Acoustic Baffle System

With our hanging acoustic baffles system, you can improve the sound quality from above while maintaining the decoration of the space. This is the perfect solution for limited wall space. Choose from our most popular high-quality soundproof fabrics and create the perfect acoustic baffle system treatment while maintaining the style of the space.

If an acoustic hanging baffles system is used to reduce reverberation and noise accumulation that can interfere with speech intelligibility, the most cost-effective thickness is 25mm or 1 inch. At 500 Hz, the absorption of a 1-inch-thick panel is approximately 90% to 95%, which is just in the voice frequency range. Since the absorption value is mainly based on thickness, a 2 inch thick acoustic baffles ceiling system panel need not be considered a better acoustic baffles system panel because the additional thickness only provides 5-10% additional absorption in the voice frequency range. It is economically meaningless to increase performance by 10% at an additional cost of 30-40%. On the other hand, if the noise problem is in the low frequency range, a 2 inch thick ceiling sound baffles system panel makes more sense, because a thicker acoustical baffles system panel does provide better absorption at low frequencies. With compartments is a good example of using thicker panels.

Acoustic Baffle System Specification

Thick: 50mm, 100mm
Size: 600x1200mm, 600x1800mm
Application: Gymnasiums, stadiums

The power of the cloud. Acoustic baffles ceiling system hang parallel to the ceiling so that they can absorb two points of sound waves: the sound travels towards the ceiling and then bounces back to the floor, which makes it easier to hear what you want to hear.

No wall space? no problem. These acoustic baffle systems are an ideal solution for offices, gymnasiums, restaurants, religious facilities and any other room with limited wall space. Blend in or stand out. Choose from a variety of durable, high-quality soundproof fabrics to tightly wrap the acoustic baffle system. It’s 0.95 NRC rating and Environmentally sound absorption. Our acoustic baffle systems and hanging sound baffles are made of various materials.

The performance of the sound-absorbing hanging acoustic baffles system is based on its average absorption value in 4 center frequencies, accurate to 0.5. This is called NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient). Absorption values ​​indicate the percentage of sound that will be absorbed at various frequencies. An acoustic panel with an NRC of 0.84 will be classified as an NRC of 0.85, and an acoustic panel with an NRC of 0.82 will be classified as an NRC of 0.80. The five-point difference in the published NRC is meaningless, because in fact the point spread may not exceed the actual value of 2.1, so that it cannot be detected.