How to calculate the amount of wood wall acoustic panel?

In construction and renovation projects, accurately calculating the amount of wood slat panels to be used is key to ensuring the project runs smoothly and avoiding wasted resources. Here are some practical ways to help you calculate the amount of grating you need:

1. Measure the area

   Firstly, measure the total area where the wood wall Acoustic Panel need to be installed. Use a tape measure or laser range finder to record the length and width, and calculate the total area in square units (e.g. square metres or square feet).

2. Determine the size of the wooden slat panels

   Confirm the size of each 3 Sides Veneer Wood Slat Panel. The size of the wood wall acoustic panelusually affects the calculation results, common sizes include 600mm x 2400mm, 600mm x 2600mm, etc. Ensure that the actual panel size is used in the calculation.

3. Calculate the required quantity

   Divide the total area by the area of each 3 sides veneer Wood Slat Panel to get the number of Real Wood Slat Panel required. For example, if the total area is 50 square metres and the area of each grating panel is 1.44 square metres (600mm x 2400mm), then 50 / 1.44 ≈ 35 wood slat panels are required.

4. Consideration of edges and joints

   The calculation takes into account losses at edges and joints. It is usually recommended to add an additional 10 to 15 per cent of acoustic slat panel to cover the losses incurred during the cutting and adjustment process.

5. Check installation requirements

   Adjust the calculations according to the specific requirements of the project, such as the arrangement of acoustic slat panel or special design. Some installation methods may require additional grating to ensure complete coverage.

6. Consult a professional

   If the project is complex or has special requirements, consult a professional or manufacturer for advice to ensure that the calculations are accurate and meet the project requirements.

7. Record and confirm  

   Before placing an order, double-check the calculations with the actual requirements to ensure that the quantity ordered matches the project requirements.