CMS Danskin Acoustics Launches Patented Sound Absorption Solution

CMS Danskin Acoustics has enhanced its SuperPhon^® range of reverberation control solutions to include a patented (GB2550373A) sound absorbing impact resistant laminate in a choice of high impact systems - SuperPhon^® High Impact and SuperPhon^® Active.

The patented construction incorporates advanced micro swirl air cells within the SuperPhon^® panels which provide superior levels of sound absorption. Significantly enhancing sound absorption, particularly at the low end of the frequency spectrum, this reduces the total panel area required to achieve a specified level of reverberation control, as compared with standard absorptive solutions.

The impact performance of SuperPhon^® High Impact and SuperPhon^® Active has been tested by the UKAS accredited CST Global Centre for Sports Technology and certified to BS EN 13964 for Classes A, B and C. This makes the SuperPhon^® range an ideal specification for sports halls and gymnasiums which are designed for multi-purpose use, including activities such as hockey and football.

Where aesthetics are a high priority, the fully bespoke SuperPhon^® High Impact is manufactured to order and finished with acoustic woven fabric to the front face and edges. This seamless design gives specifiers flexibility and facilitates the creation of environments which are either visually striking or blend with interior aesthetics.

Available in 25mm, 40mm and 50mm thicknesses and a maximum panel size of 3000 x 1200mm, SuperPhon^® High Impact can achieve up to Class “A” acoustic absorption. The panels are installed either direct to wall or with a 25/50mm air gap formed on-site, determined by the performance which must be achieved.

For projects driven more by budget than aesthetics, SuperPhon^® Active is an affordable high impact and Class “A” acoustic absorptive panel system. SuperPhon^® Active is quick and easy to install and comprises of sound absorbent, non-combustible glass fibre board with an impact resistant front faced final fabric finish. Manufactured to a standard size of 40mm thick and 2300mm x 1200mm, the panels are cut to fit the project on-site and then framed in a powder coated aluminium channel and grid.