Concert Halls, Cinemas & Performing Arts Theatres
where the quality of the sound is essential to the quality of the performance..
Sound absorption is defined, as “sound that strikes a material and is not reflected back”. All building materials have some acoustical properties in that they will all absorb, reflect or transmit sound striking them.
When a sound wave strikes an acoustical material the sound wave causes the fibers or particle makeup of the absorbing material to vibrate. The more fibrous a material is the better the absorption. The sound absorbing characteristics of acoustical materials vary significantly with frequency. In general low frequency sounds are very difficult to absorb because of their long wavelength. For the vast majority of conventional acoustical materials, the material thickness has the greatest impact on the material's sound absorbing qualities. While the inherent composition of the acoustical material determines the material's acoustical performance, other factors can be brought to bear to improve or influence the acoustical performance.
Acoustical Fabrics
Melfabco offers a wide range of acoustical fabrics in a vast array of colors. They can be used to line and decorate walls or for venues requiring more sound absorption they are used to cover and decorate acoustical panels.