Ceiling sail, uni, white, 1600 x 800 mm

More attractive appearance. More harmony. The ceiling usually offers the greatest potential for acoustic optimisation. Nowhere else can improvements in reverberation time be achieved so quickly. That's why experts see canopies as the easiest way to optimise acoustics and visually brighten up a room at the same time.
Due to the variety of designs, our canopies can be perfectly integrated and underline the character of a room. But at the latest when it comes to good sound, they show all their advantages. Unpleasant reverberation can be reduced enormously. A drier acoustic makes the office more coherent in the overall picture and immediately creates a feel-good atmosphere.

• Elegant ceiling canopy with excellent sound absorption
• sound absorber class A
• anodised aluminium frame
• Suspension cables infinitely height-adjustable for easy installation
• max. suspension length 900 mm
• L 1600 x W 800 mm
• Fabric colour plain grey or plain white

Reverberation time It indicates how long a sound event takes to become inaudible. The shorter the reverberation, the better the speech intelligibility. Closed rooms should have a reverberation time between 0.4 sec. and 1.0 sec. Today, open-plan offices are planned according to DIN EN ISO 3382-3. The main criterion here is not the reverberation time, but speech intelligibility.
From room volume to room use to room acoustics. Depending on the room use, a given room volume results in a reverberation time T in seconds according to DIN 18041. For example, a 180 sqm conference room should have a reverberation time T = 0.55 seconds.