Can Soundfelt® REC be die-cut to customer-specific shapes?
Yes, we punch and cut the material into exactly the shapes, hole patterns and dimensions required – from small components to large panels.
Can Soundfelt® REC be moulded?
Yes, the material is highly mouldable and can be manufactured into both flat and moulded components. It is suitable for everything from flat absorption panels to more complex geometries.
Can you help us choose the right Soundfelt® grade?
Of course. We provide guidance based on acoustic performance, design requirements, sustainability and construction to find the right Soundfelt® REC variant for each project.
In which environments is this material most suitable?
Soundfelt® REC is primarily used in office environments, public spaces, studio installations and furniture manufacturing, where acoustic comfort and design are important.
Is Soundfelt® REC compatible with fabric upholstery?
Yes, the material can be laminated with fabric to create attractive surfaces for acoustic panels and screens.
Is Soundfelt® REC self-supporting?
Yes, Soundfelt® REC is self-supporting and retains its shape without any additional support. This makes it ideal for screen walls and freestanding panels.
What is Soundfelt® REC used for?
Soundfelt® REC is used in heat pumps, the engineering industry, the packaging industry, wall absorbers, partition walls, desk screens, ceiling absorbers and various moulded furniture components where the aim is to combine sound absorption with sustainable production.
What is Soundfelt® REC?
Soundfelt® REC is a self-supporting acoustic material made from recycled textile fibres. It has been developed for effective sound absorption and is a key part of our sustainability work.
What thicknesses and densities is Soundfelt® REC available in?
Soundfelt® REC is manufactured in a range of thicknesses and densities, depending on acoustic requirements and design. We tailor the material entirely to the customer’s needs.
Why is Soundfelt® REC a sustainable material?
The material is made from recycled textile fibres, which reduces waste and conserves resources. It is a circular material that contributes to environmental responsibility.
