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Apr 09
Controlar la reverberación acústica con paneles acústicos de madera dest

4 Examples of spaces where controlling acoustic reverberation with wood acoustic panels is essential

By Acoustics, Architecture, Construction, Decoración, Decoration

Controlling acoustic reverberation is essential for enhancing the sound quality of a space and plays a crucial role in construction or renovation projects for any venue. Reverberation is the permanence of sound beyond the time required to properly hear and understand a message. Explained in a more technical manner, “reverberation time” is the time it takes for the sound to decay by 60 dB as received stood the sound emission source stops. Here are four prime examples of spaces where controlling acoustic reverberation with sound-absorbing wood acoustic panels is absolutely essential:   1. Auditoriums and theatres These spaces are specifically designed for musical and theatrical performances, demanding exceptional sound quality. In many cases, artificial amplification is either limited or non-existent, making acoustic treatment essential to ensure optimal sound diffusion for both voices and instruments. Acoustic panels installed on walls and ceilings help optimise sound distribution, prevent excessive reverberation, and guarantee an outstanding auditory experience.     2. Meeting rooms In a meeting room, speech clarity and comprehension are key to effective communication. Installing acoustic panels enhances speech intelligibility and contributes to a more productive and professional environment.       3. University lecture halls and educational centres In classrooms, sound must be evenly distributed to ensure all students can clearly hear the lecturer. Unlike theatres, these spaces generate noise from the students themselves, requiring highly efficient acoustic design. Proper acoustic conditioning ensures clear speech comprehension, promotes concentration, and fosters an ideal learning environment.       4. Recording studios and music rooms These spaces demand the highest level of acoustic control to achieve high-quality recordings. Even the slightest unnoticed reverberation can compromise a recording session, affecting the final outcome. For this reason, acoustic panels, combined with soundproofing solutions, are essential to achieving a pure and well-defined sound.           If you liked this post about controlling acoustic reverberation, you may also be interested in:   – 9 decorative wood wall panels that will add value to your decorative project – The aesthetic and optical effect of parallel wood slats – The use of decorative wood panels in nordic or scandinavian decoration – How to carry out wood acoustic panel maintenance    

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Apr 02
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Spigotec families: acoustic wood tiles options for ceilings

By Acoustics, Acústica, Architecture, Arquitectura, Decoración, Decoration, Inspiration

Spigotec is Spigo’s range of acoustic wood tiles for ceilings. Wood false ceilings, wood ceilings and wall coverings, specially designed for enclosed spaces in which aesthetics and acoustic conditioning are earmarked astheir best attributes. . In the search for acoustically pleasant environments, acoustic ceiling tiles have become a widespread solution in both commercial and residential spaces. Of the many materials available, wood acoustic panels stand out not only for their aesthetics but also for their functional advantages. . There are about 41 models of Spigotec acoustic wood tiles for ceilings. All the models are resistant to fire and humidity, they are very easy to install and offer different degrees of acoustic absorption according to the needs of each project. . Depending on the type of perforation they feature, the Spigotec catalogue of acoustic wood ceiling panels is divided into six families. . . • Model Plain: without perforations. See model • Circular perforation models: 12 tiles with circular perforations offering weighted absorption coefficients between 0.208 and 0.518, and a perforated surface area percentage between 1.20% and 11.10%. See models • Grooved/ovoid perforation models: 9 tiles with grooved/ovoid perforations offering weighted absorption coefficients between 0.348 and 0.593, and a perforated surface area percentage between 6,50% and 17,72 %. See models • Squared perforation models: 3 tiles with squared perforations offering weighted absorption coefficients between 0.377 and 0.487, and a perforated surface area percentage between 7,70 % y 25,00 %. See models • Microperforated models: 9 tiles with microperforated perforations offering weighted absorption coefficients between 0,1 (LM) and 0,554, and a perforated surface area percentage between 0,68 % and 11,80 %.   See models . • Special models: 7 tiles with special perforations offering weighted absorption coefficients between 0.070 y 0.498, and a percentage of perforated surface of up to 10,65 %. See models . . If you liked this post about acoustic wood tiles options for ceilings, you may also be interested in:   . – Solid wood slat ceilings for the Finanzauto offices in Chiva . – Wood lath and slat cladding in new coworking spaces: the case of Coworking Hiptown in Paris . – Interior wood cladding at the new Práxedes Mateo Sagasta Secondary School in Logroño . – Technical doors for schools – Instituto Práxedes Mateo Sagasta in Logroño

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Feb 26
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3 modern design ceilings made with wood slat cladding

By Architecture, Arquitectura, Decoración, Decoration

Wood has been an essential material in architecture and interior design for centuries, but in recent years, its use in modern design ceilings has taken on a new importance. Ceilings with wood slat cladding bring elegance and warmth to any space. Its use not only beautifies the rooms, but also improves acoustics, provides a greater feeling of spaciousness and contributes to more balanced lighting thanks to its ability to reflect and diffuse light harmoniously. In this article, we will explore three modern design ceilings made with Spigoline wood slat cladding, which fully harness the aesthetic potential of wood.   Práxedes Mateo Sagasta Secondary School We installed more than 400 m² of Spigoline Grid 6-30-70-30 model solid wood slat cladding, with black grilles and finished in white-tinted obeche wood with autoclave bs1d0.       Finanzauto offices These are the offices of the earthmoving equipment and energy solutions distributor, FINANZAUTO, in Chiva, Valencia, for which we manufactured 750 m² of SPIGOLINE GRID solid wood slat ceilings, of Model 2-15-70-165. The 3000 x 1500 mm panels come with 2 slats (15 mm thick and 70 mm high), separated by a 165 mm gap. The slats are made of solid ayous wood with a PSM R12356 finish and feature black rods. In addition, a B-s1,d0 autoclave fire treatment was applied to the slats, a fireproof varnish was applied to the surface, and tailored cuts and adaptations of grilles were made as well.       Bilbao building foyer In this Bilbao building foyer designed by ARKrea servicios de arquitectura and installed by Repair Estructuras, 60 m² of Spigoline Grid 4-30-70-55 with black rods with PSM R12509 finish and standard varnish were installed.   If you liked this post about modern design ceilings , you may also be interested in:   – Installation of solid wood slat cladding using the GRID system – Wood ceilings for wineries: tradition and modernity in the great temples of wine – Why is wood one of the best materials for decorating and constructing buildings? – Definition of acoustic conditioning and soundproofing, what is the difference?          

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Feb 12
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Thin Wood Slat Cladding Options

By Acoustics, Acústica, Decoración, Decoration

Thin wood slat cladding are an excellent option to transform any space, providing texture, warmth and a natural touch to the decoration. Their versatility allows them to be used on walls and ceilings, creating cozy environments with personality. Whether highlighting a specific area or achieving a uniform aesthetic, these thin slats offer endless possibilities. Spigo has the Spigoline brand dedicated exclusively to the manufacture of thin wood slat cladding. The Spigoline catalog has four types of decorative wood slat boards: the GRID system, the SOLID system, the LINEAR system and the PET system. In each of the systems we find different options for thin wood slats cladding designed to offer great versatility and can be installed in both a vertical and horizontal position, on walls or ceilings.   The Spigoline GRID System consists of panels of solid wood slats, with square or rectangular sections, placed parallel to each other, joined by means of black wooden rods 12 mm in diameter. The GRID system offers thin wood slat cladding with slat thicknesses or widths of 10, 15, 20, or 30 mm, and especially up to a thickness of 40 mm. SEE SHEETS. The Spigoline SOLID System consists of a plywood board, with oblong or circular perforations, with solid wood slats of square or rectangular sections, 20 mm thick, placed parallel to each other. SEE SHEETS. The Spigoline LINER System, consists of rectangular ayous wood slats placed in parallel and joined together at one end by means of a black painted ayous wood crossbeam and offers thin wood slat coverings of 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 mm in vertical position and 70 or 100 mm in horizontal position. SEE SHEETS. Finally, the Spigoline PET system combines parallel solid wood slats with a high-performance thermo-acoustic rear filter, offering decorative wood slats with slat widths of 30, 35 and 70 mm depending on model. SEE SHEETS.       If you liked this post about thin wood slat cladding options, you may also be interested in:   – Request a quotation for acoustic panels and wood panelling – Interior design of hotels: the importance of acoustics in hotel reception areas – The importance of meeting lead times for interior design projects – Wood slat acoustic panels for increased acoustic comfort      

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