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Optra Acoustical wall panels
Sound Investment
Optra acoustical wall systems from Armstrong effectively control unwanted noise.The key feature of this engineered system
is a glass fibre acoustical inner core, for superior sound absorption, covered with a wide range of special fire resistant
fabric.
Optra acoustical wall systems are a smart investment in productivity. People work harder and more efficiently when not disturbed
by unwanted noise. In fact, in many environments speech privacy has become a mandate. Optra acoustical wall systems are an
environment-friendly, easy-to-install system that's very affordable.
Easy Installation
Optra acoustical wall systems are easy to install over existing walls or directly to studs with minimal workplace disruption.
Standard installation method is with impalers, J or Z splines can be used to create an exposed system.
Acoustical performance
Optra acoustical wall systems absorb 90% of sound striking the surface - reducing noise within a space reducing noise transfer
between spaces and places desiring the practicality of a tackable surface.
Application areas
Optra acoustical wall systems are ideal for use in commercial, institutional and educational buildings - anywhere noise reduction
and privacy are a concern. They can be used in any room or hallway, even exit corridors.
Specifications
| Length |
600,1200,2400,2700 and 3000 mm |
Edge / Ends |
Square and Bevelled |
| Width |
600, 1200mm |
Colours |
Ten (10) |
| Thickness |
25 and 50 mm |
Application |
Conference rooms, Recording rooms, home theatres,cinema halls and auditoriums |
| NRC |
0.95 |
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Ivory
380
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Autumn orange 383 |
Pista green
384
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Straw gold
385
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Rustic green 386 |
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Burgandy
387
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Rust
388
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Peacock blue
389
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Ash grey
390
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Mocha
391
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Optra acoustical wall panels brochure is available in PDF format for download, click here.
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