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PET Silphon®acoustic recycled sheets | Silphon?acoustic PET baffle ceiling

PET Silphon®acoustic recycled sheets
Silphon®acoustic PET 12 mm and 24 mm in various colours
Silphon?acoustic PET ceiling sail
Silphon®acoustic PET Acoustic room divider
Silphon?acoustic PET acoustic wall elements and acoustic tiles
Silphon® acoustic PET shelfpanel M
Silphon?acoustic PET full-surface wall cladding
Silphon?acoustic PET baffle ceiling
Silphon®acoustic PET furniture

Silphon®acoustic PET baffle ceiling, the design eyechacher with improved room acoustics

With the Silphon®acoustic PET baffle ceiling you have a design eyecatcher paired with improved room acoustics. Thanks to our state-of-the-art "swiss made" production in Aadorf, there are no limits to the design of the baffle ceiling, whether wave-shaped, rectangular or other geometric shapes. On our eight cutting plotters or four milling machines, the shapes can be produced efficiently and economically. Tell us your design wishes and our design department will convert them into a technical drawing using "solid works". and your individual acoustic baffle ceiling can be produced according to your colour wishes. No matter if wave forms, classic rectangular baffles or extravagant designs - with this solution everything is possible!

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PET acoustic panels silver grey marble
to reduce the noise level
Silphon®acoustic PET Acoustics
Improved room acoustics with Silphon®acoustic PET

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

The following options are available for the correct care or cleaning of Silphon?acoustic PET. For dust deposits a feather duster or vacuum cleaner can be used. In case of light soiling, carbonated mineral water can be applied to the soiled area and carefully wipe off with a sponge. If the degree of soiling is somewhat greater, an upholstery cleaner can also be used and then wiped off with wipe the soiled area with a sponge. In case of heavy soiling, a bleaching agent can be used and then the soiled Carefully wipe the area with a sponge and carbonated mineral water.
A classification system for the fire behaviour of building materials on a European level is used as an evaluation standard for the fire behaviour of building materials. This system was published with the standards series DIN EN 13501 Classification of Building Products and Types of Construction with regard to their fire behaviour at the beginning of 2010. It defines uniform requirements for fire protection throughout Europe, divided into building material classes (Euroclasses) A to F: A: no contribution to fire (A1, A2) B: very limited contribution to the fire C: limited contribution to the fire D: Acceptable contribution to the fire E: acceptable reaction to fire F: no power detected Further subdivisions classify secondary fire phenomena such as the development of smoke (s = smoke) as well as the burning droplets (d = droplets) of building materials: s1: low smoke development s2: average smoke development s3: high smoke development or smoke development not tested d0: no burning drip/fall off within 600 seconds d1: no burning drip/fall off with an afterburning time of more than 10 seconds within 600 seconds d2: no power detected
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