Akotherm Acoustic Panel

How much sound absorption do I need to reduce reverberation?
The acoustics in a room can usually be considered reasonable to good if 30 to 40% of the floor surface can absorb sound. Simply explained:
Suppose you have a room of approximately 100 m², then at least 30 to 40 m² of surface area must be able to dampen or absorb sound. These surfaces can be curtains, carpet, furniture and absorption panels. In areas with many people, such as a restaurant or schoolroom, this percentage can rise to 70 to 80%. On our tips page you will find various pages about solving sound problems with reverberation, for home, work and in the catering industry: "Improving acoustics".

What it is and does
Absorption figures, such as the Cloud, are made of polyester wool with a strong density. This ensures that the Cloud does not distort and that medium and high frequency sound, living and speech sounds, are absorbed well. The result is an improvement in speech intelligibility and concentration. A room with good acoustics sounds less loud and cold and will also radiate less sound to the environment.

Where to apply
This absorption figure can be used in any room where it reverberates, both on a ceiling and on a wall, in a schoolroom, playroom, bedroom or daycare center.
Our tip: mount the white Clouds on a blue wall (with Stauf glue) for a playful effect!

What are the properties?

• Sound-absorbing.
• Decorative and playful pattern 
• Fire certification: EN 13501-1: 2002 fire class B, smoke number s@, drip number d 0
• Dimensions: 980 x 600 , 40mm
• Color: White (approximately RAL 9016

Free product sample
Convince yourself of our product quality and request a free sample (the sample is in the shape of a mini cloud). Complete the contact form with which product sample you would like to receive and we will send it to you as soon as possible.

Disclaimer
Our products cannot be painted over. Acousticshop is not liable for incorrect use of the products. If you have any questions please contact us. We are happy to help you.