Wool Felt Sheets - Made in Germany

For thin separator layers, friction protection, and low profile heights, 1–2 mm is usually sufficient. 3 mm is the standard thickness for mounting pads, workpiece protection, interior finishing, and technical surface protection.

5 mm and 6 mm are ideal for load-bearing component supports and thicker leveling layers. 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm, and 15 mm are used for high loads, to reduce contact noise, and in mechanical engineering.

The bulk density (based on DIN 61200) determines the resistance to compression and deformation: Soft walk felt (approx. 0.20 g/cm³) is more compressible, more flexible, and easily compensates for unevenness between contact surfaces.

Dense full-wale felt (approx. 0.36 g/cm³) is significantly more densely compressed. As a result, it is more resistant to compression, more abrasion-resistant, and maintains its dimensions better under uniform loading, in technical interlinings, and in precision cuts.

No. Although dense wool felt (approx. 0.36 g/cm³) is significantly sturdier and yields very little under surface pressure, it is not a rigid board but rather a fiber-based material that has been highly compressed through fulling.

The felt sheets lie flat and are ideal for use as pressure-resistant underlays, sliding surfaces, scrapers, and dimensionally stable cut strips; however, they remain flexible during processing.

Our technical felt blanks are made from a proven wool-viscose blend (sheep’s wool with a functional viscose component) that is compacted through moisture, heat, pressure, and movement without the use of additional binders.

The material is available in off-white, heather gray, and black, and can withstand temperatures of up to approximately 100 °C in dry indoor environments.

Due to its high and uniform fiber density, technical needle-punched felt is the top choice for protective, separating, and intermediate layers, as well as for sealing, cushioning, and precise cuts without fraying.

Needle-punched felt (mechanically needle-punched fibers made from sheep's wool or polypropylene) is significantly more elastic and is primarily used in roll form for large-area wall, ceiling, and vehicle paneling.

Yes, our walk felt sheets are available both without adhesive and with a strong, single-sided self-adhesive backing featuring an age-resistant acrylic dispersion adhesive and a removable release liner.

The adhesive layer adheres reliably to clean, dry, dust- and grease-free surfaces such as metal, wood, smooth plastic, or painted components. It is important to apply firm pressure, as the adhesive reaches its full bond strength after several hours.

Self-adhesive cut-to-size sheets save a lot of time in assembly, manufacturing, retail, and interior design, since no separate adhesive needs to be applied and the felt panel can be attached directly.

The adhesive-free version is recommended when the felt is placed loosely as a separator or workbench pad, mechanically fastened, or used in contact with oils and lubricants.

For mechanically stressed spacers, workpiece supports, and contact surfaces subjected to pressure, we recommend our dense felt (0.36 g/cm³) in thicknesses ranging from 3 mm to 15 mm.

The compact felt structure neatly separates components from one another, reduces friction, and retains its shape under vertical surface pressure. Strong lateral shear or thrust forces should be avoided through proper design.

Yes. When used as an elastic cushioning layer in flat applications, wool felt noticeably reduces contact noise, rattling, and vibrations between adjacent components made of metal, wood, or plastic.

While 3- to 6-mm-thick material is typically used to decouple housings, trim, and lightweight components, 8- to 15-mm-thick material provides support for heavy loads and shock absorption.

We carry cut-to-size pieces of fulled felt in thicknesses of 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 15 mm. Standard sizes include 30 × 30 cm, 50 × 30 cm, 50 × 50 cm, as well as—for thicknesses up to 12 mm—90 × 60 cm and 120 × 90 cm (sometimes supplemented by 20 × 30 and 45 × 30 cm).

For 15-mm-thick felt sheets (5,400 g/m² for standard quality), the 30 × 30 cm, 50 × 30 cm, and 50 × 50 cm sizes can be ordered directly due to the material's high weight.

Thanks to its fulled, non-directional fiber structure, the cut edges of fulled felt do not fray. Thicknesses ranging from 1 to 5 mm can be cut cleanly with a sturdy pair of scissors, a rotary cutter, or a sharp utility knife.

For thicknesses ranging from 6 to 15 mm, we recommend using a sturdy utility knife with a sharp blade (guided along a rail in several passes) or, for high-volume production, our industrial die-cutting and cutting services.

Our custom cuts provide convenient felt sheets for immediate use or in smaller quantities. If you need large, continuous sheets, the same full-woven felt is also available by the meter in rolls (1.50 m wide for firm full-woven felt and 1.70 m wide for soft full-woven felt).

In addition, at our in-house production facility in Braunschweig, we manufacture custom sizes, strips, rings, and die-cut parts upon request—available without adhesive, or with self-adhesive backing on one or both sides.

No. Our wool felt cut pieces and the acrylate dispersion adhesive coating are designed for dry indoor environments and weather-protected technical applications.

In cases of prolonged direct exposure to the elements or persistent moisture outdoors, a moisture-resistant synthetic needle-punched felt (e.g., polypropylene) should be used instead.

Automatic tiered pricing and volume discounts are displayed directly on the respective product page. For larger purchase quantities or framework agreements, we would be happy to provide you with a customized quote.

In addition to our standard inventory (1 to 15 mm in 0.20 and 0.36 g/cm³), we can also supply industrial and commercial customers with thicknesses greater than 15 mm and specific densities in accordance with DIN 61200 on a project-by-project basis.