Primacoustic Broadway Signature Suite 48x48x2" Acoustic Panel with Beveled Edge - Anchorage, White, 3-Pack

Product Description

With premium materials and vibrant color options provided by industry-leading vendor, Guilford of Maine, Primacoustic Broadway Signature Suite acoustic wall panels the widest range of color and finish options available from Primacoustic. Made to order in North America from regionally sourced designer-grade materials, Primacoustic’s Signature Suite is comprised of a wide array of designer-trusted colors and high-end finish options. Broadway acoustic panels present an attractive and easy to install acoustic treatment used where you want to control primary reflections, eliminate flutter echo and reduce standing waves.

SUPERIOR SOUND ABSORPTION

Broadway panels have up to six times greater density than typical foam panels for balanced absorption throughout the audio listening range. Each panel's edges are resin hardened to assure safe handling during installation. Panels are then covered in a tough yet acoustically transparent polyester fabric. All Broadway panels are laboratory tested for acoustic performance and Class-A/1 fire safety by meeting stringent ASTM-E84 and Can-UL S102 requirements for flame spread and smoke development. This makes Broadway panels safe for use in commercial, government and institutional installations.

GUILFORD OF MAINE ANCHORAGE FINISH

Anchorage is a steadfast style, rooted in tradition. To be anchored is to know that all will be well. Anchorage speaks of safe ports and a deep-rooted strength. The classic crepe texture and saturated colors lend themselves to many applications by weaving together textural and visual appeal. An aesthetic balance we feel almost as strongly as we see.

EASY INSTALLATION

All necessary hardware for a standard installation, including screws and anchors, is included with the panels. Primacoustic Signature Suite panels include specially-designed impalers, used for mounting glass wool panels to walls with minimal defacement. These are screwed onto the wall surface with the appropriate fixing, then the panel is pressed onto them. A small amount of construction adhesive may be used for an additional hold. The number of impalers required will depend on the size of the panel.