Wood Composite Systems
Wood composite systems combine the aesthetics of natural materials with acoustic functionality, offering an environmentally responsible ceiling and wall solution. Within AspenPro's range, this category is represented by two well-known European manufacturers: Cewood and Troldtekt wood-cement composite panels. Cewood, drawing on more than 40 years of experience producing wood wool at its modern plant in the Alūksne region of Latvia, offers high-grade building and finishing materials made with special care for nature. Troldtekt panels are produced by combining wood sourced from Danish forests with Portland cement; the material is 100% natural and carries PEFC certification, confirming that the wood comes from sustainably managed forestry.
The wood-wool-and-cement structure of wood composite systems is harmless to both human health and the environment while also providing natural sound absorption - making it an ideal choice for schools, kindergartens, sports halls, offices and cultural buildings, wherever both visual appeal and acoustic comfort are required. Panel surfaces can be supplied painted or in a natural wood tone, giving interiors a warm, organic look and creating a balanced contrast against cooler materials such as concrete and glass.
The price of wood-based suspended ceiling systems is determined by the chosen brand (Cewood or Troldtekt), panel thickness and surface color. These systems are seeing growing demand in Baku for environmentally certified construction projects, educational institutions and modern office interiors, since they meet sustainable building standards while providing a durable, wear-resistant surface. Compatibility with existing metal grid systems is maintained during installation, which simplifies the assembly process. Get in touch with our team to select the panel that best suits your project's environmental and aesthetic requirements. The wood wool structure within the panels traps air, contributing to both thermal insulation and moisture regulation, which becomes an additional energy-efficiency factor in buildings located in colder climates. PEFC-certified Troldtekt panels can serve as an added argument for projects pursuing environmental certification standards such as LEED or BREEAM, since they document that the wood comes from sustainably managed forestry. As interest in natural materials in interior design (biophilic design) has grown in recent years, wood composite panels are increasingly chosen as a decorative acoustic solution for hotel lobbies, restaurants and office interiors. Because panel thickness and the depth of the air gap behind it directly affect the sound-absorption coefficient, an acoustic calculation is carried out at the design stage to determine the best combination.