Acoustical treatment
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about acoustical treatment
Product • By Acoustical Surfaces • CFAB™ Cellulose Acoustic Panels
CFAB™ Cellulose Acoustic Panels
CFAB cellulose panels are an environmentally friendly and budget-conscious choice for those interested in exceptional cost vs. acoustical absorption performance. These panels, made from recycled materials, carry a class A fire rating for safety. Installation is straightforward, and their impressive sound absorption performance provides excellent value for the cost.
Features
- Controls reflections and deadens sounds within a room- Easy to handle and install – No special equipment required- Class A fire rating- Resists mold growth- Made from renewable and recycled fibers- Low VOC Emissions – Passes CDPH V1.2 Test Standard and can contribute to LEED V4.1 EQ Credit: Low-Emitting Materials
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Product • By FIBANDCO • Green Blade® multi-surface acoustic wood cladding panels
Green Blade® multi-surface acoustic wood cladding panels
FibandCo offers a wide range of acoustic solutions, each with its own acoustic performance. All of the Green Blade acoustic solutions have been professionally tested in a Europe laboratory for acoustics. Solutions possess an NRC value ranging from 60 to 90 percent and can be implemented on walls, ceilings, or partition walls.
Uses and applications
Walls, furniture, ceilings, acoustic solutions, doors, lighting, design object,packaging, automotive, and more following the creativity of designers and architects.
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Green Blade® is a raw, ready-to-use veneer crafted from sliced, recycled banana "trunks." It features both horizontal and vertical grain patterns and comes in large panels (1250x2500mm) without any... More
News • Innovations • 29 May 2020
How to create great acoustics in grand spaces
‘Acoustics’ in architecture is all about optimizing the sound environment. Two overarching categories used when discussing acoustics are soundproofing and acoustical treatment. While soundproofing is about reducing noise, acoustical treatment is about improving the quality of sound within a space. In this article, we will focus on the latter and take a look at several acoustical treatment strategies adopted in some of the world's greatest spaces for sound.
All building surfaces and materials have abilities to absorb, reflect or transmit sound. When sounds are reflected, they cause an increase in the overall echo and reverberation levels in a space. When treating rooms correctly, echo and reverberation is reduced. To treat rooms... More