Ask for mdf acoustic panel sizes by the profile code, not by a room photo. The acoustic catalog prints a size on seventeen rows. Each row names one code that carries the measurement, then the other codes that share it. A code that is not on a row does not inherit the measurement beside it.
The introduction to the range describes DIY acoustic panels and grille acoustic panels. The materials named there are high-density board, medium-density board, and polyester fibre acoustic board. The uses named there are home decoration, feature walls, and wall styling, with both decoration and noise reduction. That is the frame. The size still has to come from the row.
How a size row is meant to be read
Three numbers sit on each row: width, thickness, and length, all in centimetres. Width and length are the face of the board. Thickness is the shallow figure, 2.1 cm or 1.8 cm or 1.7 cm depending on the row. Don't swap them. A 60 cm square that is 2.1 cm thick is not a board that is 60 cm thick.
The first code on the row is the one the catalog measures. The codes after it share that measurement. SAP013 is measured at 60 cm wide, 2.1 cm thick and 60 cm long, and SAP014 and SAP004 sit on that same row. You can quote any of those three codes at that size. You cannot take SAP013's size and quietly apply it to a code that is absent from the row.
If the code you want is not in the tables below, the catalog has not printed a size for it. Ask before you draw the wall.
Square and near-square tiles
These are the boards you count as tiles. Most of them are 60 cm by 60 cm on the face. Thickness is where the rows split, and a few faces step away from 60 cm. Plan the wall in whole tiles first, then talk about the cut at the edge. The catalog does not print a cutting allowance, so the last piece is a question for the sales team, not a number you invent on the drawing.
| Codes on this row | Width | Thickness | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| SAP013, SAP014, SAP004 | 60 cm | 2.1 cm | 60 cm |
| 250917-21, 250917-22, 250917-23 | 60 cm | 2.1 cm | 60 cm |
| SAP072, SAP074, SAP073, SAP075 | 60 cm | 1.8 cm | 60 cm |
| SAP031, SAP032, SAP033 | 60 cm | 1.7 cm | 60 cm |
| SAP034, SAP035, SAP036 | 60 cm | 1.7 cm | 60 cm |
| SAP037, SAP038, SAP039 | 60 cm | 1.7 cm | 60 cm |
| SAP051, SAP052 | 60 cm | 1.7 cm | 60 cm |
| SAP067, SAP068 | 61 cm | 1.7 cm | 61 cm |
| SAP040, SAP041, SAP042 | 63 cm | 1.7 cm | 60 cm |
Same face size is not the same product. SAP013 and SAP072 are both 60 cm by 60 cm, and they are not the same thickness. SAP067 is 61 cm by 61 cm. SAP040 is 63 cm wide and 60 cm long. If a drawing says "60 cm tiles" and the code is SAP040, the drawing is wrong.
Open the tile group on the profile index when you want the photograph next to the code. Come back to this table when you need the measurement. The photograph does not replace the row.
Long panels
Long panels are the boards you run down a wall rather than tile across it. One family is offered in two lengths. The others print a single length. Width stays inside a tight band, 60.5 cm, so a mixed-length wall only works if both lengths are actually on the same row.
| Codes on this row | Width | Thickness | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| SAP007, SAP008, SAP009 | 60.5 cm | 2.1 cm | 120 cm and 240 cm |
| SAP061, SAP062 | 60.5 cm | 2.1 cm | 240 cm |
| SAP063, SAP064, SAP065, SAP066 | 60.5 cm | 1.8 cm | 240 cm |
| SAP056, SAP057, SAP058 | 60.5 cm | 1.7 cm | 240 cm |
SAP007, SAP008 and SAP009 are the only row that prints both 120 cm and 240 cm. SAP061 prints 240 cm only, even though the thickness matches SAP007. Don't shorten SAP061 to 120 cm because another code offers that length. If you need both lengths, name a code whose row actually lists both.
Thickness still separates the 240 cm boards. SAP061 is 2.1 cm thick, SAP063 is 1.8 cm, SAP056 is 1.7 cm. The catalog does not say those faces sit flush. If a wall mixes the codes, ask before you treat the joint as level.
The long-panel group is the place to compare the faces. The length you order is still the length in this table.
Boards that are neither square nor a long run
Four rows are rectangles with their own face. They are easy to misfile as "about 60 by 80". The catalog is more precise than that, and the quotation should be too.
| Codes on this row | Width | Thickness | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| SAP046, SAP047, SAP048 | 65.3 cm | 1.7 cm | 85.3 cm |
| SAP049, SAP050 | 53.2 cm | 1.7 cm | 79.8 cm |
| SAP055, SAP060, SAP059 | 65.5 cm | 1.7 cm | 80 cm |
| SAP069, SAP071, SAP070 | 68.5 cm | 1.7 cm | 85.3 cm |
SAP046 and SAP069 both end at 85.3 cm long, and they are not the same width. 65.3 cm and 68.5 cm will not share a grid. SAP049 is the narrow one, 53.2 cm wide. SAP055 is 80 cm long, not 85.3. Write the three numbers from the row into the enquiry. A rounded size is how the wrong code gets packed.
Codes with no size on the row
The profile index also carries codes the size table does not measure. For those, there is nothing honest to copy from a neighbour.
| Codes | What to do |
|---|---|
| PJ001–PJ012 | Mirror acoustic tiles. No width, thickness or length is printed for them on the size rows. Ask for the size with the code. |
| J01S02 | Listed on the profile index. The size table does not print a measurement. Ask before you plan the wall. |
The full set of printed rows is also collected on the size index. If a code is missing there and missing here, treat the size as unstated. Don't fill the blank from a similar photograph.
What else the catalog says, and what it refuses to say
The product introduction states a sound absorption coefficient of 0.8. Page two of the catalog adds three words only: flame retardant, innocuity, and reduce noise. It does not give a grade, a standard number, or a test report. So 0.8 is a catalog figure, not a laboratory certificate you can attach to a tender. If a project specification asks for a named test method, that document is not in the catalog. Say so, and ask the sales team what they can actually supply.
A quotation line that matches the table
A usable line has the profile code, the size exactly as the row prints it, the finish code, and the felt code if you already know it. Finish codes live in the finish guide. The fixing sequence, including the catalog line that is written for the mirror, is in the installation note.
Two documents sit under this note. The size rows come from the acoustic catalog. The 0.8 figure, the three materials, and the uses come from the product introduction. Neither document names a test standard.
Send that line with quantity and destination country through the quote form. If you are still choosing between two thicknesses, order the samples of those codes first. A sample is how you check the face. It does not change the size printed on the row.