fecophon wood

Optimised room acoustics: Quiet for concentrated work

The materials concrete and glass, used extensively in architecture, form sound-reflecting surfaces that lead to long reverberation times in office spaces. In addition, thermal building component activation does not allow the installation of large-area sound-absorbing suspended ceilings. System walls with acoustically effective wall surfaces have therefore gained enormous importance.

Slotted, perforated as well as fabric absorber elements improve room acoustics. With the uniform wall thickness of 105 mm, single- or double-sided sound-absorbing surfaces with a weighted sound absorption coefficient αw of up to 0.85 and sound insulation values of up to Rw,P = 47 dB can be achieved.

Speech intelligibility is improved by reducing reverberation times. People understand each other better and speak more quietly. The improved acoustics have a positive effect on productivity.

System-integrated acoustic elements for sound absorption

Structures with perforation, slits or micro-perforation

Covering made from wood-based materials, normally MDF

Surface made from melamine, laminate, real wood veneer or varnish

Acoustic element optionally on one or both sides of the wall

Consistent wall thickness of 105 mm

Sound absorption test certificates for fecophon αw = 0,5 up to 0,8

Sound insulation test certificates for one-sided acoustics Rw,P = 42 dB up to 47 dB

Sound insulation test certificates for double-sided acoustics Rw,P = 37 dB up to 47 dB

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+49 721 6289-300

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