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Cover, Staple

Staple panels are simple in design, ideal for spaces with a ceiling grid system, and add valuable sound dampening in any space. Perfect for reducing noise levels in large areas and smaller spaces where privacy and focus are key.

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Design Symbols

A modern living and dining area with large windows and an acoustic felt paneled ceiling. The room features a gray sofa, wooden coffee table, dining table with chairs, bar stools by the kitchen counter, and indoor plants. An open shelf system separates the spaces, and a spherical light fixture hangs above the dining area.

A modern office space featuring large windows, wooden furniture, an acoustic felt panel ceiling, and a circular light fixture with spherical bulbs. The room includes a conference table, chairs, a small sitting area with grey sofas, and a bar stool seating area. Natural light brightens the space.

Close-up view of a ceiling made up of light-colored acoustic felt panels arranged in a grid pattern. The wood grain and knots are visible, giving the ceiling a natural and textured appearance. Thin metal strips intersect horizontally and vertically between the panels.

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Specification Sheet

Colorways

Care Guide

Warranty

Material Safety

LEED Contributions

Specs

Surface

Ceiling

Material

Felt (100% polyester)

Recycled Content

60% minimum

NRC Rating

.45 (12mm)
.60 (24mm)

Thickness

1/2″ (12mm)
1″ (24mm)

Dimensions

24″ x 24″
24″ x 48″

Fire Tests

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.