Bulb

Sound absorbing wall systems from Submaterial, Designed by David Hamlin

Product description

With more than 60 colors to choose from, our new wall surfaces are easily customizable to any interior environment. Intended to provide faster and easier installation than our tile-based wall coverings, our new wall surfaces can be installed using direct glue or z-clip mounting and were designed to minimize the appearance of seams from panel to panel. The standard size of 116” x 34” means continuous floor-to-ceiling application in many situations, and the designs are easily extended or framed with additional felt panels. The 10mm acoustic substrate combined with the 3mm wool felt face provides a 0.60 to 0.75 NRC rating. The substrate has an A flame-spread rating and the wool felts can be easily treated to meet A rating requirements. Our products are made by hand using low VOC adhesives in the United States.

Concept

Submaterial is pleased to introduce an exciting new range of high-performance acoustic wall surfaces. The designs are a natural evolution of our growing product collection, and the beauty of these new additions is more than just skin deep. Beneath the thick commercial grade wool felt facing these floor-to-ceiling panels is a high-performance thermally-formed acoustic substrate that is moisture resistant and light in weight. These new designs emphasize the craftsmanship and attention to detail typical of the Submaterial studio, while showcasing the hand-applied work which has become a Submaterial signature. Effortless concentric forms and nested lines define many of these new wall surfaces, while others use laminated color and bold linearity to striking effect. Like all Submaterial designs, the underlying modularity allows for great adaptability and customization possibilities.
Manufacturer Submaterial
Family Bulb
Architonic ID 1461039
Year of Launch 2017

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