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Acoustic Fabrics

Panel coverings need acoustic fabrics that let sound reach the absorbent backing, so check acoustic transparency alongside textures and colours.

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About Acoustic Fabrics products

Acoustic fabrics are an excellent solution for reducing noise in your home or office. They not only enhance the quality of sound within a room but also contribute to a more peaceful and productive environment. Finding the right acoustic fabric can be a challenge, which is why ArchiPro offers only the top-tier acoustic fabric options. These fabrics are a crucial component of our broader range of acoustic products, ensuring you find the perfect match for your soundproofing needs on ArchiPro.

Discover ArchiPro's collection of acoustic fabrics sourced from some of the top suppliers across Australia. These fabrics are specifically designed to reduce noise and enhance focus. They effectively absorb sound, making them ideal for office spaces and homes, where minimising distractions is critical. Our selection offers a variety of textures and colours, allowing you to find the perfect match for your practical needs and your décor.   

Acoustic transparent fabrics

These are used in spaces where sound needs to pass through the fabric, such as over speakers or in home theatres.

Sound-absorbing fabrics 

Typically made from dense materials, these fabrics absorb sound waves to reduce echo and reverberation in a room.

Sound barrier fabrics

Heavier and denser than other acoustic fabrics, these are used to block sound from entering or leaving a space, ideal for soundproofing.

Velvet and suede acoustic fabrics 

Known for their luxurious look, these fabrics also provide sound absorption qualities, often used in theatres and high-end audio environments.

Acoustic curtains

Made from heavy-duty fabrics, these curtains are designed to reduce noise and can be used in both residential and commercial spaces. The category also includes acoustic sheer curtains for spaces that use fabric window treatments.

Fire-retardant acoustic fabrics

Specially treated to resist fire, these fabrics are a safe choice for public spaces like cinemas and auditoriums.

Advantages of acoustic fabrics

Acoustic fabrics effectively absorb and manage sound, reducing echo and reverberation, which results in improved sound clarity and acoustics. This makes them suitable for theatres, recording studios, and offices. They come in various designs, enabling easy integration with different interior styles. These fabrics also dampen sound transmission between rooms, enhancing privacy, and contribute to a quieter environment, which can reduce noise-induced stress and distraction, thereby improving overall comfort and wellbeing. For wall treatments, acoustic fabric for walls can be used as a fabric acoustic wall covering over an absorptive substrate.

How to choose acoustic fabrics

To select acoustic fabrics, assess the sound absorption requirements of your space and check the fabric's Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) rating. Choose a fabric that is durable and appropriate for the intended use, such as fire-retardant properties for public spaces. Match the colour and texture with your interior design. Also, consider the maintenance needs of the fabric to ensure it fits your upkeep capabilities. Consulting acoustic professionals can help in making an informed choice tailored to your specific needs.

For wall treatments, acoustic cloth fabric can be selected to suit the absorptive substrate and fixing method. Where continuous coverage is required, an acoustic fabric roll can be cut to suit the wall, subject to the product’s width and installation requirements.

Other acoustic products to consider

There are several other acoustic products you may want to consider, including panels, tiles and finishes that may compliment your choice of acoustic fabric. Ceiling treatments can also use an acoustic fabric ceiling where sound absorption is required above the occupied space.