Fabric Covered Acoustic Panels
Rigid Acoustic Panels

For applications where the aesthetic is an important consideration, fabric covered and enhanced acoustic panels are often the preferred solution to an overly reverberant room. These panels can be cut to virtually any size from our standard maximum dimensions of
1200mm x 3000mm.

Our rigid acoustic panels come in three levels of thickness: 25mm, 50mm & 100mm.
Acoustic Performance charts indicate the varying performance at different frequencies. The 50mm & 100mm panels offer enhanced absorption at low frequencies - please see our Acoustic web site for an explanation.

• Some Recent Work:
  Hurstpierpoint Community Hall, West Sussex.
  Hurstpierpoint Community Hall comprised a classic "village" hall, used for a wide variety of events from light opera to Japanese martial arts and everything in between.
  A sound management system was required to convert the overly reverberant space from over 2.5 seconds to under 1.5 seconds. This was achieved by the application of specially cut Absorber panels with recessed battens.

• St John The Baptist, Rowlands Castle.
  The meeting room at the above was painted white and there was a specific requirement that the panels be as "invisible" as possible.
  "We are delighted with the results of the work by Amadeus. It has had an obvious & immediate mpact. All regular users are delighted at the marked improvement of the acoustics in the large hall." Ian Hewitt

• Reading Blue Coat School, Reading
  Suspended ceiling panels. The new dining hall at Reading Blue Coat looked magnificent. When the pupils and staff began to use it the shortcomings became obvious. Echo's, reflections and noise appeared magnified. Amadeus Acoustic Solutions recommended the installation of Absorbor Acoustic Panels suspended at varying heights - these stopped reflections from floor to ceiling and reduced the RT (reverberation time) from 3.5 seconds at its peak to 1.5 seconds.

• King's Ely
  "The installation of acoustic panels in all the available roof recesses and on both end walls is high successful. Both from an aesthetic point of view & spectacular in calming the previously over-bright & resonant acoustic." Graham Griggs, director of music.

• Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge.
  Wall mounted and suspended ceiling acoustic panels installed in the Percussion Practice Room, Surround Sound Research and Music Technology Room

Some of our clients

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