Bits Wall

Sound absorbency is becoming an increasingly important issue in public spaces. This is something which Abstracta designer Anya Sebton had in mind when she developed the innovative Bits Wall – a functional sound-absorbent wall panel that can also be shaped into attractive pattern formations, stimulating users’ creativity. Using a triangular shape not only produces an aesthetically attractive look, but also effectively blocks sound waves. The sound-absorbent panels are made from moulded polyester fibre and covered with fabric. The product is mounted using concealed hanging rails, allowing the panels to be hung either horizontally or vertically and offering users the flexibility to create both symmetrical and asymmetrical pattern formations. The system’s modular construction means that Bits Wall can be assembled to whatever size the user requires