Installing the Fire Retardand slatted acoustic panel is a hassle-free process. The panels can be easily mounted on both walls and ceilings, making them a versatile solution for any space.

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For detailed instructions, we provide an installation guide that will walk you through the process step by step.

You can also order installation accessories directly from our shop.

The veneer finish on our panels is not only visually appealing but also easy to maintain.

Simply clean the surface with a damp cloth to remove any dust or dirt, ensuring the panels retain their pristine appearance for years to come.

Ensure safety without compromising on style with our fire retardant acoustic panels, specially designed to optimize room acoustics while enhancing the aesthetics of walls and ceilings. Engineered to meet the strictest fire safety standards, these panels are the ideal solution for public and private buildings requiring both high performance and sophisticated design.

Certified under EN / Class B, these panels adhere to stringent fire regulations, making them suitable for environments such as hotels, schools, theatres, and other public spaces where fire safety is paramount. Their innovative design features durable polyester felt and slats, offering an effective combination of acoustic efficiency and fire resistance.

The fire-retardant construction ensures compliance with safety legislation while delivering the visual appeal of modern slat panels. Perfect for a range of interior applications, they enhance sound absorption, reduce noise levels, and create a polished, contemporary look in any space.

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With these panels, you can achieve elegant, fire-safe interiors that meet both functional and regulatory requirements, making them a reliable choice for architects, designers, and builders alike.

Installing the Fire Retardand slatted acoustic panel is a hassle-free process. The panels can be easily mounted on both walls and ceilings, making them a versatile solution for any space.

For detailed instructions, we provide an installation guide that will walk you through the process step by step.

You can also order installation accessories directly from our shop.

DIRECTLY ON WALL:
Screw the panel through the felt and into the wall. We recommend using 15 screws per. panel as illustrated in the drawing to the right. Remember to use rawlplugs if your wall type requires it.

ON A FRAME:
For optimal sound absorption, set up a formwork with 45 mm studs on your wall. We recommend a distance of 600 mm between your studs. Insert mineral wool or Visto panel between the studs. Screw the panel onto the formwork through the felt.

CUTTING PANELS:
If you need to adjust your panels in length or width, you can easily cut them to size. When adjusting the length of the panel, we recommend a sharp saw (for example a plunge saw) to cut through both slats and felt. When adjusting the width of the panel, you can use a hobby knife to cut through the felt.

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Is Acoustic Treatment a Fire Hazard?

The short answer is no. Most acoustic and soundproofing products are designed to resist burning and prevent the spread of smoke and fire. However, not all materials function the same under intense heat, so it is important to understand the safety information and limits of each product.

Acoustic panels and treatments improve sound quality by reducing reverb and echoes within a space. This helps to reduce background noise and provide an ideal environment for recording studios, auditoriums, busy offices, or anywhere with a lot of conversations happening at once. Naturally, these are places where a lot of people are gathered, making safety the top priority. In case of an emergency or a fire, you want to make sure these areas are designed to prevent the spread of flames and that everyone can exit the building quickly. In this article we will take a closer look at the safety regulations involving acoustic treatments.

Required Fire Regulations

Materials used in soundproofing, such as acoustical fabric, foam, drywall, fiberglass, and others, are generally nonflammable. They are not considered to be a fire hazard, and some materials such as fiberglass are even used as fire-blocking agents. While these materials are typically inflammable, they do have their limits and may catch on fire or burn if subjected to high temperatures for an extended period of time.

When it comes to building regulations, only Class A or Class 1 materials are approved to be used in public spaces as finishes for walls. The Class A (or Class 1) fire rating means that the object has superior fire protection, making it difficult for fires to spread across the object and producing very little smoke when burned. The fire rating is calculated based on the ASTM E 84, a testing method to determine the surface-burning characteristics of materials. This is used to categorize how quickly fire can spread across a surface and the amount of smoke it creates. Some acoustic panels and products have a Class 1 rating, meaning they are approved for use in highly public areas. Class B or C materials may be used in some areas with low occupancy and are subject to local building regulations. All Class A,B and C materials must have a smoke development index (SDI) of less than 450. This means that the material emits a low concentration of smoke as it burns.

FireFlex - Fireproof Acoustic Foam

If you are looking for highly rated fireproof acoustic wall panels or baffles, we recommend FireFlex. FireFlex is a line of fire-rated noise absorbers made from an open-cell melamine foam. These products are capable of resisting heat up to 482°F and constant temperatures of 320°F. FireFlex acoustic foams have a rating of 20 flame spread index (FSI) and 75 SDI, making them ideal for buildings requiring Class 1 materials. These panels boast some of the lowest flame spread values compared to other acoustic panels. FireFlex acoustic foams are available in Wedges, Pyramids, Hanging Baffles, and FabTec- fabric-covered wall panels. FireFlex is engineered for environments where temperatures are high, sparks or other hot materials may fly, large numbers of people congregate, or high-technology products are used. FireFlex is made from a special lightweight open-cell acoustic melamine foam. The internal material structure consists of a low-density, spacious, flexible web, offering a high noise reduction class (NRC) in addition to its superior fire-resistant qualities.