Meeting rooms
A sculptural backdrop for spaces where conversations, presentations and video calls share the same room.
SCULPTURAL ACOUSTIC WALL PANELS
Drift.
Depth that performs.
Drift is a sculptural acoustic wall system made from thermoformed PET. Its variable-depth profiles combine sound absorption with geometric scattering, bringing acoustic control, surface rhythm and architectural depth to offices, meeting rooms and shared workplaces.
FORM, MATERIAL & PERFORMANCE
A wall with
another dimension.
Rather than treating the wall as a flat finish, Drift uses changing relief to interrupt reflections. The porous PET surface absorbs sound, while the geometry and rear air cavity support a more controlled acoustic environment.
Compose a focused meeting-room backdrop or extend the rhythm across a larger workplace wall. Panel layout, colour and mounting are developed around the room and the architectural intent.
- Material
- High-density thermoformed PET.
- Layout
- Profiles developed around 600 mm and 1200 mm structural grids.
- Relief
- Variable-depth surface with an integrated rear air cavity.
- Acoustic performance
- Product-specific acoustic test evidence to be confirmed for the chosen geometry and mounting cavity.
- Fire evidence
- Request the applicable classification report for the specified material and assembly.
Where Drift
works best.
For spaces where acoustic treatment should contribute to the architecture—not disappear into it.
Shared workplaces
A continuous wall treatment that introduces acoustic material and a considered visual rhythm.
Reception & collaboration
Feature walls that combine tactile depth with the everyday demands of a busy commercial interior.
Which wall
expression?
Start with the visual depth and material approach your space needs, then develop the acoustic coverage and mounting.
Compare Drift with a low-profile tile and a deeper geometric relief
Swipe to compare the systems
| Consideration | Drift | AuraTiles | Tessera |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surface character | Sculptural, flowing relief | Flat geometric tessellation | Mixed-depth geometric modules |
| Material route | Thermoformed PET | 12 mm PET | Thermoformed PET or moulded bio-composites |
| Depth approach | Variable relief and rear cavity | 12 mm low-profile surface | 12, 24 and 50 mm profiles |
| Choose when | You want a continuous sculptural wall | You want pattern with minimal projection | You want colour, geometry and changing depth |
Drift,
in practice.
The details that help you move from a product idea to a project brief.
What are Drift acoustic panels made from?
Drift uses high-density thermoformed PET, shaped into variable-depth profiles with a rear air cavity. Form and mounting work together to support the acoustic performance.
Where can Drift be used?
Drift is designed for commercial workplaces, including open-plan offices, meeting rooms, video-conferencing spaces and feature walls. The layout is developed around the room’s acoustic and visual requirements.
Can the pattern be adapted to my wall?
Yes. Drift profiles are developed around 600 mm and 1200 mm structural grids. Share your wall dimensions, openings and preferred visual direction so ATR can coordinate the panel arrangement.
How many panels will my room need?
The coverage depends on the room’s dimensions, existing finishes, occupancy and acoustic objectives. Send ATR a plan or approximate dimensions, plus a description of the sound problem, to develop an appropriate layout.
What does the NRC figure mean?
NRC is a summary measure of sound absorption, not sound blocked between rooms. Drift’s draft figures are awaiting product-specific supporting test evidence; confirm the exact geometry, material and mounting arrangement for your project.
Can Drift be developed as a bespoke feature?
Yes. Our Design Studio brings acoustic strategy, material development, digital design and manufacturing together to develop the form, construction and mounting around your brief.
Make it work
for your space.
Start with your room, the sound you want to improve and the wall you want to create.