Construction of acoustic partitions

– High sound insulation: Thanks to special materials and design, such partitions effectively reduce the level of noise penetrating from adjacent rooms.

– Mobility: The ability to quickly and easily move folding partitions allows you to flexibly change the layout of the space.

– Aesthetic appearance: A wide selection of materials and finishes allows you to choose partitions that fit harmoniously into any interior.

– Additional functions: Some models can be equipped with built-in lighting, projection or sound amplification systems.

Frame: Usually made of aluminum or steel. These materials provide structural strength and ease of movement.

Filler: This is the key element that provides sound insulation. The most commonly used are:

– Mineral wool: Has excellent sound-absorbing properties, is fire-resistant and moisture-resistant.

– Basalt wool: Similar to mineral wool, but has even better characteristics.

– Polyurethane foam: Lightweight and flexible material, absorbs sound well.

– Acoustic panels: Special panels made of foamed polymers or other materials have high porosity and effectively absorb sound.

Sheathing: Various materials are used for finishing partitions:

– Fabrics: Wool, felt or acrylic fabrics have good sound-absorbing properties and a wide range of colors.

– Melamine: Strong and durable material, easy to clean and disinfect.

– Veneer: Gives partitions a natural look and improves their acoustic characteristics.

– Laminate: Affordable and practical material that imitates various textures.

Sound absorption: Porous materials such as mineral wool or acoustic panels absorb sound waves, converting them into thermal energy.

Sound insulation: Solid materials such as glass or chipboard reflect sound waves, preventing them from penetrating into adjacent rooms.

Combination of materials: To achieve optimal results, acoustic partitions combine different materials. For example, an aluminum frame, mineral wool filling and fabric upholstery.

Required level of sound insulation: Different rooms require different levels of noise protection.

Interior design: Materials should harmoniously match the overall style of the room.

Budget: The cost of partitions depends on the materials chosen and the complexity of the design.

Modern acoustic partitions can be equipped with additional functions:

Built-in lighting systems: Allow you to adjust the level of illumination in the room.

Projection screens: Transform the partition into an interactive surface for presentations.

Sound amplification: Provide high-quality sound accompaniment for events.

Flexibility of layout: Allows you to quickly and easily change the configuration of the space.

Effective sound insulation: Creates a comfortable acoustic environment.

Aesthetic appearance: A wide selection of materials and finishes allows you to choose partitions for any interior.

Durability: With proper care, they serve for many years.