ProSound™ Acoustic Ceiling Rafts
Sound absorption can be used in any space where reverberation and echo is creating a problem with speech clarity and general noise volume. Typically associated with larger, more cavernous spaces like: offices, meeting rooms, hotels, restaurants, village halls, restaurants, schools, lecture theatres, music studios and rehearsal spaces.
High performing ProSound Acoustic Ceiling Rafts are ideal for improving room acoustics by reducing reverberation and reflected sound within any type of space and ideal when there is limited wall space.
All Acoustic Ceiling Rafts are made to order in custom sizes and colours to fit with the design and aesthetics of your room.
Why Use ProSound Acoustic Ceiling Rafts?
Outstanding sound absorption performance - dramatically improve the room acoustics within any given space
Fast delivery lead times - we're here to provide you with a solution to your room acoustics swiftly and efficiently. Manufactured in the UK (lead times 4 - 7 days)
Straightforward DIY installation - saving you time and money, without the need of extra labour costs
Fixings supplied as standard - all acoustic ceiling rafts are delivered with the required amount of fixings and suspension kits for their size
Fully customisable - enhance the visual appeal of any space with a design and colour of your preference
Industry leading advice and support - whatever your room type, whatever the question, we're here to help
Technical Information
ProSound™ Acoustic Ceiling Rafts:
- Outer acoustic fabric - made to order in custom sizes and colours to fit the aesthetics of any space
- Sound absorbing core - designed to absorb sound energy (from both sides of the raft) and dramatically improve room acoustics
- Class A (40mm thick) - delivers an outstanding performance
- Easy installation method – no specialist tools
- Supplied as standard with required amount of fixings for easy installation
- Fabric wrapped on all 4 edges with no additional trims required
- High content of recycled materials
- Used to meet BB93 Regulations
Fabric Colours
Cara is a plain weave panel fabric available in a wide selection of commercial colourways. A popular all-round fabric with a textured look designed to be used in a wide variety of settings. The Matt finish makes it less reflective to light and ideal for application where video is being used.
Lucia is an ever-popular crêpe weave synthetic panel fabric. It’s manufactured from 100% recycled polyester, saving virgin raw materials and for a reduced environmental footprint. It has bold and bright colour palette to suit many designs.
Era is a subtle, two tone polyester fabric. The baby herringbone weave offers an understated contemporary texture with bright and sophisticated muted tones.
Sonus is a pressed felt finish that is an ideal accompaniment for a modern interior. Its mottled colour pallet offers a wide range of colours
Swatch samples of fabric can be sent out upon request
Acoustic Performance BS EN ISO 354: 2003
Performance based on raft suspended from the ceiling.
ProSound™ Acoustic Ceiling Rafts:
- 40mm (Class A - NRC 0.95)
Specifications
Sizes:
All ProSound ceiling rafts are made to order with a maximum width of 1.2m and length 3m
In 40mm thick Class "A" Absorption
Weight:
ProSound 40 mm ceiling rafts weigh Approx. 4.5kg/m2
Cleaning:
Light dirt marks can be removed by using proprietary spot cleaner. A small area should be tested first before doing the full raft to ensure that the fabric will not discolour from the cleaner.
Fire:
All standard raft fabrics are ‘Class 1’ for the Surface Spread of Flame in accordance with BS 476-7 or to EN13501-1 - B,s2, d0
ProSound™ Panel Core Board is tested to EN13501-1 - A2 -s1, d0
Class O / EN13501-1 - B,s1, d0 covering fabrics are also available upon request
ProSound Acoustic Ceiling Rafts
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