Yes, our flexible production process allows us to produce both prototypes and small batches for further development or testing.

Yes, our ceiling and wall absorbers can be produced in a variety of shapes, colors, and styles. We tailor the geometry and design to the environment and the customer’s preferences.

Yes, we develop sound-absorbing desk screens that improve the quiet working environment and reduce disruptive noise in open-plan office environments.

Yes, several of our materials—such as Porofib, Lamiflex, and certain polyester fiber solutions—are specifically designed for sound absorption in confined and enclosed spaces.

We serve as a technical partner and help you select materials, geometry, and design. Our experience in acoustics and industrial processes allows us to contribute from the concept stage all the way to the finished product.

We always start with the application: noise level, frequencies, weight, installation options, and budget. Drawing on our expertise in materials, we’ll guide you to the right combination of materials and design.

Installation is tailored to the customer’s needs—we can prepare absorbers with mounting brackets, tape, or other solutions that ensure a quick and secure installation.

Sustainability is an important part of our work. Many of our absorbers are made from recycled materials, such as textile scraps and plastic. We are constantly developing solutions that provide good acoustics with a lower environmental impact.

Delivery times vary depending on the series and design, but our modern production lines allow us to offer short lead times even for custom orders.

Polyester fiber is lightweight, malleable, and made from recycled plastic. The material offers high sound absorption and can be finished with various surface textures for both functionality and design.

A sound absorber is a product that reduces reverberation and unwanted noise in a room. We develop sound absorbers for everything from offices and furniture designs to industrial and automotive environments where good acoustics are essential.

Lamiflex 301DX is a sound-absorbing material commonly used in the automotive industry. It can be equipped with a hot-melt application system for efficient installation in tight and enclosed spaces.

Soundfelt® REC is our proprietary material made from polyester fiber and recycled textiles. It is rigid, dimensionally stable, and easy to install. The material is often used in furniture and acoustic solutions where a robust construction is required.

Our cellular polyethylene with a PU film protects the material from dust and dirt, preserving its absorbency over time. It is also available with double-sided tape for quick installation.

Cellpolyether has a porous structure that provides effective sound absorption. We also offer versions with a profiled surface that enhances the absorber’s ability to handle specific frequencies.

We manufacture wall absorbers, ceiling absorbers, table screens, and custom components made from a variety of materials, such as polyester fiber, Soundfelt® REC, Porofib, cellular polyethylene, and Lamiflex.

Porofib consists almost entirely of textile waste and is a cost-effective absorbent. It is often used in the automotive industry, particularly in enclosed spaces where good absorbency is required.

We provide acoustic solutions for the automotive, furniture, and manufacturing industries, as well as for public spaces and offices. Our products are used both in Sweden and throughout the rest of Europe.

It depends on frequency, environment, and design. Polyester fiber, cellular polyether, and Soundfelt® REC are common choices due to their high absorption capacity and stable structure.

For offices, we often recommend a combination of desk screens, wall absorbers, and designer ceiling absorbers to create a calm and pleasant acoustic environment.