Acoustic fabric – Blazer Lite

A tight weave acoustically transparent 100% wool felt acoustic fabric for covering acoustic absorption material.

Min. order is 5 linear metres off the roll (can be ordered in 1m increments after 5m).

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Please note: A ‘*’ symbol in the drop down indicates a colour that will be discontinued once stocks runs out.

£31.25

Description

Acoustic Fabric – Blazer Lite

Acoustic fabric material which will allow sound to enter sound absorbent materials placed behind this material.  These fabrics are not suitable for sound insulation applications.

This product is not a ‘sound absorber’ or a significant acoustically absorbent fabric, it is nominally acoustically ‘transparent’.

Key Purpose & Use

  •  Acoustic Panel Wrapping: Used to wrap DIY sound absorbers, bass traps, and insulation slabs like mineral wool.
  • Acoustic walls: Ideal for covering sound absorbing wall systems.
  • Aesthetics: Hides ugly industrial insulation materials while keeping their full sound-absorbing power working.

Technical Data

  • Composition:  100% virgin wool.
  • Environmental:  Renewable and compostable.
  • Weight:  330g/m² ±5%
  • Width:  170cm ±2% usable
  • Maintenance:  Vacuum, dry clean or wipe clean with a damp cloth
  • Flammability:  BS 476 Part 7 Class 1 Adhered,    BS 476 Part 6 Class 0 Adhered, EN 13501-1 Adhered C,s1,d0, un-adhered D,s2,d0
  • Thickness: approx 1.2mm
  • Minimum Order Quantity: 5 linear meters
  • Absorption coefficient at 5kHz: 0.15

Ordering & Roll Sizes

  • Minimum Order: Available with a 5 linear metre minimum order quantity.
  • Dimensions: A minimum 5m order cut from the 1.7m wide roll gives you a total area of 8.5m².
  • Bulk Orders: Full factory rolls are roughly 50m long. Large orders may arrive split across two or more separate rolls.

Please note: A ‘*’ symbol in the drop down indicates a colour that will be discontinued once stocks runs out.

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We have a short article about acoustic fabrics which may be useful reading.