Projects

Explore our innovative acoustic wood panels designed for various spaces. Stenrix™ acoustic panels reduce noise distractions, ensuring offices, auditoriums, concert halls, cinemas, and public areas. Transform your space with Stenrix™ wood panel designs.

Hospitality

Hotels, cinemas, restaurants and event halls

The hospitality industry has to meet stringent requirements set by government or organizations, and ensuring good acoustics is one of them. Hotels have to meet minimum STC requirements and event halls have to achieve a targeted RT60 time.

Come and learn how developers and architects achieve these specifications for hotels, cinemas, and event halls.

Residence

Living spaces, listening rooms, home theatres, and more

Most people spend a majority of their leisure time at home. Dining halls and bedrooms can have acoustic problems such as noise from the neighbours or echoes and reveberations within in a room.

Come and see how we acoustically treat everyday homes from bedrooms, dining halls, to home theatres.

Office

Meeting rooms, work cubicles, open offices, and more

We spend a huge amount of our time at work in meeting rooms, tele-conference rooms, and individual work cubicles. Many of these spaces have bad acoustics, which leads to poor speech intelligibility.

Come and see how we solve these echo and reverberation problems found in many modern workplace, from meeting rooms to open concept offices.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Stenrix™ acoustic stone panels are used in a wide range of project types — from residences, offices, auditoriums and cinemas to restaurants, spas, data centers, hotels, and other hospitality or public venues. Their wood panels, perforated or grooved systems, help manage sound and enhance acoustic comfort across these different environments.

Perforated and microperforated stone panels use a two-layer perforation structure that traps and diffracts sound. Sound passes through the holes to an acoustic substrate behind the panel and gets absorbed. This significantly reduces reverberation and echoes, improving sound clarity in spaces like theatres, restaurants or conference rooms.

Microgrooved or grooved stone panels feature machined slats and grooves rather than visible holes. These grooves help diffuse sound and reduce reflections. Such panels are especially useful in projects where you want acoustic control without visible perforations — for elegant interiors, corporate offices, or residential interiors.

Stenrix™ combines precise joinery with high-quality finishes to deliver acoustic stone panels that look like architectural features rather than “acoustic panels.” This makes them suitable when aesthetic appeal and acoustic performance are both priorities.

Stenrix™ panels are often installed on walls or ceilings depending on the room’s acoustic requirements and design. For example, grooved or perforated stone wall panels help control echoes in karaoke rooms, theatres or dining areas. Ceiling installations can help manage overall reverberation in larger spaces or open-plan areas.

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