ProSoCousticʼs Standard Series panels are acoustic absorption panels designed to diminish common acoustic issues found in almost every space. Standard Series panels include a stone wool absorption core with a durable lauan backing.

Our acoustic grade fabric is machine tensioned to give an even stretch distribution across the entire panel and is available in a wide range of colors. For an even more personalized look, check out our premium fabric options as well as our Hi-Res image printing.

ProSoCousticʼs Standard Series panels are acoustic absorption panels designed to diminish common acoustic issues found in almost every space. Standard Series panels include a stone wool absorption core with a durable lauan backing.

Our acoustic grade fabric is machine tensioned to give an even stretch distribution across the entire panel and is available in a wide range of colors. For an even more personalized look, check out our premium fabric options as well as our Hi-Res image printing.

The Superior Absorption Choice

ProSoCoustic uses ROCKWOOL ROCKBOARD® 40 stone wool, a mixture of basalt and steel slag, due to its superior absorption, health, safety, and sustainability factors over fiberglass or foam.

Basalt is the most common type of volcanic rock and melts at around 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Slag is a by-product of the steel manufacturing industry. Liquid-hot basalt is mixed with steel slag, and the combination is spun into threads that are compressed into sheets.

Stone wool does not retain mold or bacteria, and melts at 2200 degrees F after 2 hours of exposure. Since no binding agents or glues are used, there are no flames, no smoke, and no off-gassing. Stone woolʼs non-linear threads ensure top of the industry absorption qualities.

The Superior
Absorption Choice

ProSoCoustic uses ROCKWOOL ROCKBOARD® 40 stone wool, a mixture of basalt and steel slag, due to its superior absorption, health, safety, and sustainability factors over fiberglass or foam.

Basalt is the most common type of volcanic rock and melts at around 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Slag is a by-product of the steel manufacturing industry. Liquid-hot basalt is mixed with steel slag, and the combination is spun into threads that are compressed into sheets.

Stone wool does not retain mold or bacteria, and melts at 2200 degrees F after 2 hours of exposure. Since no binding agents or glues are used, there are no flames, no smoke, and no off-gassing. Stone woolʼs non-linear threads ensure top of the industry absorption qualities.

Basalt is the most common type of volcanic rock and melts at around 3,000 degrees Fahrenheit. Slag is a by-product of the steel manufacturing industry. Liquid-hot basalt is mixed with steel slag, and the combination is spun into threads that are compressed into sheets.

Stone wool does not retain mold or bacteria, and melts at 2200 degrees F after 2 hours of exposure. Since no binding agents or glues are used, there are no flames, no smoke, and no off-gassing. Stone woolʼs non-linear threads ensure top of the industry absorption qualities.

Z-Clips Make
Installation A Breeze

With one Z-Clip attached to the wall and the other attached to the back of the panel, just slide into place. With an 18-inch length, there is plenty of room for error; all you have to do is make sure itʼs level. Then you can slide your panel left or right a couple inches without worrying about your panel falling off the clip or becoming crooked.

Add another set of Z-Clips to the other end of the panel for an even more solid installation in high-traffic areas or to hang from the ceiling.

Z-Clips Make
Installation A Breeze

With one Z-Clip attached to the wall and the other attached to the back of the panel, just slide into place. With an 18-inch length, there is plenty of room for error; all you have to do is make sure itʼs level. Then you can slide your panel left or right a couple inches without worrying about your panel falling off the clip or becoming crooked.

Add another set of Z-Clips to the other end of the panel for an even more solid installation in high-traffic areas or to hang from the ceiling.