Wallsorba acoustic panels effectively reduce reverberation noise levels in buildings such as lecture theatres, music rooms, offices, boardrooms, sports and community halls, classrooms, cinemas, interview rooms and many other applications. They transform a stark, echoing area into a warm quiet congenial work place. These panels are fabric covered and therefore decorate a room and solve acoustic problems in one operation. They are simple to install in three different configurations. For full installation details please download our PDF brochure.

The Wallsorba Tee Joint Panel is the most economical, utilising white Upvc fixing sections. These panels have cut edges on all four sides. The Upvc sections serve two functions, one is to decoratively mask the edges and the other is as structural fixing sections. This system is the most flexible as panels can be cut onsite to suit wall dimensions. The fabric finish is adhered to the front face only and will remain in place even when the panels are cut. The raw edges are hidden by the fixing trims.

 

The Wallsorba Butt Joint Panel system eliminates the requirement of a tee joint section as this panel has reinforced long edges and the fabric facing is wrapped around the two long edges of the panel. This results in a neat, crisp butt joint effect between the panels. The fabric finish is wrapped around the two long sides which also have reinforcing strips to protect the edges.

The Wallsorba Shadow Joint Panel system has no visible fixing sections on any of the four sides of the panel. The panel has reinforced edges on all sides with the fabric bonded to the face and then wrapped around all four sides. The finished product is an individual sound absorbing panel which can be used in single units, joined with other acoustic panels or installed with shadow gaps as a design feature. The fabric finish is wrapped around the two long and the two short sides which all have reinforcing strips to protect the edges.

Wallsorba acoustic panels are made from resin bonded fibre glass specifically tooled and pressed for maximum sound absorption. The panels are fabric finished hence forming a sound absorbing panel which is decorative, durable and resistant to mild impacts.

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