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Whisper 1240

Guilford of Maine Whisper 1240: Acoustical Fabric

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Mum 1297

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Chant 1295

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Mellow 1293

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Peep 1291

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Mystery 1299

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Secret 1296

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Placid 1294

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Baffle 1292

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Reserve 1290

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Shadow 1300

$24.00

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Cloud 1288

$18.50

Acoustic Fabrics

Originally, there was just panel fabric. And then people started to use it on acoustic panels. Nowadays the acoustic market is large itself and products are designed and marketed specifically for this application. Most panel fabrics can be used as acoustic fabrics and most acoustic fabrics can be used as panel fabric. We have a third party test all our new panel fabrics to determine whether they are appropriate for acoustic applications. If they allow a certain amount of sound to pass through the fabric then they will work well for acoustic panels or speakers, provided they meet the other criteria.
- 66" wide is the industry standard.
- It's important that the fabric doesn't retain moisture, or it will sag on the panels as humidity levels change. Polyester and olefin do not absorb moisture but other yarns like cotton or wool do.
- Most of the time they are un-backed.
- The fabric needs to let the sound pass through it and into the sound absorbing material behind it.
- Needs to pass ASTM E84 flame test.

Whisper® 1240: 66" Acoustic, Panel, & Upholstery Fabric Lull 1289

$18.50