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Snowsorb

To broaden the range of absorption panels available, ATP® created the SNOWSORB® panel with an attractive shape.

To broaden the range of absorption panels available, ATP® created the SNOWSORB® panel with an attractive shape. This model can also be used as a soundproofing partition material. The panel has a simple aesthetic format that allows a variety of combinations. It is ideal for mounting on walls and ceilings, on continuous surfaces or for precise applications in combination with other models. SNOWSORB® is made from standard acoustic foam or melamine foam. Commercial premises, television studios, pavilions, auditoria, meeting rooms, public spaces and the like require special care in controlling noise within the space. Creating surfaces that are effective at absorbing sound waves becomes a necessity. Thanks to its high absorption coefficient and low purchase cost, SNOWSORB® is a specifically recommended product for the acoustic treatment of large areas. It can easily be cut with a knife and thus simply adapted to the dimensions of walls and ceilings.

Snowsorb features

  • NRC : 0.90 [>250Hz;<10KHz].
  • Material: melamine or standard acoustic foam.
  • Melamine foam – fire resistance: Germany B1, France M1, United Kingdom class1, USA V0/HF1.
  • Acoustic foam – self-extinguishing fire-retardant foam, class M1.
  • 100% recyclable.
  • Packaging: 4 and 12 pieces.
  • Colour and material catalogue available for download as a PDF◄
  • Video presentation of the Jocavi Sample Book of colours and materials◄
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2.890 Kč / pc
Price per piece incl. VAT. Made to order – lead time confirmed after ordering.
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