Spigoacustic is Spigo’s range of wood acoustic absorption panels, made up of linear sound-absorbent panels or acoustic panels designed to offer an optimum acoustic performance. Spigoacustic sound-absorbing panels decorate walls and ceilings of all types of premises: auditoriums, hotel halls, exhibition halls, university classrooms, hospital waiting rooms, dining rooms, board and meeting rooms, professional offices, etc. There are about 29 models of Spigoacustic acoustic panels. The technical nomenclature of each model includes three numbers, which correspond to three measurements in millimetres. The first is the width of the groove on the visible side. The second is the distance between perforations on the hidden side of the panel. And the third is the distance between grooves on the visible side. Based on the visible channel width, the Spigoacustic catalogue of wood sound-absorbent panels is divided into four families: • Model Plain: Model plain View model • Models with 2 mm channel: 10 panels with various combinations of the distance between perforations (16 or 32 mm, or without perforations) and distances between grooves of 8, 16, 32, or 64 mm. View models Models with 2,8 mm channel: 9 panels with various combinations of the distance between perforations (16 or 32 mm, or without perforations) and distances between grooves of 16, 32, or 64 mm. View models • Models with 4,2 mm channel: another 9 panels with the same combinations as the 2.8 mm channel width family. View models If you liked this post about wood sound-absorbent panel, you may also be interested in: – Technical carpentry and acoustic doors for the Villanueva health centre in Logroño – Wood acoustic tiles to create more humane and sustainable spaces – How do we work at Spigo? More than just making wood acoustic panels – Slats and decorative wood slats cladding at the Cachan university restaurant
