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Grille MDF acoustic panels in alternating slat directions on a living room TV wall

HUAHONG DECOR · Architectural Materials

Wall panels, flooring
& mouldings.

HUAHONG DECOR is the architectural materials brand of Huahong Art Home: PS and WPC wall panels, SPC flooring and UV boards, soft wall stickers, mouldings and outdoor decking — plus the MDF acoustic range, catalogued here profile by profile. One production base in Yiwu; samples by code, quotes within 24 hours.

Eight product lines, one baseWall panels, flooring, mouldings, outdoor and acoustic
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The full range

Eight lines from one production base

The acoustic panels are the deepest range on this site, but they are one line of eight. Everything below comes from the same Yiwu base and the same team — open a line for its models and sizes, or ask for it together with your panel order.

The brand behind the panels

Architectural materials from an art-home group

HUAHONG DECOR is the architectural materials brand of Huahong Art Home — the Yiwu group that has designed and made picture frames, mirrors and home decor since 1998, with a design team of more than 100 people, a design library of more than 10,000 options, a 240,000 m² production base, and clients in more than 100 countries. Its materials range brings that design heritage to walls and floors: PS slatted wall panels, SPC flooring, PE WPC outdoor decking, imitation ceramic soft wall stickers — and the acoustic panels this site is devoted to.

HUAHONG DECOR panels and sample boards on show at a trade fair

How the range fits together

One quiet core, three kinds of panel

Every panel on this site is the same idea: MDF slats over a polyester fibre core that soaks up echo, so the room sounds calmer and the wall looks finished. What changes from code to code is only two things — the format, small tiles or full-length panels, and the face: fabric, wood or mirror. Decide those two and the range narrows to a handful of codes.

Tiles — mix, turn, play

Fabric-wrapped grille tiles, about 60 cm square. Pick tiles when the wall is small or partial — behind a TV, a bed, a desk — or when you want the pattern: turn each tile and the slats change direction. One person can hang them, and a mistake costs one tile, not a whole wall. On a very long wall, though, tiles mean a lot of joints.

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Long panels — one full-height run

Panels 240 cm long, in fabric or wood finishes. Pick long panels when the wall is long or tall and you want it covered in a single run with the fewest joints — reception fronts, media walls, ceilings. One panel covers up to 1.44 m², so a wall goes up fast; allow two people to handle them and a clean cutting plan.

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Mirror tiles — light plus quiet

Small tiles with a mirror face and an acoustic tile behind it. Pick mirror tiles when the room is small or dark and needs light as much as quiet — an entryway, a dressing corner, a narrow hallway. The mirror bounces light around the room while the backing still takes the edge off echo. DIY sizes come six to a carton.

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Shop by pattern

Three grille patterns carry the range

Pick the pattern first, then the size and finish. Every pattern is a family of profile codes — open the index and choose yours. The three patterns are the standard range: MDF machines cleanly, so slats can also be CNC-carved into custom profiles and shapes for project orders.

Samples first

See it on your wall before you commit

Finishes and felt colours shift with light. Send the profile and finish codes you are choosing between — samples are arranged by the sales team, and the colour you approve is the colour that gets quoted.

Construction

Two materials, one calm wall

Finish — velvet, linen, straw or leather MDF slats — high-density board, laminated finish Acoustic core — needle-punched polyester fibre Absorption up to 0.8 · B1 fire resistance · 13 mm slat spacing

The slats do the decorating, the core does the quietening. Sound passes between the MDF slats — cut at a standard 13 mm spacing — and is absorbed by the needle-punched polyester fibre core behind them, a porous structure (porosity above 90%) with a sound absorption coefficient of up to 0.8 and B1 fire resistance built in. That is what takes the echo out of hard rooms: living rooms, meeting rooms, home theaters, hotel lobbies.

The range comes in two formats: 60 cm tiles you compose like a pattern, and 240 cm long panels for full-height walls. A third family, mirror acoustic tiles, pairs the same idea with a mirror face.

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Where the panels earn their keep

Slat grille MDF panels as a living room TV background wall
Living rooms & media wallsSlat tiles mixed in two directions behind the TV — decoration first, echo control built in.
Scallop grille MDF panels behind an office reception counter
Receptions & officesScallop grille as the face of a reception — and a calmer room for the people working in it.
Circular grille MDF panels on a hotel lobby wall
Hotels & lobbiesCircular grille in walnut tones behind the counter.
Bedrooms & home projects The range includes DIY acoustic panels sized for home projects. Start with a tile code, order a sample, and build the wall at your own pace. More applications →

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