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- Acoustic Panels with FUTURECEMTroldtekt acoustic panels based on FUTURECEM™ combine cement-bonded wood wool with a reduced-carbon cement technology. By replacing traditional grey cement with FUTURECEM, the panels maintain their established acoustic, fire-safe and durable performance, while achieving a significantly lower environmental impact.
- Acoustic panels made of tumble dryer lintFor her project Pursue Play, designer Lisa McLaughlin developed acoustic and insulating panels made of waste foam, cork and tumble dryer lint. The Pursue…
- Glasio acoustic glassGLASIO is a porous material formed of thermally bonded particles of crystal glass. The panels are bonded by heat and do not contain any additives, such as fillers and binders. The material is a Czech product made of recycled glass.
- Acoustic Wall in the Netherlands for the first timeDistortion II, the Danish acoustic wall is called. It will be shown at the Materia Xpert Series on 5 april in Amsterdam. The product…
- Acoustic textile feltAcoustic Textile Felt is as sound absorbing as it is decorative. The felt material is made from end-of-life textiles and cut offs, with a soft feel and a reference to the tactility of textile. The material is made from wool or cotton, consisting of 70% textile, 30% thermoplastic binder, and can replace acoustic materials. The input material have been selected with meticulous consideration of current resource streams.
- Materia Exhibition: the Art of AcousticDuring the fourth quarter of 2017, Materia will be present in Broeinest Eindhoven with the exhibition “The Art of Acoustic”. The theme of this exhibition is…
- Ri-acousticRi-acoustic is a fire-resistant perforated plaster cardboard that is clad with a glass-fibre fabric on the visible side. In combination with an acoustic coating sound absorption is obtained, with no perforations being visible on the surface.
- Sven Erni – From Synthetic to Organic: The New Era of Acoustic MaterialsSven, founder and CEO of Impact Acoustic, leads the Swiss company known for its high-performance circular acoustic solutions. With a BSc in international hotel…
- Mycelium Acoustic PanelsMyconom creates fully bio-based, biodegradable composites by growing mycelium through agricultural and textile waste, forming strong materials without petrochemicals or VOCs. The production process is low-energy and low-carbon, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional plastics. These composites also provide excellent acoustic performance, replacing materials like glass wool and PU foam with a natural, healthy option.
- Jeffrey Lamp: A Sustainable Lighting Solution with Acoustic BenefitsFor interior designers and product designers, the JEFFREY lamp presents a thoughtful fusion of aesthetic design and material innovation. This lighting fixture demonstrates how…
- R-IRIS AcousticsA 100% mono-material panel, crafted almost entirely of post-consumer materials. This acoustic panel is 100% recyclable. The outer velvet is meticulously applied by hand, coloured using Oeko-Tex Standard 100 pigment, and affixed with a water-based adhesive.
- SilentFiber Hemp acoustic panelNatural acoustic material based on hemp straw that improve the room acoustics by absorbing a large part of the sound energy. For the production of the hemp panel, the entire hemp straw can be used. In this so called nonwoven production process, the hemp straw is mixed up with binding fibres and the fire retardant salt. The nonwoven is heated, pressed and cooled afterwards. The finished panels are cut and painted with a sustainable, mineral wall paint.
- A wooden acoustic wall constructed with augmented realityResearchers at the Gramazio Kohler Research institute, part of ETH Zürich, designed an acoustic wall of identical timber blocks, which was assembled in an…
- Acoustic design mycelium panelsArchitectural firm Arup and Italian biodesign company Mogu teamed up to design what is said to be the world’s first mycelium acoustic panel system,…
- 3D printed acoustic fungusResearchers at the German Fraunhofer Institute are investigating the use of fungus based materials for the fabrication of eco-friendly sound absorbers. With healthy buildings…
- Acoustic reed elementsThese acoustic reed elements consist of a carrier plate on which the natural reed pipes are fixed with special foam. The elements made of hand-crafted reeds are suitable as wall or ceiling panels. The reed elements can be used for the individual design of workplaces, business premises, shops but also in the private sector.
- Tandem AcousticsAcoustically working design element for the interior construction and furniture fronts. Highly absorbing (class A), alphaW 0.90 and TÜV certified. Using the dynan0® technology, Valchromat MDF boards are provided with microfine hole channels. The original aesthetic is preserved, giving architects and designers the necessary freedom to plan, while meeting the requirements for the professional.
- Pascal van Dort – Echo’s van de natuur: navigeren door de jungle van lawaai in interieurs door middel van biofilic acoustic designAs a Global Acoustics Ambassador, Pascal passionately advocates for a deeper understanding of the crucial role sound, sound and acoustics play in shaping environments.…
- Aisti® Teno acoustic tileAisti’s innovative suspended ceiling acoustic tiles are crafted from natural wood fibres using a foam-forming process, resulting in a lightweight, highly porous structure. This design provides excellent sound absorption while being free from plastic binders and irritating mineral wool fibres.
- Recycled acoustic PanelRTS-visuals is a wholesaler and distributor of various recycled felt panels. In addition to the NF-line, they introduced the EF-line last year. A new…
- Acoustic ceiling baffles made with recycled shoesUS-based acoustic solutions company Kirei launched acoustic baffles made of recycled PET with a centre of ground down Nike shoes. The U-shaped baffles are…
- Acoustic cork wall tilesThe acoustic cork wall tile collections Lisboa and Porto are made from 93% recycled cork and 7% resin, produced in a waste-free molding process. The tiles can be secured to a pressure fit rail system with a gentle push. The design of Lisboa tiles takes inspiration from the street grids of its namesake city. Named after the Portuguese city known for its cork factories, the design of Porto tiles is inspired by factory buildings.
- Baswa acoustic plasterBASWA is characterized by a combination of exceptional absorption with an attractive appearance. The Classic finish is smooth, seamless, with the look of hand-troweled plaster. The final result can be integrally coloured to conform to the design concept.
- Acoustic TextileMade of 100% wool, this acoustic textile is not only sound absorbing, but also brings tactility, colour and visual separation to spaces. Typical applications include its use on interior walls, ceilings, room dividers and floors. Naturally fire resistant, this textile is available in Ecru, Mint and Gold colours with the possibility for custom colours also.
