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Description
Description
Premium PET Felt acoustic panels are crafted from 100% polyester fiber without the use of chemical binders or adhesives. With a minimum of 50% previously recycled polyester fiber, these panels are produced using a zero carbon, zero waste manufacturing initiative, supporting a sustainable supply chain. They possess fire retardant properties, are non-toxic, non-irritant, and odourless, ensuring safety and longevity. Importantly, these panels are recyclable and reusable, enhancing their eco-friendly profile.
These PET Felt panels are easy to process, mount, and maintain, providing outstanding acoustic performance. They are ideal for application on walls or ceilings to absorb and dampen sound, creating a desirable acoustic environment. Suitable for use in various settings, including office spaces, meeting rooms, hotels, recording studios, gymnasiums, and function rooms, they cater to numerous applications.
Alongside improving acoustics, these panels offer endless design possibilities. Available in over 50 different colors, they can be cut into various shapes and customized according to your preferences, allowing for the creation of screens and workspace partitions.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Measurement |
|---|---|
| Material | PET Felt |
| Shape | Sheet |
| Density (g/cm³) | 0.21 |
| Weight (kg) | 5.7 |
| ISO 354:2003 Noise Reduction Coefficient | 0.80 |
| Average Absorption Coefficient (100-5000Hz) | 0.78 |
| EN 13501-1 Fire classification | B-s1 d0 |
| ASTM E84 Surface burning class | A |
Applications
- Office Spaces
- Meeting Rooms
- Hotels
- Recording and Broadcasting Studios
- Gymnasiums
- Function Rooms
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the eco-friendly features of the PET Felt panels? They are made from recycled materials, are recyclable, and produced using a sustainable manufacturing process.
- Can I customize the panels? Yes, the panels can be cut into different shapes and customized in various colors.
- What is the fire rating of the panels? The panels have a fire classification of B-s1 d0 according to EN 13501-1.