Read all about the materials of our acoustic paintings and panels – sustainable, sound-absorbing and stylish. Discover what is behind it.
Material information
Assembling the Art-Frame
Start by assembling the art frame. The frame consists of four parts: two long and two short pieces. Place these on a flat surface with the grooves facing up. Use the included connectors to connect the frame pieces. Place two connectors per corner, one to protect the frame and one with screws to secure it firmly. Slide the frame pieces onto the connectors and tighten all screws. This will make your frame stable and ready for the next step.
Stretching canvas
Now that the frame is assembled, it is time to stretch the chosen textile canvas tightly. Lay the canvas over the frame and start at one corner. Press the canvas firmly into the grooves of the frame. Work from that corner along the edges to the other corners, pressing the canvas smoothly and evenly. This ensures a tightly stretched and professional-looking painting that optimally improves the acoustics in your room.
Attaching the suspension system
Before you hang your painting on the wall, you must first attach the supplied hanging system. Carefully measure where you want to hang the painting and make sure you screw the system level to the wall. A straight hanging system ensures that your painting hangs neatly and stably, which is important for both the appearance and the effectiveness of the acoustic effect.
Hanging a painting and installing acoustic panels
Now that the hanging system is in place, you can hang the entire painting. Carefully slide the canvas with the frame onto the hanging system on the wall. Once the painting is hanging, it is time to install the acoustic panels. Slide these panels behind the painting, between the frame and the wall. Make sure they fit properly and stay firmly in place. These panels are essential to maximizing the soundproofing effect of your painting.
Check out the acoustic panel behind the painting
Painting
Acoustic panel
