Chez Diffuser

Chez Diffuser is a compact two-dimensional acoustic diffuser built around a 7 x 7 grid for rooms that need spatial scattering with a calmer visual profile than SKI. Its patterned diffuser surface helps spread reflected energy in more than one direction, supporting clarity, spaciousness, and a more natural sense of room energy.

Use Chez on rear walls, listening rooms, media rooms, studios, creative rooms, and feature walls where the room needs diffusion without the stronger skyline look.

Best uses

• Compact two-dimensional rear-wall diffusion
• Listening rooms, home theaters, studios, and music rooms
• Feature walls with a calmer acoustic design language
• Spaces where reflected sound should feel less direct
• Rooms where SKI feels visually too deep or too strong

How to choose a diffuser

Choose Chez when you want two-dimensional spatial scattering in a calmer format. It is a strong choice for rooms where diffusion should be present but visually quieter than SKI.

Choose SKI when you want the hero skyline diffuser look and stronger visual depth.

Choose RES when you want one-dimensional directional scattering.

Choose Assor or Elementi when the room still needs more absorption, shorter decay, or low-frequency control.

Specifications

• Format: 60 x 60 cm square module
• Maximum depth: 15 cm
• 7 x 7 two-dimensional diffuser grid
• Available in sets of 1, 2, or 6 panels
• Visible finish option: Natural
• Custom colors available for special projects

Placement and installation

Chez works best with about 1.1 m or more between the listener and the diffuser. One panel can work as a compact acoustic accent, but four panels are a stronger starting point when you want meaningful two-dimensional rear-wall coverage. In smaller rooms, pair Chez with Assor or Elementi when the room still needs decay control.

Wall installation uses an MDF French cleat system. Use screws and anchors appropriate for the wall type and panel weight. For overhead or custom installations, contact us so we can help review the right hardware and installation method for the project.

FAQ

Is Chez the same as SKI? No. Both are two-dimensional diffusers, but SKI is the stronger skyline statement. Chez is calmer and more architectural.

Does Chez absorb sound? Chez is primarily a diffuser. Use Assor or Elementi when you need absorption and reverberation control.

Does it work in small rooms? It can, but distance matters. If the listener is too close or the room still has too much echo, start with absorption or use Chez as part of a balanced wall with absorbers.