
Corten steel
Warm, rust-brown look with a natural patina. A perfect match for country gardens, Mediterranean planting and minimalist architecture.
Natural coconut fibre sound barrier with high absorption

Noise Solutions is the official Belgian distributor and installer of Kokowall noise barriers. From our base in Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht we handle consulting, delivery and installation of Kokowall throughout Belgium and Luxembourg, for both private gardens and professional projects such as padel clubs, schools and industrial sites.
Kokowall is a modular, plantable sound barrier with an exterior of natural coconut fibre wrapped around recycled ABS tubes. The panels are built as a sandwich construction: two rows of sound-absorbing coconut tubes with a sound-insulating core in between. This allows Kokowall to combine high absorption (DLα up to 12 dB, cat. A4) with an insulation value of Rw 30 dB, placing it in the highest insulation class B3 according to EN 1793. Thanks to its light weight of approximately 25 kg/m², a narrow foundation is sufficient, and the barrier can be installed quickly, even in locations where concrete barriers or earth berms are not feasible. The natural coconut fibre also provides an ideal surface for climbing plants, allowing the barrier to become fully green within a few years. Kokowall is produced in accordance with CE standard EN 14388 and is treated with FR Firestop C26 for fire retardancy.
What sets this barrier apart from standard acoustic walls in practice.
The aerial roots of climbing plants such as Hedera helix 'Hibernica' or Virginia creeper adhere perfectly to the natural coconut fibre. With 3 plants per linear metre and special plant clips, the barrier is visually green from the start and completely covered within a few years. The vegetation also extends the lifespan of the coconut cladding.
Unlike smooth concrete barriers, the diffuse, rough coconut surface does not invite graffiti. Paint adheres poorly to the highly absorbent fibres. If graffiti does occur, it is easily concealed by the growing plants. No recurring cleaning costs.
At approximately 25 kg/m², Kokowall is significantly lighter than concrete. The foundation is narrow, and the prefabricated panels are slid between HEA/IPE steel columns. The result is a short construction time, minimal site impact, and installation is possible where heavier systems are not.
A sound-insulating board is enclosed between two rows of sound-absorbing coconut tubes. This construction provides both high absorption (no reflection to the other side) and solid insulation (Rw 30 dB, class B3). For extreme noise reduction, a heavier insulating board can be used.
Panels are manufactured with half-centimetre precision, in any desired height from 0.5 to 10 m. Sloped finishes, passageways, transparent combinations, or integration with artworks are all possible. The barrier blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings.
The ABS tubes are V0 grade (NEN 6065 flame spread class 2) and the coconut cladding is treated with FR Firestop C26. Production is in accordance with CE standard EN 14388 and designed according to the Dutch Guideline for Noise Barriers along Roads (GCW 2012).

Kokowall carries the NL Greenlabel, an independent sustainability label for materials and products. Additionally, Kokowall has been assessed by engineering firm Royal HaskoningDHV and achieved the highest sustainability class A. These are two independent confirmations of its sustainable materials, long lifespan, and contribution to a nature-inclusive environment.
Four versions, one technology. Choose the type that fits your situation.
Compact entry-level version for private gardens.
Plantable on both sides, natural appearance.
Highly absorbent for roads and railways.
Maximum insulation, slim profile.
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Beyond the standard galvanised steel, the panel frames and steel posts can optionally be finished in Corten steel or in anthracite RAL 7016. This lets the Kokowall screen blend seamlessly into the architecture or garden design.

Warm, rust-brown look with a natural patina. A perfect match for country gardens, Mediterranean planting and minimalist architecture.

Timeless dark finish that disappears behind planting and matches contemporary homes, window profiles and fencing.
Other RAL colours available on request.
Examples of Kokowall in practice, installed around technical equipment and industrial applications.








Installation of a 120-metre-long noise barrier along the E17 motorway near a residential area in Antwerp. For years, residents had been experiencing severe noise pollution from the heavy motorway traffic.
GhentAcoustic enclosure for 6 heat pumps on the roof of an apartment building in Ghent. The heat pumps were causing noise pollution for neighbours and did not comply with Flemish noise standards.
BrugesInstallation of an ecological noise barrier in a residential garden in Bruges. The family had been suffering for years from the noise of the busy regional road behind their home.
The natural coconut fiber structure provides the ideal surface for the aerial roots of climbing plants. Below is a selection of species that are excellently suited to fully green your Kokowall barrier within a few years. We are happy to advise you on the right choice for your location and orientation.

Hedera helix 'Hibernica'
Fast-growing, evergreen classic. Attaches itself perfectly between the coconut fibres using aerial roots. Tolerates any soil type that is not too wet.

Hedera helix 'Goldheart'
Evergreen variety with a golden-yellow leaf centre for a decorative contrast. Slower growing, ideal for those who want a controlled growth rate.

Lonicera henryi
Evergreen honeysuckle with striking orange-red flowers. Attracts bees and bumblebees and completely covers the barrier.

Parthenocissus quinquefolia
Extremely fast grower with five-lobed leaves and spectacular scarlet autumn colour. Covers the barrier in one to two seasons.

Parthenocissus tricuspidata
Three-lobed leaves that turn a deep wine-red in autumn. It is self-clinging and can completely cover large surfaces.

Clematis 'The President'
Spectacular large purple-red flowers. Not self-clinging, so secure with plant staples. A beautiful choice for an accompanying atmosphere next to Virginia creeper.

Hydrangea petiolaris
White lace-cap flowers and fresh, bright green leaves. Attaches itself with aerial roots and thrives on partially shaded walls.

Wisteria 'Sinensis Prolific'
Impressive cascades of blue-purple flower clusters. Requires a sunny spot and sturdy support. Not self-clinging.

Humulus lupulus
Fast summer climber with ornamental hop cones. Dies back in winter and returns vigorously in spring. Decorative and good for biodiversity.

Lonicera japonica
Evergreen honeysuckle with wonderfully fragrant white-yellow flowers. Long flowering period and attractive to pollinators.

Jasminum nudiflorum
Blooms in winter with bright yellow flowers on bare branches. Brings colour to the season when most climbers are dormant.

Rosa 'Climbing Iceberg'
Classic white climbing rose with a very long flowering period. Ideal for a romantic, light appearance on the barrier.

Rosa 'Paul Scarlet'
Vigorous bright red climbing rose that creates accents against the natural coconut texture. Secure with plant staples during growth.
Planting is done on both sides of the barrier (3 plants per linear meter). Non-self-clinging species are secured with special plant staples. Other species are available on request.
Request your free consultation today. Our experts will analyse your situation and recommend the best solution, completely free of any obligation.