Sound absorbing disc Oak look

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Eira Oak has a fine surface (non-woven fabric) and is best suited to ceilings, while Frigg Oak has a more structured surface (textile) with a special elaborate edge seal and impact-resistant surface that fits best on walls. The panels are 40 mm thick and have very good sound absorption - sound absorption class A.

The boards are printed with Oak look. The edges are white.

The panels have a surface that makes them easy to maintain and gives them a long service life compared to more traditional absorbents on the market. This makes the product very sustainable and environmentally friendly. With good light reflection, they are therefore very suitable for most types of rooms; in detached houses, sound studios, office and teaching environments, kindergartens, multi-purpose rooms, canteens and generally rooms with a lot of noise.

Remember to order fasteners.

Installation. See under the installation tab.

Sizes. Standard sizes 60x60cm and 60×120 cm are normally in stock. Special sizes and other colours/surfaces can be ordered.

Fire class: Eira Oak is class A. Frigg Oak is fire class B. See more information in the data sheets. Fire class is according to EN 13501-1.

The products are M1 certified. This means that the product has been tested and fulfils the strictest international requirements for emissions and non-use of toxic components. There are special requirements for acoustic products that must be met to obtain M1 certification.

 Insulating properties. The absorbers have very good thermal insulation properties. Laboratory tested in accordance with current regulations. Thermal thermal conductivity / Lambda value = 0.033W/(m-K). Thermal heat resistance = 1.191 (m2-K)/W.

 EPD (Environmental Product Declaration). The product has completed the LCA (Life Cycle Assessment) report and received the EPD (Environmental Product Declaration) certificate.

 Cleaning and maintenance. The panels have a surface that allows dusting, vacuuming and gentle washing with a slightly damp cloth. If the panels are painted over, they will lose their properties.