Ceiling / Clouds / WoodGrain / Dimensional / Canopy

Canopy

A minimalist design transforms high-ceiling spaces into more intimate, conversation-friendly environments. Two-inch raised edges add volume and increase the sound mitigation value of the generously scaled rectangles. Amass clouds to form a clean, geometric canopy overhead.

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Design Symbols

A modern cafe interior with a white, curved counter and multiple shelves displaying plants and jars. Wooden tables with gray chairs and a green plant create a cozy seating area. Large windows allow natural light to illuminate the neutral-toned space. Acoustic felt panels and three pendant lights hang from the ceiling.

A minimalist modern cafe with beige walls, acoustic felt ceiling clouds, hanging pendant lights, and a white tiled counter. The space features a long cushion bench with small tables and chairs. Large windows bring in natural light, and shelves with plants and decor adorn the right side.

A close-up view of a ceiling with large, square, textured acoustic felt panels arranged in a grid pattern. The panels have a light, weathered appearance, and are suspended with small metal rods at the corners. The overall look is modern and rustic.

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Specs

Surface

Ceiling

Material

Felt (100% polyester)

Recycled Content

60% minimum

NRC Rating

.85 (200mm air gap)
.80 (400mm air gap)

Thickness

1/2″ (12mm)

Dimensions

20″ x 44″
20″ x 96″
44″ x 44″
44″ x 96″

Fire Test

ASTM E84-17a Class A

Lead Time

3-6 weeks

Origin

Manufactured and assembled in the USA

Sustainability

We help designers, architects, and owners meet their clean building goals by testing all of our products against internationally recognized environmental and human safety standards to protect our employees, our customers, and future generations. Read more about our sustainability work here.

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.