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SAP037 — 60 × 60 cm brick pattern MDF tile
SAP037 is the brick-pattern tile: 60 cm square, 1.7 cm deep, with slats cut into a staggered brick offset rather than a continuous run. The offset is what separates it from the straight-slat group — the same MDF-over-felt construction, but the face reads as a wall of small rectangles rather than parallel lines.
- Size
- 60 cm wide × 60 cm long · 1.7 cm thick
- Construction
- MDF slats + needle-punched polyester fibre core
- Absorption coefficient
- Up to 0.8
- Best for
- Feature walls, media walls, background walls, wall modelling
Details
SAP037 carries the brick wall tile format in the MDF acoustic range at 60 cm × 60 cm, 1.7 cm thick. Send the code with your quantity and destination country for a quotation.
Installation
- Measure the wall dimensions.
- Measure the panel and mark the layout.
- Cut to the appropriate size.
- Apply nail-free adhesive to the back.
- Use a power drill to secure the screws to the wall.
- Finish and enjoy it.
Full tool list on the installation page.
Finishes & felt
Four finish families — Velvet, Linen, Straw and Leather — with 21 colour codes, plus six acoustic felt colours. Judge the colour on a sample: screen tones shift with light.
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The staggered offset
The brick pattern on SAP037 is a staggered offset: each row of slats is set half a unit in from the row above, the same way a brick wall is laid. The result is a face that reads as a grid of small rectangles rather than a set of parallel lines. The pattern is softer than the straight slat — less linear, more textured — and it suits a kitchen, a hallway, or a wall that needs a pattern without a strong directional pull.
The 1.7 cm depth is the same as the wave and petal groups. The MDF slats are CNC-cut into the brick offset, and the felt core behind them is the same needle-punched polyester. The absorption coefficient is up to 0.8, with B1 fire resistance.
Planning a brick wall
One SAP037 tile covers 0.36 m². The brick offset reads best when the tiles are laid in the same orientation — the stagger continues across the wall rather than resetting at each tile edge. Turn a tile and the offset breaks, and the pattern reads as a random scatter rather than a continuous brick run.
For the finish, the four fabric families apply. The brick pattern has more surface variation than the straight slat, so the sample is important: the offset catches light at two angles, and the tone shifts slightly across the tile face.
Questions about SAP037
What is the brick pattern on SAP037?
A staggered offset: each row of slats is set half a unit in from the row above, the same way a brick wall is laid. The result reads as a grid of small rectangles rather than parallel lines.
Can I mix SAP037 with the straight-slat tiles?
The two patterns can share a wall, but the visual effect is a contrast between the offset grid and the straight run. Send both codes with the quotation if that is the composition you have in mind.
What is the thickness?
1.7 cm — the same depth as the wave and petal lattice groups. The felt pocket is proportionally smaller than the 2.1 cm straight-slat tile, but the absorption is still up to 0.8.