Acoustera
Nest-In
Nest-In is a quilted, square-gridded felt panel that behaves like an upholstered wall — soft-edged squares tessellate across the surface with rounded, tufted corners, giving a waiting area or lounge the tactile warmth of a padded headboard at building scale. Deployed as a full wall, as seen in this teal installation behind a reception seating area, it turns a functional waiting zone into something closer to a considered lounge interior.
The quilted geometry isn't just visual — the raised square cells and recessed seams create multiple depths across the panel face, which helps break up reflected sound in exactly the kind of hard-floored, hard-ceilinged waiting rooms and corridors where echo is most noticeable.
Not sure how many panels your room needs? Book a free site survey, or get a quote for supply and installation.
Nest-In is a quilted, square-gridded felt panel that behaves like an upholstered wall — soft-edged squares tessellate across the surface with rounded, tufted corners, giving a waiting area or lounge the tactile warmth of a padded headboard at building scale. Deployed as a full wall, as seen in this teal installation behind a reception seating area, it turns a functional waiting zone into something closer to a considered lounge interior.
The quilted geometry isn't just visual — the raised square cells and recessed seams create multiple depths across the panel face, which helps break up reflected sound in exactly the kind of hard-floored, hard-ceilinged waiting rooms and corridors where echo is most noticeable.
Not sure how many panels your room needs? Book a free site survey, or get a quote for supply and installation.
Quilted, tufted-corner geometry gives hard-floored waiting and lounge areas the tactile feel of upholstery at wall scale.
Multiple surface depths across each cell help scatter reflected sound, not just absorb it flatly.
Drop-in tile format allows the same panel to be used across wall and grid-ceiling applications.
- Form: quilted square-tile acoustic panel with tufted, rounded cell corners
- Material: acoustic felt (full material and fire data from the manufacturer on request)
- Mounting: direct wall fixing; compatible with drop-in ceiling grid installation
- Finish/colour: teal shown in current range
Our installation team handles the full fitting process across the UK. Each Cube is suspended using a standard cable system with adjustable drop lengths. We provide a complete fixing specification for your contractors.
Nest-In's soft, quilted surface and felt construction make it well suited to healthcare waiting areas, offices, circulation routes and museum spaces where comfort is a priority.
We recommend checking a physical sample before specifying, so you can verify the colour and texture against your interior scheme. Ask us about samples for this product.
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Acoustic product FAQs: fitting, quantities, fire rating and care
Answers to the questions buyers ask most about acoustic products.
Most acoustic products are designed for straightforward installation, but the method depends on the product and the surface it fixes to. Our own team handles the full fitting, so panels, baffles and other products are positioned correctly and secured to suit your wall or ceiling.
From your room's volume, surfaces and measured reverberation time, compared with the target the room has to meet. We calculate the coverage in the free acoustic survey, so you order the amount that reaches the target instead of guessing from floor area.
It varies by product, so we check the rating for the exact item before specifying it. Wall and ceiling linings in the UK are now assessed on the Euroclass scale (BS EN 13501-1), and many commercial projects specify B-s1,d0. We provide the fire certification for each product on request.
Yes. Most ranges come in a wide choice of fabric, felt and finish options, and some can be colour-matched or printed. We send physical samples so you can check colour and texture against your interior scheme in your own lighting.
Most need very little. A light vacuum with a soft brush, or a wipe with a damp cloth where the finish allows, is usually enough. Wipeable and washdown products are available for kitchens, healthcare and industrial settings, and we confirm the cleaning method for the product you choose.
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