Chamfered-Cut Acoustic
Fabric Panels
A decorative acoustic panel solution that adds depth to the wall surface with its beveled edge detail, reducing echo while giving the space a stronger architectural impact. Sound absorption performance in the NRC 0.70 – 1.00 range.



Chamfered Surface Transition,
Strong Acoustic Effect
Beveled-cut acoustic fabric panel; is a decorative acoustic treatment panel produced with a sound-absorbing inner core and acoustic fabric on its outer surface, with chamfered edges that create a stronger sense of volume and shadow effect.
It offers more pronounced lines than straight-edged panels; while creating a more architectural rhythm on the wall surface, it helps reduce reverberation and improve speech comfort. It stands out especially in office, meeting room, studio, and social area projects where design emphasis is important.
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Choose the fabric series and color that best suit your needs for your acoustic panels.
Why a Chamfered-Cut Acoustic Fabric Panel?
It combines acoustic performance with a decorative surface effect through its beveled form.
High Sound Absorption
NRC 0.70–1.00 with performance achievable in the range, it helps reduce the sense of reverberation and hum.
A Stronger Visual Impact
The chamfered edges create a light-and-shadow effect on the panel surface, offering a stronger and more distinguished appearance compared to flat panels.
Selectable Infill
Glass wool, acoustic foam or Basotect with options, a suitable configuration can be made according to the project goals.
Thickness & Dimension Flexibility
20 / 30 / 40 / 50 mm offers thickness options and the possibility of custom-sized production according to the project.
Easy Installation
Adhesive, H profile or Z-Clips systems, controlled installation can be carried out on wall and ceiling surfaces.
Architectural Harmony
It is a decorative panel solution that easily adapts to different interior concepts, from modern offices to meeting rooms.
The Aesthetics of the Chamfered Form,
The Power of Acoustic Comfort
NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) is a coefficient that indicates how well a surface absorbs sound. It takes a value between 0 and 1; as the value increases, the sound absorption capacity increases.
Bevel-cut acoustic fabric panels can be planned to deliver performance in the 0.70 – 1.00 range depending on the selected fill type, thickness and application area. In this way, you obtain not just an aesthetic surface but also a functional acoustic treatment solution.
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* The values shown may vary according to the project, the fill material and the application details.
Decorative and Functional Use
Executive Offices
In offices where a more prestigious appearance and a balanced sound environment are desired, the beveled form creates a strong architectural effect.
Meeting Rooms
It supports speech clarity, reduces echo, and offers a more distinguished detail language on wall surfaces.
Studio & Podcast Areas
In content production areas requiring acoustic control, it provides a solution that is balanced both technically and visually.
Reception & Waiting Areas
In areas such as reception, lobby and showroom, it offers sound comfort together with a premium wall effect.
Education & Seminar Areas
It is an aesthetic acoustic treatment solution that supports speech intelligibility in classroom, study, and seminar areas.
Residential Projects
On walls behind the TV, in studies and in private living spaces, it reduces reverberation while strengthening the decorative appearance.
Professional Management from Start to Finish
Needs Analysis & Surface Planning
The echo problem is analyzed according to the usage scenario of the space; the wall areas where the panels will be applied and the design rhythm are determined.
Thickness and Fill Selection
Glass wool, acoustic foam or Basotect options are finalized according to the project, in line with the targeted performance and budget.
Chamfered-Cut Production Preparation
The panel dimensions, bevel angles, and fabric selection are clarified; a production plan is prepared for the desired appearance on the surface.
Installation Application
Depending on the chosen system, an aligned and clean installation is carried out on the wall or ceiling with adhesive, H profile, or Z-Clips.
Inspection & Delivery
The panel arrangement, edge transitions and visual integrity are checked; the project is delivered in a final state suited to the acoustic goal.
The Questions on Your Mind
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We have compiled the most frequently asked questions about chamfered-cut acoustic fabric panels. For more information, you can call us.
0533 383 16 05Beveled-cut acoustic fabric panel; it is a decorative acoustic panel solution produced with a sound-absorbing filling material and an acoustic fabric surface, creating a more pronounced volume and shadow effect by beveling the edges.
The main difference is the edge form. Chamfer-cut panels create a deeper and clearer line on the wall surface. This both strengthens the decorative effect and makes the panel transitions look more distinguished.
NRC is the coefficient that indicates how well a surface absorbs sound. It takes a value between 0 and 1. As the value increases, the panel's echo-reduction capacity increases.
This product is used mainly for acoustic treatment, that is, echo reduction. Full sound isolation requires different layered systems. However, it significantly increases indoor comfort.
It is frequently preferred in executive offices, meeting rooms, studios, reception areas, showrooms, and interior projects where an aesthetic wall effect is important.
Prices vary depending on the chosen filling material, thickness, panel size, beveled-cut detail density, total coverage, and mounting method.
Yes. Depending on the project details, custom sizes, different panel rhythms and surface compositions can be planned. This way, the effect of the chamfered form on the space is set up in a more controlled manner.
Depending on the model and the substructure, installation can be done with liquid solid adhesive, H profile or Z-Clips systems. Correct alignment is especially important for visual integrity in chamfered (beveled) panels.