Echosorption PLUS Installation Guide

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Tools required:

Tape measure

Cotton Gloves

Sharp Knife (at least 150mm long)

Straight edge (at least 1200mm long)

Pencil

Steps or Tower Scaffold of suitable height

Echosorption Plus acoustic tiles are easily bonded to walls and ceilings with our special Sta-Put aerosol Contact Adhesive. (See Sta-Put application instructions)

The tiles and adhesive must be kept and stored inside at normal room temperature at all times and fully acclimatised in the area they are to be installed for at least 24 hours before fixing. To avoid soiling the absorbers, cotton gloves should be worn when handling them.

The substrate must be clean, flat, dry and free from oil, dust and grease or any other residue that could affect the bonding of the tiles.

Spray the ceiling and tile with special spray adhesive then immediately bond the Echosorption Plus tile to the ceiling

If a tile is applied too soon the bond may fail and if it applied too late, the adhesive may be too dry to affect a bond. It is always better to bond these tiles onto unpainted surfaces. Painted surfaces may affect the bond and poor adhesion of the paint to the substrate could result in tiles detaching from the surface.

Fixing an Echosorption Plus sound absorbing tile to a ceiling using special spray contact adhesive Although Sta-Put adhesive is a low odour adhesive

WE STILL ADVISE LEAVING THE AREA VENTILATED FOR AT LEAST 2 HOURS BEFORE ALLOWING ANYONE TO USE THE ROOM.

Finished results should look similar to the pictures below

A finished ceiling fitted with Echosorption Plus sound absorbing ceiling tiles to reduce reverberation and echo within a room

Every effort is made to ensure the information given here is accurate and reliable but is to be used only as guidance. As each application can be different, users are advised to conduct their own tests to confirm suitability. As our policy is one of continuous development and improvement, we reserve the right to make changes without prior notice.

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