Panels for sound insulation

Isolated restaurant with acoustic insulation panels

Wooden wool panels with their unique surface conformation are in fact natural acoustic absorbers and ensure that the noise does not bounce from one wall to another but is partly absorbed and dispersed thus preventing the annoying phenomenon of reverberation.

CHARACTERISTICS
In many cases, classrooms, common areas, restaurants, conference rooms and gyms or swimming pools are bare and full of smooth, uncoated surfaces, which tend to have a strong reverberation and amplify any noise. Thanks to an important experimentation and research campaign, CELENIT has implemented the visible cladding systems and provides documentation that indicates the sound absorption levels for visible applications.

SOLUTIONS
-Sports environments
-School environments
-Restaurants and bars
-Offices and shops
-Public spaces
-Industries

PRODUCTS
-Celenit Acoustic
-Celenit Acoutic Fire
-Celenit Acoustic A2
-Celenit Mineral
-Celenit Mineral A2

GALLERY

Isolated restaurant with sound-absorbing ceiling panels

Isolated recreational space with sound-absorbing ceiling panels

Sound-absorbing ceiling suspended panels

Soundproofed gym with sound-absorbing wall panels

Other PRODUCTS

Insulated gym with thermal insulation panels

Panels for building envelope

PROJECTS

Magenta 71 with Celenit sound-absorbing panels

Flexible spaces for students at the San Carlo College. Design and attention to acoustic comfort

The A4A studio designs two recreational spaces for the San Carlo College in Milan where students can share moments of relaxation. Bright colours, flexible spaces and a youthful design without neglecting the acoustic comfort of the rooms.

So Natural of Milan. Sustainability and products at 0KM in a welcoming design location

Maja Group designs the So Natural of Milan, a welcoming place thanks to a great attention to acoustics and interior design. A sustainable restaurant, which promotes the exclusive use of fresh and seasonal products.

Co-Working in London between offices and open-space. A mixed space for small businesses

Second Home, designed by SelgasCano is located in the East End, London. It is a co-working space with the concept of "alternation" for thirty foreign companies, all of them small scale and linked to technology: the studios have many rental possibilities and a large common area