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Grey acoustic panels (14)

Grey acoustic panels are the most versatile colour choice. They match practically any interior and rarely cause difficulty when it comes to picking a shade. They look good on a white wall, where they add a subtle, understated accent, and next to darker finishes, blending in as part of a coherent whole. Grey is the option for anyone who doesn't want to commit to either extreme: not the near-invisible white, not the always-dominant black.
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Price range: 114,90 € through 126,90 €
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Price range: 60,90 € through 96,90 €
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100 × 50 cm
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Price range: 74,90 € through 87,90 €
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Price range: 104,90 € through 347,90 €
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Price range: 137,90 € through 160,90 €
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Standard element size 240 × 40 cm, slat height and width 4 cm, spacing between slats 2.5 cm
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120 × 55 cm
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Price range: 237,90 € through 342,90 €
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Worth Knowing

About grey acoustic panels

Shades from light grey to anthracite

The range includes several variants, from light, almost silvery grey through classic mid-tones to graphite and anthracite verging on black. This makes it easier to match the panel precisely to the rest of the room: lighter shades brighten the interior and pair well with walls in warm white or beige, darker ones work best where contrast or a more decisive character is called for.

A proven choice for office and home

Grey is the most common pick for offices, conference rooms and open-plan spaces. It photographs well for company shots, doesn’t date with shifting interior trends, and doesn’t require the surrounding décor to be rebuilt when the layout changes. It works equally well in a home setting. If you don’t want the panels to stand out but also want to avoid a fully white surface, grey is the compromise you can rely on.