Supply & Installation of BAUX Acoustic Panels
BAUX is a leading innovator in sustainable acoustic design, creating high-performance solutions that enhance both aesthetics and sound quality while minimising environmental impact.
Specialising in natural and recyclable materials, BAUX offers Acoustic Wood Wool and Acoustic Pulp, a unique solution designed for durability, fire resistance, and superior sound absorption. Made from wood wool, cement, and water, Acoustic Wood Wool provides a versatile and visually striking option to improve acoustic comfort in a variety of spaces.
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From start to finish we handle everything
Consultation
Our acoustic consultants assess your space on-site (or remotely) and provide a detailed proposal. Every consultation includes acoustic design recommendations, product specifications, and reverberation analysis to ensure measurable improvements.
Assessment
We don’t just identify noise issues — we provide solutions that are cost-effective, design-conscious, and performance-led. Whether reducing echo, improving clarity, or addressing speech privacy, our expert guidance ensures the right acoustic fit for your space.
Design & Planning
Every project includes a tailored acoustic design with a free CAD proposal, showing product placement, specifications, and performance ratings. Our designs can blend seamlessly into interiors or become bold architectural features — always balancing form with function.
Supply & Installation
With over 5,000 projects completed nationwide, our in-house installation teams handle even the most complex acoustic projects. We work to strict health and safety standards, with IPAF-certified specialists, SSSTS/SMSTS-trained supervisors, and all installers CSCS accredited.
FAQs & tips for selecting the right Baux products
Baux Acoustic Pulp panels are made from materials derived from wheat, such as cellulose, wheat bran, pine and spruce. This results in a 100% Bio-based product that is 100% biodegradable and recyclable.
Yes. Acoustic panels absorb sound energy, reducing echo and controlling reverberation. Without treatment, sound bounces off hard surfaces such as glass, plaster, concrete and timber, creating a noisy, tiring environment. Panels made from sound-absorbing materials soak up that energy instead, so speech becomes clearer and background noise calmer.
At Resonics, we only use panels tested in independent acoustic labs, so their performance is certified and measurable. With 7,000+ projects completed, we’ve seen first-hand the difference they make in offices, schools, restaurants and community spaces.
The number of panels required depends on the size, shape, and materials in the room, as well as the intended use. A small meeting room might need as few as 6–8 wall panels to one wall, while an open-plan office could require dozens of ceiling baffles or rafts. The aim is to reduce the reverberation time to a comfortable level, not to cover every surface.
Walls: Good practice is to apply paneling from skirting to ceiling to 2no. perpendicular walls to reduce flutter echoes.
Ceilings: In accordance with new BS ISO 22955:2021 guidelines, the ceiling is the most important treatment area, and should feature approximately 50-60% Class A coverage in open plan office spaces.
Resonics provides a free acoustic survey and CAD layout to determine exactly how many panels you need and where they should go. This ensures you invest only in what’s necessary to achieve measurable results.
Baux Acoustic tiles are made from 100% recyclable wood wool, cement and water. Wood fiber offers excellent insulation, heat retention and sound absorption. Cement, a proven and popular building material, is the binder that provides strength, moisture resistance and fire protection.
Yes. All products we install are fire-tested to European standards (typically EN 13501-1 Class B-s1,d0 or equivalent). We only specify panels that are safe for use in offices, schools, restaurants, and public buildings.
Not usually. While it’s tempting to think “the more panels the better”, effective acoustic design is about strategic placement rather than full coverage. The goal is to control reverberation time and echo — once you reach the optimal level, adding more panels won’t improve performance and can make a room sound “dead”.
Our consultants calculate exactly how much treatment is needed based on room size, materials, and usage. Dependent on the existing room surfaces, often 15–25% of the wall and ceiling surfaces is enough. This allows you to integrate acoustic treatment without compromising aesthetics, using panels as design features, artwork, or ceiling elements.
Prices vary with size, material and finish. As a rough guide to product costs:
- Wall panels: £80–£200 each
- Ceiling rafts: £150–£400 each
- Baffles: £60–£120 each
For a typical commercial installation, allow roughly £[120]–£[250] per m² of panel, supplied and installed. Higher-performing Class A products are often the most cost-effective, because you need fewer of them. Design-led finishes such as slatted timber tend to cost more for less absorption.
For office projects, our office acoustics guide breaks down typical costs by floor area. For an accurate price for your space, book a free acoustic survey and quotation.
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