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SAP040 — 63 × 60 cm wave lattice MDF tile
SAP040 is the wave-lattice tile: 63 cm wide by 60 cm, 1.7 cm deep, with slats cut into a wave that opens through to the felt behind. It combines the wave's curve with the lattice's open structure — the face reads as a rolling pattern of open cells rather than a solid slatted run.
- Size
- 63 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
SAP040 carries the wave lattice wall tile format in the MDF acoustic range at 63 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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Wave and lattice in one tile
SAP040 takes the wave's curve and opens it: the slats form the wave outline, and the centre of each wave is cut through to the felt. The result is a face that rolls like a wave but reads as a lattice — light passes through the gaps, sound reaches the felt, and the pattern has a depth that a solid slat cannot carry. The absorption coefficient is up to 0.8, and the open structure helps the felt do its work.
The 63 × 60 cm format is slightly wider than the standard 60 cm square, giving the wave a little more room to roll before it reaches the tile edge. The 1.7 cm depth is the same as the other pattern tiles. B1 fire resistance, non-toxic materials — the specification is the range standard.
Planning a wave-lattice wall
One SAP040 tile covers 0.38 m². The wave-lattice reads best when the waves run in one direction across the wall — the rolling pattern continues from tile to tile rather than resetting. The open structure means the wall behind is partially visible, so a contrasting background helps the pattern read clearly.
For the finish, the four families apply. The open wave catches light from both sides, so the sample is important: check the tile in the room's light at the angle the wall will be viewed from.
Questions about SAP040
What is the size of SAP040?
63 cm wide by 60 cm long, 1.7 cm deep. One tile covers 0.38 m².
Is SAP040 open or solid?
The wave lattice is an open structure — the slats form the wave outline and the centre is cut through to the felt. The wall behind is partially visible through the gaps.
What is the absorption rating?
Up to 0.8 — the open structure carries sound to the polyester felt core, which absorbs it. The MDF acoustic range holds the same rating.