The Floating Brick Strip MDF-on-PET Acoustic Wall Panel translates horizontal MDF strips of different lengths positioned like floating masonry courses over a dark PET field into a practical decorative acoustic wall system. Its key visual result is an intentionally incomplete brick rhythm with open ends and varied alignment. Instead of relying on a printed surface to create the pattern, the foreground is formed from real MDF components machined by CNC equipment, while the polyester fiber substrate remains visible in the negative spaces. This two-layer relationship gives the wall depth, shadow and material contrast while retaining the acoustic function of the PET backing. For procurement teams, the key advantage of this design is that the visual pattern is generated from a controlled digital path. Once the sample and drawing are approved, the same geometry can be reproduced for batch orders with project-specific dimensions.
• Pattern identity: the Floating Brick Strip geometry is immediately distinguishable from standard straight-slat acoustic panels and can be used as a project-specific visual signature.
• CNC repeatability: strip length library, row spacing, open-end direction and blank equipment zones can be adjusted in the CAD path and then reproduced consistently for batch manufacturing.
• Layered appearance: the MDF decorative face creates the foreground, while exposed polyester fiber becomes an intentional background rather than a hidden substrate.
• Dimension flexibility: finished size is determined by the pattern and wall design instead of one fixed stock format, making the series suitable for square, tall, rectangular and irregular modules.
• B2B project workflow: drawings, sample approval, pattern direction and module numbering can be confirmed before bulk production to reduce installation ambiguity.
For this model, digital path accuracy is central to the manufacturing method. MDF is machined by professional CNC equipment according to the approved pattern file, then combined with the polyester fiber base. This workflow supports standard repeats as well as project-specific changes to scale, module outline and component spacing.
For the Floating Brick Strip MDF-on-PET Acoustic Wall Panel, the manufacturing review should focus specifically on strip length library, row spacing, open-end direction and blank equipment zones. These are the variables most likely to change the visual character of this model. Where narrow bridges, small corners or pointed components occur, the drawing should be checked for practical CNC machining and handling before a production quantity is released.
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Product Name |
Floating Brick Strip MDF-on-PET Acoustic Wall Panel |
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Core Keyword |
Floating Brick Strip |
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Construction |
Polyester fiber acoustic substrate + CNC-machined MDF decorative layer |
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PET Substrate Thickness |
5 mm / 9 mm standard |
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MDF Thickness |
9 mm standard; other thicknesses customizable |
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Reference Format |
600 × 600 mm reference module |
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Finished Size |
Customized according to confirmed pattern drawing and project dimensions |
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Pattern Process |
Professional CNC engraving / routing / cutting based on designer-approved path |
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Geometry Options |
Project adjustments may include strip length library, row spacing, open-end direction and blank equipment zones |
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MOQ |
400 pieces per design/model |
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Project Documentation |
CAD/vector file or approved shop drawing recommended before mass production |
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Performance Data |
Use verified acoustic/fire/environmental certificates where the project specification requires numerical values |
The Floating Brick Strip MDF-on-PET Acoustic Wall Panel is suited to cafes, casual restaurants, collaborative offices, retail cash desks and informal meeting zones. The exposed PET zones should be considered during finish selection. High contrast creates a stronger graphic result; closer MDF and PET tones produce a more subtle surface. The pattern can therefore be tuned for quiet hospitality interiors or more expressive commercial spaces without changing the basic construction.
The most important planning point for this model is the floating brick strip rhythm. Designers should decide whether the pattern will repeat identically, mirror around a centerline, rotate between modules or terminate as an irregular feature. That decision should be reflected in the shop drawing so the final wall looks intentional rather than assembled from unrelated panels.
The Floating Brick Strip panel works behind a cafe counter where the wall should feel crafted but not heavy. Unequal strip lengths create a loose masonry reference, while the exposed PET background keeps the composition visually open. The pattern can also accommodate menu screens by shortening selected strips around the equipment zone.
This scenario is a design recommendation rather than a claim of a completed SHIPO project. For website publication, it can later be replaced by a verified customer case, installation photograph, country/market information and measurable project data when those materials are available.
The Floating Brick Strip MDF-on-PET Acoustic Wall Panel can be developed from a standard reference pattern or adapted around project requirements. The primary customization variables for this design are strip length library, row spacing, open-end direction and blank equipment zones. Standard polyester fiber substrate thicknesses are 5 mm and 9 mm, while the MDF decorative layer is normally 9 mm and can be produced in other thicknesses when required. Finished panel dimensions are not restricted to the reference drawing: SHIPO can review wall dimensions, required module divisions and pattern terminations before confirming the production file. As a China acoustic panel Supplier, Factory and Manufacturer, SHIPO is positioned for bulk B2B orders, with a minimum order quantity of 400 pieces per design.
• Send the wall elevation, target finished size and preferred product reference.
• Confirm the Floating Brick Strip pattern scale and the project-specific variables: strip length library, row spacing, open-end direction and blank equipment zones.
• Confirm PET substrate thickness (5 or 9 mm), MDF thickness (9 mm standard or custom) and the approved MDF surface/finish sample.
• Approve the CAD/shop drawing and, when necessary, one physical sample before batch manufacturing.
• For directional or multi-module designs, use panel numbers and orientation marks to support site installation.
Yes. The design can use a fixed library of lengths or a project-specific sequence. Repetition should be controlled so the wall still feels intentional.
Yes. A left-aligned or right-aligned version can be developed for walls next to a column, doorway or display case.
Yes. Supply the exact screen dimensions and mounting zone so nearby strips can be shortened or omitted in the CNC layout.
Contact SHIPO for samples, drawing review, size customization or a bulk quotation for the Floating Brick Strip MDF-on-PET Acoustic Wall Panel. To receive an accurate proposal, send the target wall dimensions, required quantity, PET substrate thickness, MDF thickness, preferred finish, and any CAD/vector pattern file available. SHIPO can then evaluate the Floating Brick Strip geometry, confirm manufacturable details and prepare the production solution for orders from 400 pieces per design.
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