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Foam core sandwich panel ACUSTIART-CUBEfabricfor ceilingfloor
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Characteristics
- Core
- foam core
- Facing
- fabric
- Applications
- for ceiling, floor
- Other characteristics
- acoustic, sound-absorbing
- Thickness
Max.: 500 mm
(19.685 in)Min.: 380 mm
(14.961 in)- Length
Max.: 500 mm
(20 in)Min.: 380 mm
(15 in)- Width
Max.: 500 mm
(19.69 in)Min.: 380 mm
(14.96 in)
Description
PRESENTATION
With its 6 absorbent sides, this acoustic cube is composed of an absorbent foam and a removable fabric cover.
ADVANTAGES
Very light, it is easily installed using a cable fitted with a hook.
ACUSTIART-CUBE is an acoustic decorative object designed to brighten up all living spaces.
APPLICATIONS
Acustiart Cube improves acoustic comfort in spaces as varied as: offices, commercial premises, department stores, restaurants, bars, hotels, radio stations, recording studios, television sets, cinemas, home cinemas, theatres, rehearsal rooms, museums, exhibition halls, galleries, clinics, hospitals, medical offices….
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