Anchorage 2335
Guilford of Maine Anchorage 2335: Acoustical Panel Fabric. (Fire Rated) Safe and approved for use in Homes, Schools, Theaters & Daycare Facilities. This acoustically transparent fabric is ideal for sound and noise reduction panels in Recording Studios, Vocal Booth And Control Rooms. For material purchases or order status inquiries please contact our sales department 1-870-542-5126 info@acousticalwallfabric.com or order online
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Anchorage 2335: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Onyx 2016
$22.32
Open House® 2334: 54' Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Orchid 2843
$22.32
Open House® 2334: 54' Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Pool 2842
$22.32
Open House® 2334: 54' Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Turquoise 2841
$22.32
Open House® 2334: 54' Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Fern 2840
$22.32
Open House® 2334: 54' Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Lemon 2839
$22.32
Anchorage®2335: Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Orchid 2843
$22.32
Anchorage®2335: Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Pool 2842
$22.32
Anchorage®2335: Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Turquoise 2841
$22.32
Anchorage®2335: Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Fern 2840
$22.32
Anchorage®2335: Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Lemon 2839
$22.32 What is an Acoustic Panel Fabric?Put simply, an “Acoustic Panel Fabric” is a fabric which is suitable for use in acoustic absorption products because of its acoustic properties. It must be acoustically transparent; that is, penetrable to sound waves. Of course the work of absorbing sound in the room is being done by the acoustic substrate or insulation. So what's the purpose of the fabric? It's mostly there to make the room look great but there is more to it than just choosing an acoustic fabric based on aesthetics alone. The first job of an "Acoustic Panel Fabric" is to not get in the way of what the acoustic panel is there to do. You want the sound to pass right through the fabric and into the acoustic core material behind it. If the fabric is reflecting the sound back into the room your acoustic panels aren't doing a thing. With all of the above in mind, you are now ready for the fun part: Choosing a pattern and a color! We recommend the use of one of the many Acoustical & Tackable Panel Fabrics offered by Guilford of Maine. Made from post-consumer and postindustrial recycled polyester (soda bottles), Guilford of Maine fabrics have the strength and durability to withstand years of use and still look as great as the day that they were installedWhat you need to know before buying or specifying a Fabric-Wall Covering on your next projectSelecting A “Fire-Rated-Fabric” Commercial building codes require that both fabrics and tackable/acoustical substrates and insulation materials selected for use as a wall covering in commercial or residential applications be certified as Class A ASTM-E84. Additional testing may be necessary. Consult your local building and safety codes for complete requirements. We recommend selecting a “Fire-Rated” panel fabric from one of Guilford of Maine’s many lines. With thousands of fabric to choose from, we are sure to have the style and color you are looking for. For availability, pricing and product information please contact your local Tech-Wall Inc. distributor. Selecting The Right Acoustical Fabric. The fabric you select can impact the acoustical properties of the Stretched-Fabric Wall System you specify. Fabrics made of 100% polyester with an open weave are the most transparent. These fabrics are often made from 100% recycled products. Many of the recommended Guilford of Maine fabrics are acoustically transparent, allowing your substrate to absorb sound. Applied backings can significantly reduce the NRC of a given fabric.
Selecting A Tackable Fabric Although most fabrics work well with any of Tech-Wall’s many track systems, when selecting fabric for use as a Tackable surface it is important to choose one that is identified as “Self Healing” or one with an open weave design. Vinyl Wall Coverings will show damage after a staple or tack is removed.
Fabric Width and Lay-Out Fabric widths vary by style and are typically between 54” and 66”. To minimize waste, choose a fabric of the correct width for your design layout. Special care must be taken in the selection and installation of fabrics. Some fabrics have a directional weave. Others have patterns or repeats. These can affect your layout and even the quantity of fabric required. Please contact your Tech-Wall Inc distributor/installer to ensure the correct materials are specified and used on your next project.
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Selecting A Tackable Fabric Although most fabrics work well with any of Tech-Wall’s many track systems, when selecting fabric for use as a Tackable surface it is important to choose one that is identified as “Self Healing” or one with an open weave design. Vinyl Wall Coverings will show damage after a staple or tack is removed.
Fabric Width and Lay-Out Fabric widths vary by style and are typically between 54” and 66”. To minimize waste, choose a fabric of the correct width for your design layout. Special care must be taken in the selection and installation of fabrics. Some fabrics have a directional weave. Others have patterns or repeats. These can affect your layout and even the quantity of fabric required. Please contact your Tech-Wall Inc distributor/installer to ensure the correct materials are specified and used on your next project.
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Lead times one week or less with our Stretched-Fabric Wall Systems.
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Solve Your Noise Control Problems with A Custom Acoustic Panel System...
Wont to know more about the Tech-Wall "Stretched Fabric Wall System?"
What is an Acoustic Panel Fabric and why are Guilford of Maine Fabrics like Anchorage 2335 The right choice? Put simply, an “Acoustic Panel Fabric” is a fabric which is suitable for use in acoustic absorption products because of its acoustic properties. It must be acoustically transparent; that is, penetrable to sound waves. Of course the work of absorbing sound in the room is being done by the acoustic substrate or insulation. So what's the purpose of the fabric? It's mostly there to make the room look great but there is more to it than just choosing an acoustic fabric based on aesthetics alone. The first job of an "Acoustic Panel Fabric" is to not get in the way of what the acoustic panel is there to do. You want the sound to pass right through the fabric and into the acoustic core material behind it. If the fabric is reflecting the sound back into the room your acoustic panels aren't doing a thing. With all of the above in mind, you are now ready for the fun part: Choosing a pattern and a color! We recommend the use of one of the many Acoustical & Tackable Panel Fabrics offered by Guilford of Maine. Made from post-consumer and postindustrial recycled polyester (soda bottles), Guilford of Maine fabrics like Anchorage have the strength and durability to withstand years of use and still look as great as the day that they were installed...
Anchorage is one of the best when it comes to acoustical transparency.
This fabric is also ASTM E84 (Fire Rated) Safe and approved for use in Homes, Schools, Theaters & Daycare Facilities.
Performance Content 35% post-consumer recycled polyester 65% pre-consumer recycled polyester...