ACOUSTIC PANELS – THE FUTURE OF TRADE SHOW AND EVENT GRAPHICS

When you create an event display and need graphic panels, the traditional options today are:

  • Direct printed rigid substrates, such as PVC, Foamboard, Coroplast, Acrylic, or thin metals.  These either slide into channels of an extrusion-based display, or attach with Magnets or Velcro to the face of a frame.
  • Fabric (direct or dye-sublimated) utilizing Silicon-Edge Keter (SEG) or Velcro to attach it to a frame.

However, a new solution is emerging into the marketplace and it cannot be a more exciting time for the industry.  Fabric Images, a RH Visual supplier, has launched a new product called Acusti-fi™ that is going to disrupt the industry like dye-sublimated fabric did when it came to market.  This stuff is incredible!  Let me tell you why.

  • Rigid felt material, 9mm thick, that dampens sound and controls unwanted noise in open spaces, greatly reducing excess noise in the mid-to-high frequency range.
  • 21 standard colors available, but can be custom printed with provided artwork, including unique textures such as brick, wood, or concrete. The final printed resolution is impeccable.
  • Each sheet is sized at 4ft x 8ft and weighs just 4 lbs.
  • Extremely durable and can withstand impact to avoid cracking or breakage unlike plastic materials
  • Can be carved or reverse cut to provide relief and unique patterns, while retaining structure integrity.
  • Environmental Friendly – fabricate from 100% recycled PET (plastic bottles)
Creative use of acoustic panels printed in a woodgrain pattern. The wooden beams are created from acoustic felt and fabricated in a design that makes the wall appear to be a dimensional sound wave.
Stone Textures are shown for acoustic art. These include: White Wash Brick, Smokey Gray Brick, Transparent Gray Concrete, Warm Slate, Aged Red Brick
Color choices of acoustic panels that reads "Wood Textures: Weathered Grey, Classic Gray Oak, Classic Smooth Gray, Light Grey Oak, White Oak, Cherry Wood, Walnut, and Dark Walnut.
Below are some form factors of Acusti-fi™ and how they are currently being used. Click each photo to learn more about these individualized solutions.
Industrial conference room with open floor plan and large rectangle conference table. Wooden beams in formation are suspended over the table.
Grey and Orange acoustic Fabric panels are suspended over a conference area with empty seats.
Acoustic panels with creative swirls are suspended in a room to create a divider of space.
Red panel box art with white paisley design printed on it
Hatch work acoustic panels in a wave formation are suspended in a modern looking work space.
Black Hatch work acoustic panels in a flat formation are suspended in a modern looking conference room with a white table.

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