Soundtex® acoustic nonwoven
- Building
- Acoustics
Effective sound absorption, easy installation
Soundtex®-based acoustic nonwovens – ideal for meeting all modern sound absorption requirements
Soundtex® is a thin acoustic nonwoven applied to the back of perforated elements made of steel, aluminum, wood, or plasterboard to absorb sound. The material offers several economic and environmental advantages over competing solutions. Soundtex® is widely used in applications where both acoustical performance and building aesthetics are essential.
Key Features
- Thin material, approximately 0.27 mm in thickness
- Absorbs around 75 percent of the sound penetrating through perforated wooden or metal ceilings
- Reduces reverberation time in airports, railway stations, and other large public buildings
- Sound absorption and fire protection
- Tested in accordance with all major international standards
Key Benefits
- Optimal sound absorption in all environments
- Significant savings on freight, storage, and installation costs
- Enhanced flexibility in designing HVAC systems for buildings
- Customized rolls and sheets available worldwide
- Improved thermal transfer for acoustic panels with integrated heating and/or cooling systems
- Easy to apply to perforated elements such as ceilings, walls, furniture, etc.
Soundtex® increases design options
Freudenberg Performance Materials offers a broad portfolio of acoustic nonwovens engineered to meet the specific acoustic demands of modern architectural applications. Lightweight and air-permeable, these materials are designed not to interfere with ventilation systems, giving architects and designers greater freedom in shaping panels and placing air inlets and vents. To support a holistic interior concept, we also provide acoustic nonwovens with a variety of visual finishes tailored for interior construction.
Our Soundtex® range is widely used in environments where both acoustical performance and visual appeal are essential. Typical applications worldwide include airports, office buildings, municipal halls, theaters, convention centers, subway stations, as well as office partitions and furniture.
Setting limits on sound with Freudenberg Performance Materials
Special shaped ceiling
Wooden ceiling