Soundsorba new architectural noise absorbers

Echosorba II acoustic panels are Soundsorba's new unique architectural noise absorbers designed to meet the requirements of Building Bulletin 93 (BB93) linked to part E of the Building Regulations

Echosorba II acoustic panels are Soundsorba's new unique architectural noise absorbers designed to meet the requirements of Building Bulletin 93 (BB93) linked to part E of the Building Regulations in schools and public buildings as well as stairwells, hallways, corridors for flats and other open spaces where noise reverberation is a problem.

Echosorba II panels are Class 'C' sound absorbers which are the highest class required in the regulations and they also meet BS 476 Part 6 and 7, Class 1 and Class 0 fire standards.

Their lightweight properties and low thickness make the panels easy to install and suitable for adhering to a wide range of ceiling and wall surfaces.

Echosorba II acoustic panels feature a highly sound absorbent fibreglass core that provides very high noise absorption whilst a white speckled laminated facing enhances the panel's visual aesthetics with a sleek contemporary appearance.

The panels have bevel edges contributing to an elegant look allowing unique wall and ceiling designs to be created.

The panels are available in white as standard to match most ceilings, however they can be emulsion painted to any colour with little significant effect on acoustical performance.

Other advantages which Echosorba II offers include:.

* Minimal reduction in headroom space due to the exceptional noise absorption that is achieved with a low 30mm material thickness.

* Increased safety due to their Class 0 fire rating which meets Building Regulations.

* Cost savings due to fast and easy installation.

* The panels are lightweight and therefore ideal for adhering to ceilings, which do not have a very high load bearing capabilities.

* They meet BB93 standards for school acoustics as well as common areas in flats for Building Regulations.

* They have reinforced edges for increased durability.

These unique panels lend themselves for use in a variety of environments as they offer the possibility of creating different configurations giving an attractive appearance often desired in a noise reduction product.

The option of butting the panels together or spacing them apart from each other adds to the design possibilities.

They are used in schools, offices, music studios, lecture theatres, multi purpose halls, interview rooms, training areas and cinemas.

Soundsorba's technical department will be pleased to assist with sound absorption solutions and acoustic problems.

Please contact Soundsorba for more information on the new Echosorba II panel or for help and advice with your acoustic problem.

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