LIV-10DS49
Visible acoustic treatment
Living Room- Best for
- The most absorption per area — rooms with a real echo problem.
- Watch out
- Fabric collects dust and, in a humid room, needs to be a material that tolerates it.
- Cost effect
- Moderate.
- Scope effect
- Panel positions should follow the reflection points, not just the composition.
- Responsible
- Coordinated by ELS
- Best for
- A durable, wipeable absorber that can also be a graphic element.
- Watch out
- Absorbs a narrower range than fabric over a cavity — good for speech, less for low frequencies.
- Cost effect
- Moderate.
- Scope effect
- Fixing and joint detail are visible; they need drawing.
- Responsible
- Coordinated by ELS
- Best for
- Where the room needs to look warm and calm as much as sound better.
- Watch out
- Absorption depends entirely on the backing behind the slats — slats alone do very little.
- Cost effect
- Higher.
- Scope effect
- The backing material is the acoustic decision; specify it, not just the slats.
- Responsible
- Coordinated by ELS
ELS field guidanceNo fixed moment — a finish you can change later · easy to change later
Coordinated by ELS
Plan with ELS