ECHOTROL™ ACOUSTIC Clouds
ECHOTROL™ ACOUSTIC CLOUDS offer excellent sound absorption characteristics in a number of cost-effective architectural finishes. These attributes enable them to be utilized in many interior environments requiring sound quality improvements. Each cloud consists of rigid high density and formaldehyde-free acoustical fiberglass. Finishes include fire-rated acoustical fabrics in a variety of colors and textures.
The flexibility of our ECHOTROL™ ACOUSTIC CLOUDS allows them to be used in many interior areas requiring acoustical upgrading. The clouds may be installed in a variety of ways. Clouds varying in colours, shapes and sizes may also be combined for an interesting abstract appearance.
Echotrol™ Acoustic Clouds: The Future of Sound Control
In the evolving world of interior design, acoustic solutions play a pivotal role in enhancing the ambiance of a space. Echotrol™ Acoustic Clouds are at the forefront of this evolution, offering both sound control and visual appeal.
Key Features of Echotrol™ Acoustic Clouds:
Exceptional Sound Absorption: Made from rigid, high-density, and formaldehyde-free acoustical fiberglass, our clouds ensure an optimal sound environment.
Modern Aesthetics: Available in fire-rated acoustical fabrics of various colors and textures, these clouds add a touch of elegance to any interior.
Versatile Installation: Our acoustic clouds can be customized in diverse shapes, sizes, and colors, allowing for unique and creative installations that complement your space.
Safety Assured: Meeting multiple flammability standards, our clouds prioritize safety without compromising on design or functionality.
Echotrol™ Acoustic Clouds are not just about sound control; they represent a harmonious blend of innovation, design, and acoustic engineering. Transform your interiors with a solution that's both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
-
Ceiling
Different mounting hardware will be used depending on the installation location and ceiling type. Clouds may be directly mounted to the ceiling on with eye screws, or suspended using a cable system. Contact us to discuss your specific project.
-
Education Sector: Libraries, Learning Commons, Auditoriums, Hallways, Corridors, Music Rooms, Cafeterias, Etc.
Recreation Sector: Pools, Fitness Studios, Curling Rinks, Etc.
Office/Workplace Sector: Offices, Lunch Rooms, Open Office Areas, Etc.
Entertainment Sector: Theatres, Movie Theatres, Recording Studios, Performance Spaces, Community Halls, Bars & Restaurants, Etc.
Places of Worship: Churches, Mosques, Retreat Centres, Synagogues, Fellowship Halls, Etc.
-
In construction specifications, the content is systematically organized into divisions that detail requirements for various construction components. Division 9 is specifically tailored to "Finishes." Within this division, specifications related to different finishing materials and methods, such as painting, plastering, and flooring, are presented.
Acoustic clouds, essential for overhead sound control and aesthetics, would typically be categorized under Division 9. More specifically, they might be housed under a subsection dedicated to "Acoustical Treatments" or "Acoustical Overhead Treatments." The precise section number or title might vary based on the specific format or version of the specification being utilized, but it's common to find them under a designation like "09 84 00 - Acoustical Cloud Treatments" or something similar.
Within this section or subsection, detailed specifications for the acoustic clouds would be provided, encompassing material descriptions, installation procedures, performance criteria, and other relevant specifics.
If you're perusing a particular set of construction specifications or a unique format, it's always recommended to consult the table of contents or index to locate the exact section where acoustic clouds are described.
DOWNLOADS:
Brochure
Specification
LEED Declaration
Acoustical Performance
- 2" (50mm)
- 2" (50mm)
NRC RATING
NOISE REDUCTION COEFFICENT
Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) is calculated by averaging the sound absorption coefficients of a material at four frequencies (250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1000 Hz, and 2000 Hz) as measured in a reverberation room according to ASTM C423 standards.
|
Frequency (Hz)
|
||||||||
| 125 |
250 |
500 |
1000 |
2000 |
4000 |
NRC |
||
| 50mm |
ASTM* |
0.29 |
0.98 |
1.09 |
0.96 |
1.01 |
0.97 |
1.00 |
| 50mm | Industry** | 0.58 |
1.96 | 2.18 | 1.92 |
2.02 |
1.94 |
2.02 |
| *ASTM Reporting Protocol Reports **Common Industry Reporting Protocol That Adds the Absorption From Both Sides of the Baffle Together |
||||||||
fire rating/flammability
|
ASTM E-84 |
Class 1 or A |
|
NFPA-701 |
Passes |
|
Boston Fire Code BFD 1X-1 |
Passes |
|
State of Ca. CS-191-53 |
Passes |
|
GSA-PBS |
Passes |
|
UL Test #214 |
Passes |
|
CAN / ULC - S102 |
Passes |
Size & shape Options
Clouds are available in configurations within a 4’x8’ grid. (1220mm x 2400mm)
Echotrol™ SHAPES options are also available. This includes but is not limited to triangles, trapezoids, circles, and hexagons.
fabric Options
Cleaning & Care Instructions
Normal surface dust and dirt can be removed from the fabric by vacuuming with a horsehair duster brush attachment. If vacuuming does not clean the fabric, lightly dab the fabric with a slightly damp cloth. Use a white cotton cloth and water mixed with a mild detergent. Squeeze as much of the water out of the cloth as possible before dabbing to avoid saturating the fabric with water.
DO NOT use excess pressure to scrub the fabric.