Designer 9 mm Textured Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panel System is used for auditorium wall and ceiling treatment to improve sound absorption, reduce echo, and provide a decorative textured finish. The system uses 100% polyester fiber panels installed over HDHMR board or termite-resistant plywood/MDF backing with GI framework, mineral wool insulation, wire mesh, non-woven fabric, black fleece backing, and calculated air gap.
The system helps improve sound clarity, reduce reverberation, provide thermal insulation, and enhance interior aesthetics. It is suitable for auditorium side walls, ceilings, and other acoustic interior areas as per approved architectural drawings and EIC instructions.
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Designer 9 mm Textured Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panel System is used for auditorium wall and ceiling treatment where acoustic performance, thermal insulation, moisture resistance, and decorative interior finish are required.
The system uses 9 mm thick textured fibrous 100% polyester fiber panels installed over HDHMR board or termite-resistant plywood/MDF backing. The panels are fixed on a GI stud framework with mineral wool insulation, wire mesh, non-woven fabric, black fleece backing, and calculated air gap to improve sound absorption and reduce unwanted reflections.
This system provides a clean designer finish while improving sound clarity and acoustic comfort inside auditoriums and interior spaces.
The purpose of this system is to improve acoustic performance and provide a visually appealing wall or ceiling finish.
It helps in:
The work starts from the existing wall or ceiling surface. Panel layout, levels, grid lines, and design pattern are marked as per approved architectural drawings and EIC instructions.
GI top and bottom tracks are aligned and fixed. GI stud channels are installed to form the support framework.
Mineral Wool RB Slabs are inserted within the framework to improve sound absorption and insulation.
Galvanized hexagonal wire mesh is fixed to hold the insulation securely. Plain spun bond non-woven fabric is applied over it for air filtration and protection.
A calculated air gap is maintained behind the acoustic panel system to improve low-frequency absorption and reduce vibration transfer. Black fleece backing helps trap sound waves passing through the panel surface.
HDHMR board or termite-resistant plywood/MDF backing is fixed over the framework to provide strength, stability, and support for the polyester panel finish.
9 mm thick textured fibrous 100% polyester fiber panels are installed over the backing board as per approved design and visual representation.
Panels are aligned properly and finished with approved protective coating where required to protect against moisture, dust, and dirt.
The scope includes providing and fixing of designer 9 mm thick textured fibrous polyester fiber acoustic wall and ceiling panels over HDHMR / termite-resistant plywood or MDF backing.
The work includes material supply, fabrication, finishing, transportation, GI framework installation, mineral wool placement, wire mesh fixing, non-woven fabric layer, black fleece backing, air gap provision, backing board fixing, polyester panel installation, protective finishing, alignment checking, and final cleaning.
All necessary hardware, screws, fasteners, tools, machinery, manpower, staging, consumables, and installation accessories shall be included. The work shall be executed by skilled labour at all required heights as per approved architectural drawings, site conditions, acoustic requirements, safety norms, and Engineer-in-Charge instructions.
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