Floer Acoustic Cork Wall Panels Bark Untreated 90x60cm FLR-9040

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• The wall panels have an insulating effect.
• The panels are sound-absorbing.
• The Akukurk panels are made sustainably.
• Because the panels are handmade, the thickness of the panels may vary.

Productomschrijving

The Untreated Tree Bark variant of Floer Acoustic Cork Wall Panels offers a beautiful and durable finish for your interior! They are entirely made of tree bark, making the panels sustainable!

The Process

Cork, as a natural raw material, is harvested from tree bark without harming trees. After each harvest, a new layer of cork grows back, making it a very sustainable process.

Properties of the Untreated Tree Bark

With the Acoustic Cork Wall Panels, you can easily provide your home with natural wall cladding. Each panel measures 90 x 60 cm and can be easily joined for complete wall covering. The unique 3D design contributes to acoustics, and the handmade decoration with tree bark ensures a varied thickness of 2 to 3.5 cm.

Are the wall panels insulating?

The Acoustic Cork panels from Floer are not only very beautiful but also insulating. The panels are made of cork bark. The cork bark is attached to a cork back plate. This ensures slow heat transfer through the wall panels, keeping the room temperature at a stable level. This means it doesn't take unnecessary energy to maintain the desired room temperature.

Installation

The Untreated Tree Bark wall panel has a stylish and varied appearance of tree bark and is very easy to install. With the Floer High Tack Kit, you can effortlessly attach these 100% natural wall panels to your wall. One tube of High Tack Kit can secure 3 Acoustic Cork panels! Whether you want to install a single panel or cover an entire wall. If you wish, you can even place the Acoustic Cork wall panels on the ceiling using the High Tack Kit!

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