BENE Points Onfill Upholstered Rectangular Acoustic Panel Infill

BENE Points Onfill Upholstered Rectangular Acoustic Panel Infill

The BENE Points Onfill Upholstered Rectangular Panel Acoustic Panel Infill is a fabric-upholstered acoustic infill for projects specifying a tall, rectangular panel element. From BENE’s POINTS collection, it pairs a slim profile with a choice of broad color families, giving workplace and interior planners a coordinated way to introduce a textile finish into an acoustic panel configuration.

Fabric Finish and Color Choice

A continuous fabric front gives the panel a consistent upholstered appearance, so it can contribute a composed visual surface within an interior. Fabric options are associated with the Xtreme Plus, Urban Plus, Inn and Era surface groups, allowing the finish to be selected in line with the wider project palette.

The available colors span purple, beige, blue, grey, black, yellow, green, red, brown and white. This range makes it easier to coordinate the infill with different color schemes, whether the intended look is understated or more expressive. The specific fabric and color depend on the selected configuration.

Acoustic Panel Configuration

As an acoustic panel infill, Points Onfill is intended to be used as part of an acoustic panel setup rather than treated as a standalone soundproofing product. Its tall rectangular format suits designs that call for a prominent upholstered panel element, while the slim depth helps maintain a visually restrained profile. No quantified acoustic performance is specified in the supplied product information.

Two width choices provide flexibility when planning the panel arrangement. That gives designers a way to consider different proportions across a project without changing the product’s rectangular, fabric-finished character. For offices and other interiors specifying BENE acoustic furniture, it offers an upholstered option within the POINTS collection.

Project and Environmental Information

The product is identified as circular, and an Environmental Product Declaration is available. BREEAM, DGNB, LEED and WELL contributions are also listed; these are useful details for teams reviewing product information against project sustainability frameworks, but they should not be read as a guarantee of a particular project rating or outcome.

For procurement, the fabric construction and available surface groups help clarify the finish direction, while the choice of color families supports coordination with surrounding furnishings. The product’s acoustic infill category, rectangular form and environmental documentation make it relevant to specification-led projects where both appearance and product information matter. Confirm the chosen finish and configuration with the project requirements before ordering.