Effective acoustic solutions are becoming increasingly important in modern architecture. Even during the planning stage, ways to positively influence the sound of a room as inconspicuously as possible is a major consideration. Ultimately, the way a room is perceived depends heavily on how it is heard, and seen, by those who use it.
Installed as a suspended ceiling or as a wall covering with cavity. The sub-construction is made of metal profiles and the acoustic panel consists of expanded glass granulate. The advantages of this material; it is light, absorbs sound, and can be adjusted to any shape of room to form a homogeneous, seamless surface.
Consists of composite mineral Fibre boards with a pre-applied, textured surface. The boards are bonded directly to the substrate, and their pre-chamfered joints can be left as is, or filled prior to applying one of the StoSilent textured finishes. Seamless surfaces up to 700 m² can be created without the need for a break in the system, as well as curves down to a radius of 5m.
Available in four ranges with differing acoustic properties, design possibilities and to suit different budgets. All StoSilent Modular ranges benefit from increased acoustic absorption, as the rear face also absorbs sound reflected from the ceiling above.
Sometimes suspended or mounted acoustic systems do not suit the interior space - for example, in historical or listed buildings. Our StoSilent Compact plaster systems are as easy to apply as classical plasters, but in addition, they positively influence room acoustics and provide a special textured appearance.