size
2.7m x 1.2m x 2.5cm 2700mm x 1200mm x 25mm
Fabric covered sound absorbing wall panels designed to reduce the echo within a room or workspace.
Adi Himpson, Communications Officer, Oxford e-Research Centre
Wallsorption sound absorbing acoustic wall panels are a high specification acoustic panel system designed to extensively transform open plan offices, conference suites, studios and interview rooms into workable environments. They are supplied fabric covered and are durable, fire resistant, visually pleasing and their sound absorbing qualities offer excellent acoustic performance. Please click above to see our Fabric colour chart.
The Wallsorption panels are finished in a high quality acoustically transparent fabric available in 20 standard colours. We are proud to say this fabric is recycled and is further testament to our commitment to the environment. Please view colour chart link above. If required, the panels can also be used for displaying posters as they easily take pins. There are three standard versions of wallsorption panels.
There are three standard versions of wallsorption panels.
● Type A: WALLSORPTION – Tee joint panel system.
● Type B: WALLSORPTION – Butt joint panel system.
● Type C: WALLSORPTION – Shadow joint panel system.
This is the most economical panel utilising white Upvc fixing trims. The panels have cut edges on all four sides. The UPVC sections serve two functions. One is to decoratively mask the edges and the other is as structural fixing sections. This system is the most flexible as panels can easily be cut on site to suit wall dimensions.
This eliminates the requirement of a tee joint section as this panel has reinforced long edges and the fabric facing is wrapped around the two long edges of the panel. This results in a neat, crisp butt joint between the panels without the need for finishing strips except at the top and bottoms.
This panel has no visible fixing sections on any of the four sides of the panel. The panel has reinforced edges on all sides with the fabric bonded to the face, all four sides and wrapped to the rear. This results in a beautiful individual panel which can be used in single units or joined together to other panels or with shadow gaps as a design feature and can simply be glued directly to any wall without the need for any finishing strips.
As featured on www.buildingdesign.co.uk
