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The fastest-installed acoustic and thermal wall cladding in a modular system.

Outstanding insulation properties combine diffusion-open thermal insulation with Class A sound absorption, delivering a powerful dual benefit. In addition, the system offers an attractive, high-quality decorative finish available in 19 different colors and a wide range of engraved textures. Custom printing options are also available to create unique visual accents.

Available with either wood fiber insulation boards or completely emission-free PET insulation boards, bonded with a decorative vitAcoustic tile panel.

Manufactured to measure, eliminating the need for on-site cutting and ensuring a clean installation process without dust or debris. This also guarantees fast and efficient installation.

Highly sorbent, flexible vitAcoustic sound absorbers as blinds for roller shutter cabinets cost-effectively transform barriers into highly effective broadband absorbers. Following the principle of microperforation, the textile vitAcoustic panels combined with a cavity (cabinet interior) develop a nearly linear broadband absorption, especially in language-relevant areas. The vitAcoustic roller shutters, which are available in up to 50 colors, are generally cheaper than comparable PVC shutters.

Your advantage:

1. pleasantly quiet room atmosphere with good speech intelligibility.
2. cheaper and more environmentally friendly alternative to PVC shutters with or without acoustic function
3. great color choice for more creative freedom
4. The material is E0, B1 and recyclable (PET)

In order for a room acoustic measure to be calculated and assessed realistically, well-founded acoustic physical basic knowledge and practical experience is appropriate. In particular, the initial values of reality must be determined accordingly. For sensitive areas, the measurement should be carried out professionally by an acoustic expert. Alternatively, at least a provisional measurement should be performed with a phone app repeatedly. The provisional measurement serves only as a guideline for the selection of the room materials and their absorption coefficients in the acoustic calculator. Basically, any calculation without professional measurements of the initial situation is hypothetical!

Example:

Low frequencies are absorbed differently than high frequencies. Glass surfaces (Windows) or a normal office cabinet made of chipboard in different thicknesses, when you hit the resonance of the deep tones, can act for the low frequencies absorbing. However, a correct calculation is hardly possible due to the lack of measured data of the objects. On the basis of a measurement, special depth absorbers (vibrating resonators) need to be specifically set.

The calculations are based on measured data from objects and materials. Some of these are listed in the DIN 18041 exemplary. Others are taken from various sources for their correctness and conformity with the actual existing object or material there is no guarantee.

• Area is important-small elements, for example, are simply overlooked by lower frequencies due to the long wavelength. Even with a-class absorbers, an adequately large absorbing surface is required in relation to the size of the room. In communication rooms, absorbers on the ceiling are sparingly and consciously dealt with. Here is more of a reflection desired!