How are Styjl and Fellert connected – A shared heritage, a clear architectural direction Styjl AB is the parent company and group holding. Fellert Acoustical
Build sustainably by using the resource hierarchy from the Roadmap for Fossil-Free Competitiveness, Construction and Building Sector from Fossil-Free Sweden. Here are the different steps:
When dissecting the terms acoustic plasterboard and acoustic drywall, we come to conclusion that it can mean several things: Plasterboard or drywall as it is
Not if you want to retain the ceiling’s ability to absorb sound. If you want to paint the ceiling, you must use paint that does
Why installation planning is critical in seamless acoustic ceilings Seamless acoustic ceilings often consist of a soft, sound‑absorbing core, such as glass fiber, combined with
Acoustic ceilings are generally used to absorb sound energy in order to create a better acoustic environment in the room. There are of course lots
If the building is of historical value and protected, changes in design and selection of materials must be made in consultation with the authorities/organisations concerned.
It is very common for seamless acoustic ceilings to be considered when refurbishing existing buildings. Especially in cases where old buildings are to be reused
Acoustic Plaster is most of the times used to create a seamless acoustic ceiling or wall. So the thought of projecting images on such a
Why reuse and recycling are challenging with traditional seamless systems Reusing or recycling traditional seamless acoustic ceilings is often difficult in practice—especially when the system
A well‑designed and properly installed seamless acoustic ceiling is a long‑term building component. For planning and lifecycle assessments, the expected service life is typically set
Yes, that’s true. Studies show that taste sensations change if you are exposed to noise. Just as eating in complete darkness will affect your taste
Once the need for acoustical performance has been determined, and it is generally speaking good to seek advice from an acoustic engineer, it will most
Seamless acoustic ceilings is a wide expression which covers basically everything from perforated stretched polymer to acoustic plaster covered absorbents, so we need to narrow
The easiest way to achieve access is to install inspection panels in suitable places. Be sure to ensure that the inspection panels are intended for
There are a few different technologies here, but in very general terms, the acoustic ceiling works by converting sound energy into heat. The technology for
Dirt and dust primarily affect the acoustic ceiling in terms of appearance. We have not noticed any noticeable reduction in sound absorption even if the
Since virtually all seamless acoustic ceilings are built on site, the certification of installers is our way of ensuring that the quality of the ceiling
Actually, a very big and wide-ranging question that is difficult to answer briefly, but please contact us and we will be happy to provide more
Ceilings generally require very little maintenance as the surface is well protected from mechanical damage. Normally the biggest problems come from dirt and dust circulated
Good access is important in order to achieve a satisfactory end result, while at the same time there are major cost differences between full platforms
Seamless acoustic ceilings are crafted on site Seamless acoustic ceilings are without exception hand crafted on site. This is the only way to establish a
