The “black technology” hidden in ceilings and walls: Why fiberglass acoustic panels are favored by designers

The ‘Black Technology’ Hidden in Ceilings and Walls.

Why Are Fiberglass Acoustic Panels Favored by Designers?

We only know that coffee shops are peaceful places in our hearts, yet we are unaware of the secret behind their “quietness”

The “black technology” hidden in the ceilings and walls

–fiberglass acoustic panels! They are the “invisible noise-canceling masters”and even the “hottest commodity” in the eyes of today’s designers

Molten glass is drawn into extremely fine fibers by a high-speed centrifugal device, and then solidified into a cotton-like base material using a binder.lts interior is filled with crisscrossing micron-scale pores, resembling tens of millions of miniature “sound traps”

When sound waves intrude, the pores will repeatedly refract and dissipate energy. Coupled with the special surface texture design, it has a Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) of > 0.90, which can easily subdue the sound of keyboards in offices, the hustle and bustle in restaurants, and the echo interference in meeting rooms

Unlike the cumbersome and rigid traditional sound-absorbing materials fiberglass acoustic panels can be customized with a variety of colors,as well as textures such as matte and embossed finishes. They can also be cut into irregular shapes like arcs and triangles

From the minimalist white ceilings of art galleries to the industrial-style walls of live houses, it can both blend into minimalist aesthetics and support personalized designs. Deserving the title of an “acoustic-aesthetic puzzle piece,” it makes the entire creative space.

With its lightweight characteristic of only 100-140g/m*, fiber glass acoustic panels allow workers to install them directly on-site and are compatible with various complex ceiling structures

It meets the stringent standards of special venues such as hospital ls and schools; more importantly, no formaldehyde emission was detected for 24 consecutive hours, and the waste scraps can also be made into cladding bricks, perfectly aligning with the needs of current green buildings.

For designers, fiberglass acoustic panels have long transcended the definition of a “noise-canceling material”. They are not cold building materials, but “black technology partners” that balance functionality and aesthetics

-this is the secret why they hide in ceilings and walls yet can win over countless designers.