TrussCeiling // Baffles

Extended sizes now available.

Truss is an acoustic ceiling baffle designed to mimic the natural aesthetic of a real wood beam, without the associated weight and sound reverberation of natural wood. The strategic horizontal suspension and configuration of baffles can be used as a versatile way to absorb sound in a space. The variety of sizes allows Truss Baffles to be used as a singular beam, in various configurations, or together in multiple sizes to create an interesting architectural design.

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Details

.75

Minimum Acoustic NRC Rating

Soundscaping with ceiling baffles is an easily installed method of building a sweeping mass of sound-absorbing surface into a space that is often sound reflective. At the same time, ceiling baffles offer designers an interesting opportunity to design this plane in anything from a very quiet to a quite dynamic expression of color and form.

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Specs

Surface

Ceiling

Composition

100% Polyester

Material

FilaSorb™

Recycled Content

60% minimum

NRC Rating

.75 minimun

Thickness

1/2″ (12mm)

Dimensions

See specification sheet for a full list of available sizes

Fire Tests

ASTM E84-17a Class A

CAN/ULC S102-2018

Lead Time

3-6 weeks

Origin

Manufactured and Assembled in the USA

Downloads

Specification Sheet

Colorways

Care Guide

Warranty

Material Safety

LEED Contributions

Custom

Acoufelt design engineers and fabricators stand ready to serve on your design team, marrying their deep understanding of the art and science of soundscaping to your vision with custom cutting, printing, shaping, and technical advice to soundscape your designs. Let us help you.

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How to specify

1. Choose your surfaces
Soundscape your space by placing enough sound absorption where it has the greatest impact. Hint: adjoining surfaces with sound absorbing materials reduce reverberation faster.