In a hall covered with acoustic panel, different door models architecturally cause visual pollution. The entrance and exit doors of the hall walls covered with wooden acoustic panels may not be in integration with the acoustic covered wall when produced without perforations. Flat surfaces may cause reflection of sound and impair the quality of hearing. For the acoustic doors facing the hall to be compatible with the hall, they are produced in compliance with the selected acoustic perforated model.
Doors should be on the side of acoustic perforated or grooved surfaces facing the hall, in the way that they can ensure absorption. The other side is usually produced as a flat surface. All of our doors with acoustic surfaces can be produced with features compatible with wooden sound insulation door models.