POLYESTER FIBER ACOUSTIC PANELS

(1)  Sound Absorption:

• Gypsonite Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panels: NRC 0.75 to 0.80, offering excellent sound absorption capabilities.
• Rockwool Panels: NRC typically ranges from 0.85 to 1.00, providing high levels of sound absorption.
• Glasswool Panels: NRC ranges from 0.75 to 0.95, offering good sound absorption properties.
• Woodwool Panels: NRC varies depending on density and thickness, typically ranging from 0.45 to 0.70, providing moderate sound absorption.

(2)  Fire Resistance:

• Gypsonite Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panels: Classified as B1 fire resistant.
• Rockwool Panels: Excellent fire resistance due to the non-combustible nature of mineral wool.
• Glasswool Panels: Fire-resistant properties due to the non-combustible nature of glass fibers.
• Woodwool Panels: Typically, not as fire-resistant as mineral or glass wool panels.

(3) Dust Proofing:

• Gypsonite Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panels: Dust-proof surface, maintaining cleanliness and reducing maintenance efforts.
• Rockwool Panels: May generate dust over time, requiring periodic cleaning and maintenance.
• Glasswool Panels: May generate dust particles, necessitating regular cleaning to maintain air quality.
• Woodwool Panels: Generally, more prone to dust accumulation compared to synthetic fiber panels.

(4)  Dermatological Safety:

• Gypsonite Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panels: Dermatologically safe material, suitable for installation in various environments without causing skin irritation.
• Rockwool Panels: May cause skin irritation due to the presence of mineral fibers, requiring protective gear during installation.
• Glasswool Panels: Similar to rockwool, glass fibers may irritate the skin, necessitating precautions during handling.
• Woodwool Panels: Generally considered safe but may cause splinters during handling if not properly sealed.

Health Benefits:

• Gypsonite Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panels: Provide a healthy indoor environment by reducing noise pollution and promoting better acoustics without compromising air quality.
• Rockwool Panels: Contribute to improved indoor air quality by absorbing harmful pollutants and allergens.
• Glasswool Panels: Enhance indoor air quality by reducing airborne pollutants and allergens through sound absorption.
• Woodwool Panels: Natural and eco-friendly option with minimal impact on indoor air quality, but may not offer as high sound absorption as synthetic fiber panels.

Installation Method:

• Surface Preparation: Ensure that the surface where the panels will be installed is clean, dry, and free from any dust or debris.
• Adhesive Application: Apply a suitable adhesive to the back of the panels in a grid pattern or as per the manufacturer’s recommendations.
• Panel Placement: Carefully place each panel onto the prepared surface, ensuring proper alignment and spacing between panels.
• Pressing and Securing: Use a roller to firmly press the panels onto the surface, ensuring good adhesion. Secure the panels in place using appropriate fasteners if required.
• Finishing: Trim any excess material and ensure that all panels are securely installed and aligned properly.

Applications:

• Auditoriums, Conference rooms, recording studios, home theaters, Offices, Restaurants, Educational institutions, any space requiring improved acoustics.

Customization Options:

• Size: Custom sizes available upon request
• Color: Choose from a wide range of colors and finishes to match your design aesthetic
• Thickness: Panels available in various thicknesses to suit specific acoustic requirements
• Fire Rating: B1 fire resistant