Soak In The Serenity

Eliminates Reverberated Sound

Reverberated, or reflected sound can be a real problem. Whether employees are on the phone with customers, students need to clearly understand their lectures, a restaurant needs to be quieted, or the message needs to be heard in a church sanctuary, these panels can be an attractive and cost effective answer. Pre-made acoustical panels must be sized and placed in sufficient quantity to absorb the reflected sound in a specific area. For large scale applications, consider our Site-Fabricated Panel System.

Enhances Speech Intelligibility

Bare walls are an acoustics nightmare. Sounds bounce from corner to corner, floor to ceiling, overlapping and distorting into a mess of tangled sound. Speech becomes difficult to understand when you’re hearing it bounce across every surface around you. You can’t expect to get your point across when it’s echoing back and drowning itself out in the acoustic fallout that your bare walls provide.

Our Panels and Wall Finishing Systems both absorb airborne sound and are resistant to sound transmission. they trap those confusing echos, letting them tangle themselves up in the substrate instead of your ears. Even a few panels in a room can make a huge difference in speech intelligibility.

A Better Bulletin Board

Infinitely Tackable & Exceptionally Resilient. Thumb tacks and pushpins stick in easily and stay. Unlike corkboard or other tackable surfaces, you won’t see an unsightly myriad of holes after a few years of heavy use. This durable communication surface is the perfect alternative to boring bulletin boards or dark cork wall tiles that crumble, deteriorate, and destroy wall surfaces. Completely self-healing, our Tackable & Acoustic Fabric Stretched Panels are exceptionally resilient.

Naturally Self-Healing

Holds Tighter Than Cork

Won’t Break Down Or Crumble

Built To Last

All of our Panels and Wall Finishing Systems are extremely durable and long-lasting. Their frame is made from a high-impact plastic that will not shatter or break. The ReCore® backing is made from semi-rigid non-woven polyester that is incredibly tough and able to absorb hammer blows and other impacts with little to no surface damage. We choose fabrics that are highly resistant to wear, self-heal when tacked and look great even after years of use.

High Impact

Mitigates Visible Damage

Shock Absorbent

Tougher Than Painted Walls

Sensible Sustainability

Made from Recycled Content

The ReCore® backing used in our panels is made from 65% post consumer content. This lessens our dependence on petroleum as a raw material source. It helps promote new recycling streams for plastic water and soda bottles, keeping them out of our landfills and the environment. They are being recycled, reused, and reconstituted into something far more useful. Many of the fabrics used on our panels are made from 100% post consumer content.

Environmentally friendly

A quality product that is safe to use

VOC Free

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are emitted as gases from certain solids or liquids. VOCs include a variety of chemicals, some of which may have short and long term adverse health effects. Concentrations of many VOCs are consistently higher indoors (up to ten times higher) than in outdoor environments. VOCs are emitted by a wide array of products including some resins and adhesives used in fabric wrapped panels.

Our ReCore^® backing used in all of our panels is 100% VOC free. It is completely safe anywhere, even in enclosed environments.

Adhesive Free

Because our panels are adhesive free they have no glue and no VOC's which makes for a smarter product design. Since the fabric in our panels is not glued down instead it is held tightly in place by the frame and freely floats over the backing surface. This advantage has the superior ability to negate impact damage including hammer blows. This also allows the fabric to be easily changed. It just makes sense.

Certified to meet national & local fire codes

Having a fabric treated with a fire retardant DOES NOT guarantee that the fabric will meet ASTM E-84 Unadhered unless the fabric is treated AND THEN tested by an accredited tested facility.

The only test procedure that is acceptable by the national building codes for establishing the Class for a stretch fabric application is the ASTM E84 Unadhered (Steiner Tunnel Test).