Cleaning Spigo wood acoustic panels is very easy. This is not an unimportant factor. Architects and decorators often ask us, with some concern, how to keep the wood acoustic panels in our catalogues clean. The main reason is that they have had some unfortunate experiences with other types of sound-absorbing panels.
There is wide range of acoustic panels available on the market that are installed on walls and ceilings for room acoustic conditioning and reverberation control. Many of them are made with felt, wool, textile fibres and even preserved moss or products that mimic plant cover. The type of material they are made of results in very irregular, highly porous visible surfaces. This, coupled with their location, makes daily, quick, easy surface cleaning difficult. Therefore, if no special efforts are made to clean and maintain them, over time they tend to accumulate dust and dirt, which is detrimental to their look and worsens the air quality of the space where they are installed.
On the other hand, maintaining and cleaning the wood acoustic panels manufactured by Spigo is very easy. To remove dust and dirt from the panels simply wipe the surface with a slightly damp cloth (do not use abrasive products or products containing silicone) and then wipe with a dry cloth to remove any residual moisture. A simple task that can even be carried out with cleaning mops, or similar implements, if needed, with telescopic handles to allow you to reach any height.
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