On January 6, 2015 at 12:56, sofa_king_CI said...
I see standard fabric wall panels put up in lots of office spaces, basically some thin insulation and then the cover fabric.
are these companies doing this for acoustic reasons or appearance. Do they have acoustic designers or just install what is spec'd to them.
Does anyone know?
Armstrong has products for this. It's used in offices, conference rooms and other places where the sound needs to be controlled, but the SPL isn't high. The fabric is short of one edge and overhangs the other, so it covers the seam in the panel once it's in place.
[Link: armstrong.com]
