Our Acoustic Sound Baffles are constructed with two layers of 9mm PET Fiber Board with a center air space for maximum sound absorption. A combination of that benefits the wide array of beautiful PET felt sound absorbing material, and you’ve Read more
Product SpecificationsMaterial Component: 100% recycled polyester fiber with smooth surfaceProduct Size: Standard size: 2420mm (W) x 1220mm (H) x 9mm/12mm/20mm (Thickness)Other sizes available upon request.Material Density: 1350g/m2, 1650g/m2, 2000g/m2Noise Absorption Coefficient: NRC 0.8 (NRC 0.9 with 50mm cavity)Fire Rating: BS Read more
Superior acoustic performance by offering excellent noise reduction coefficient. Superior sag resistance and dimensional stability provide a long-lasting, durable panel and the non-directional pattern ensures consistent appearance. The panels withstand a permanent ambient RH up to 90% at 30°C without Read more
Acoustic Grooved Lining Wood Wall and Ceiling Panels are slotted through and are typically installed with 50mm thick 40kg/m3 acoustic insulation to the rear or above. Acoustic performance varies dependent on the “open area,” with larger, or more frequent slots providing higher performance values. Read more
Specification of our Fabric Acoustic Panels: Standard size: 600mm (W) x 1200mm (H) x 43/25mm (Thickness) 600mm (W) x 600mm (H) x 43/25mm (Thickness) Other sizes or shapes available upon request. Material Density: 40kg/m³ or 60kg/m³ Noise Absorption Coefficient: NRC Read more
When we think of acoustics, the first thing that often comes to mind is the role of sound absorption in creating a quiet and peaceful environment. While this is indeed a critical aspect of acoustics, it’s only the tip of Read more
Sound is an omnipresent force that profoundly affects our daily lives. It can enhance our experiences, evoke emotions, and foster connections. However, not all sounds are created equal. In this exploration, we’ll delve into how sound plays a pivotal role Read more
Many acoustic issues are caused by echo, not noise.
We usually start with an Acoustic Testing / Sound Comfort Assessment before recommending any treatment.