backing and installation details so your factory quotation covers the product your team plans to install.
| Field | Options and order requirements |
|---|---|
| Room use and acoustic objective | Name the room, wall, ceiling or component. Distinguish reverberation control from sound passing between spaces, with the target metric, frequencies and treatment area from your design. |
| Face veneer and finish | Choose the wood species, veneer grade, cut, grain direction, colour and matching. Identify the coating or overlay, sheen, reverse and finish requirements inside openings and on exposed edges. |
| Plywood core and construction | Specify the inner veneers, lay-up and permitted gaps or repairs. Match core quality to hole-edge appearance, slots, panel rigidity, fixings and the intended indoor service conditions. |
| Finished thickness and tolerances | State the finished panel thickness and tolerance, including the chosen surface treatment. Include machining limits, flatness and dimensional tolerances for the supported module and joint detail. |
| Hole diameter and pattern | Provide hole diameter, centre spacing, row arrangement, opening profile and solid borders. Record open area for the defined patterned area and the overall module so comparisons use the same basis. |
| Slot and groove geometry | Give slot width, length, pitch, end shape, bridge widths and direction. For grooved faces, show groove depth and how the grooves connect to rear or through-openings in a section drawing. |
| Module sizes and pattern alignment | Provide finished lengths, widths, squareness, grain direction, reference edges and quantities. Show pattern continuation, joints, end pieces, trims and plain panels in the room elevations. |
| Acoustic backing | Identify any fleece or other acoustically suitable backing, attachment, colour and required properties. State whether it is factory-applied, supplied separately or installed by your team. |
| Absorber and cavity | Record the absorber type, thickness and relevant material specification, with cavity depth, air gaps and the supporting construction. Keep these with the acoustic performance and installation information. |
| Supports, fixings and access | Show the mounting method, support spacing, fixing positions, uncut fixing borders and movement allowances. Include ceiling retention, access panels, penetrations and any removable modules in the design. |
| Moisture, bond and service | State interior humidity, conditioning, moisture and flatness requirements, cleaning and any damp exposure. Select the plywood bond and finish for the service conditions and protect cut edges as required. |
| Absorption performance information | Specify the required NRC, αw or frequency-band results and test method where needed. Keep the report’s panel pattern, thickness, backing, absorber, coverage and mounting arrangement with the offered assembly. |
| Sound insulation requirements | Where isolation is required, identify STC, Rw or the project metric for the complete separating construction. Include joints, doors, penetrations and flanking details rather than assigning a barrier rating to an opened face panel. |
| Fire, emissions and project documents | List the destination and required fire, emission, sourcing or project documents. Identify applicable plywood, finish, perforation, backing and mounting scope in the supplied product information. |
| Order mix, labels and protection | List quantities by module, pattern and finish, including plain trims and spare parts. Specify part labels, installation pack sequence, face and edge protection, destination and target delivery date. |
Compare sheet formats with the installed module sizes, grain direction and pattern continuation. Include solid borders, joints, fixing positions and cut-outs so machining and installation use the same reference points.
Custom length and width can stay within the selected plywood construction. Keep changes to openings, backing, treated area and mounting build-up with the acoustic design when selecting applicable performance information.
Review sheet sizes and thicknessesSend the acoustic objective, intended wall or ceiling build-up and destination requirements. We identify the offered plywood, pattern, finish and backing with the quotation, alongside applicable product and installation information.
Use the required NRC, αw and frequency results with the tested panel pattern, thickness, backing, absorber and mounting depth. Give your room target and intended build-up so the product information answers the acoustic requirement you are buying for.
Name the destination and wall or ceiling use. Select applicable fire and emission information for the offered plywood, surface finish and backing, with the mounting scope needed by your project.
Agree veneer matching, opening-edge quality, clear borders, finished dimensions and tolerances. Include a module layout or joint detail where alignment, cut-outs and adjacent panels must match.
Keep module identification, support and fixing details, cavity and access arrangements with the order. List panels, backing, absorbers and hardware separately so the installer knows what the delivery contains.
Compare prices on the same panel, opening pattern, finish, backing and machining scope. Include plain panels, trims, part labels and protection so the quotation reflects the complete panel schedule you want delivered.
CUZI PLY is your acoustic plywood manufacturer and direct supplier. Bring us the project layout, quantities and installation requirements; we help turn those choices into a clear order for your interior work.
For a sample, identify the finish, opening edge and joint you need to inspect. We agree the pieces, any sample and courier costs and dispatch arrangements before sending them.
Your quotation states currency, price unit, panel and component scope, quantities, machining, backing, payment, packing, delivery terms and validity. Production time is separate from shipping transit; freight, insurance, duties and taxes are included only when listed.
Opening patterns, room acoustics and project purchasing
It is plywood made for a specified acoustic application, often with perforations or slots and a selected backing and installation build-up. Tell us whether the project needs reverberation control inside a room or sound insulation between spaces, then define the panel and complete construction for that task.
Openings allow sound to interact with the backing, absorber and cavity behind the face. Hole geometry, open area, panel thickness and mounting arrangement all affect the result. Choose them with the room’s acoustic design and review performance information for that assembly.
Give the slot width, length, pitch, bridges, direction and module borders, with grain direction and a face/core specification. If a face groove connects to rear openings, show the section and reverse machining too. A shallow decorative groove alone is not the same construction as an open acoustic pattern.
Not automatically. Absorption addresses reflected sound within a room, while sound insulation addresses sound passing through a separating construction. For privacy between rooms, specify the complete barrier and its joints, doors and service penetrations; do not use an absorption value as an isolation rating.
NRC and αw describe sound absorption; STC and Rw describe airborne sound insulation. They answer different questions and are not interchangeable. Compare reports using the required method and the relevant panel or separating assembly, then consider the frequency results and installation details your project needs.
Yes. Send the pattern drawing, wood appearance, colour, sheen and matching requirements. We manufacture the panel and agreed machining for your project. Coordinate a changed pattern or finish with the acoustic design and mounting details so your purchasing specification stays aligned with the installed system.
Yes. Name the backing, absorber material and thickness, cavity and supporting construction in the order. A panel mounted against a wall and the same face mounted with an absorber and cavity are different assemblies. Identify which components we supply and which your installation team provides.
Yes. Provide the elevations, module dimensions, grain and pattern direction, edge treatment, cut-outs, part numbers and quantities. Include plain trims or reflective areas in the finish schedule. We agree the panel mix, machining, labels and packing with the factory quotation.
Choose from Sheet sizes or send the finished module list for your layout. State the overall thickness, dimensional tolerances, borders, supports and fixing details. Custom length and width are specified with the selected construction; pattern, backing and installation are considered together when reviewing acoustic documents.
Send the destination, intended wall or ceiling use and project requirements. Request relevant acoustic results with the mounting build-up, plus applicable fire, emission and sourcing information for the offered product. We identify the supplied panel, finish and backing in the project quotation.
State the total area of the through-openings as a percentage of a named reference area. Identify whether that area is only the patterned zone or the complete module including solid borders. Record both when comparing different layouts, with hole or slot dimensions and the drawing revision. Keep this geometry with the selected backing and mounting; open area alone is not an absorption rating.
Compare the same panel pattern, veneer, core, finished thickness, finish and module schedule. State whether the price is per finished module or per square metre and which area it covers. List backing, absorbers, supports, fixings, trims, access pieces, spares, machining and packing separately as included or supplied by others. This gives your purchasing and installation teams a clear comparison of the delivered panel package.
Yes. CUZI PLY is the factory and direct supplier in Linyi, Shandong, China, with 10 production lines across our plywood range. Work directly with our team on the plywood, face finish, opening pattern, machining, inspection and export packing. Your acoustic and installation requirements guide the product specification.
Send the use, acoustic objective, pattern, face/core, thickness, module list, quantities, installation details and destination. For a sample, identify the finish, opening edge or joint you want to examine. We agree the pieces, any sample and courier costs and dispatch arrangements before sending them; a small piece is for material and fit evaluation, not a room performance test.
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Send the pattern, finish, core, modules, quantities and installation requirements. Our factory team will help prepare a clear acoustic plywood quotation for your project.