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Our Favorite Fabric Acoustic Panels for October

Sound-absorbing acoustic panels in different colors and textures

You don't have to sacrifice style when it comes to sound management. That's why we wrap our Fabric Acoustic Panels in stunning, high-quality Anchorage, FR701, and Synopsis fabric from Guilford of Maine. And it's not just what's on the outside that counts: each panel, made with our eco-C-tex® sound absorption material, has an NRC of .95, meaning it absorbs 95% of echoes, reverberations, and mid to high frequencies it comes into contact with.

Looking for design inspiration for your sound solution? Here's some of our favorite Fabric Acoustic Panels inspired by October:

Fabric Acoustic Panels - Anchorage - Pumpkin



October means Halloween, and Halloween means pumpkins. Our Fabric Acoustic Panel wrapped in Pumpkin Anchorage fabric brings together orange and brown to create a panel that evokes autumn leaves, harvest moons, and jack o' lanterns. It's an excellent acoustic addition to spaces with cooler shades and neutral colors.

Fabric Acoustic Panels - Anchorage - Onyx

Our Onyx Anchorage Fabric Acoustic Panel is deep, rich, and versatile: it can blend in with dark spaces or stand out when paired with lighter colors. It's perfect year-round, but we're loving it this October because it reminds us of Halloween nights and jack o' lantern smiles.

Fabric Acoustic Panels - FR701 - Opal

Opal is October's birthstone, and our Fabric Acoustic Panel of the same name showcases a similarly elusive "play-of-color" appearance. At first glance, it seems to be a simple creamy white, but upon closer inspection, there is an almost-shimmering quality to the textile, as if blues and greens and silvers were just beneath the surface. It will make any space look and sound better.

 

How a Plastic Bottle Becomes Fabric

How a Plastic Bottle Becomes Fabric

 

“Green” acoustics. How many times have you heard that? If you work at Audimute, you hear it on a daily basis.

So what exactly is it?

We’ve developed a highly effective eco-friendly alternative to acoustic panels. Our line of eco-C-tex® use 1/10 of the energy required to produce fiberglass and 1/4 of the energy used to create acoustic foam panels.

 

 

In fact, we love recycling, being eco-friendly and using raw materials that are naturally better for your interior space! It’s our global responsibility. So it’s only fitting that when it comes to our manufacturing process, we choose our textiles carefully and we share a mutual understanding with our vendors. Guilford of Maine, our acoustic fabrics vendor, takes pride in the fact that 53% of their products are made from 100% recycled materials and 86% of their products contain recycled content in some form or another. Read more about how Guilford of Maine recycles plastic bottled into fabrics here!

We use this high-quality, eco-friendly acoustic fabric to cover our top-selling fabric acoustic tiles and panels. Each product is hand assembled by our production team right here in Beachwood, Ohio to ensure we meet & exceed your expectations.

 

To learn more about our products, contact one of our Acoustic Specialists!