Architects/Specifying
Hush Panels can manufacture your Panels to suit your needs. When specifying our panels please provide us with the following details. All patterns, substrates and finishes can be mixed and matched to suit your needs, so if you cannot find what you are after please contact us and we would be happy to help.
Substrate
We are able to produce Hush Panels in any available wood based sheet material. Radiata Plywood, Hoop Pine, Torchguard® MDF, Std MDF, Melamine or Veneers. Standard sheets size is 2400x1200x12mm although custom panels can be machined to suit your needs. You can view our range of substrates here.
Fabric
All panels come factory fitted with our 100gsm black fabric glue fixed to back.
Acoustic Backing
QuietStuf® Polyester acoustic insulation is available in black or white. Acoustic backing can be supplied as full sheets (2400x1200) or cut to size prior to delivery for easy fitting between battens or studs. QuietStuf® Autex Acoustic Blanket AAB-35-50 (50mm thick) QuietStuf® Autex Acoustic Blanket AAB-35-25 (25mm Thick)
Product Code
This is taken from our products page e.g. G79.8
Face Finish
Supplied with a full factory finish; either a clear lacquer, pigmented lacquer (paint), stained, or Group 1S Torchguard® finish for Ply.
Edge Detail
Finished edges can be supplied if required. Two edging options are shown below. Please specify type of detail required. 
Fixing Options
Hush Panels are an interior panel and are fixed to framing as you would any other Plywood or MDF panel. A good quality construction glue should be used with either a 50mm panel pin or counter sunk screw. For our stepped slot (secret fixing) shown below a counter sunk screw can be replaced with a 6 gauge pan head screw. (Stepped slots must be requested at time of quoting otherwise face fixing will be allowed for.) 
Shop Drawings
Shop drawings will be supplied for every panel prior to manufacture to ensure that our panels are made how you want them. All our panels will be labelled to allow installers to spend less time in laying up difficult designs or patterns. Once we receive these shop drawing back signed we will then start the manufacture process.