Acoustic materials are designed to control, reduce, or absorb sound to create quieter, more comfortable environments. These include fabrics, foam, wood, and panels. Acunic specializes in acoustic textiles that outperform traditional materials, offering both functionality and customizable aesthetics for critical environments such as education, healthcare, and commercial spaces​​.

The best sound-absorbing materials are those that combine density, permeability, and flexibility. Acunic’s acoustic fabrics, made from 100% flame-resistant Trevira CS, are among the best options. Their advanced 3D polywoven structure ensures exceptional sound absorption (NRC of up to 0.9) while offering flexibility and design versatility. They are perfect for applications such as wall panels, ceiling sails, and curtains, and provide a visually appealing alternative to rigid materials like wood or foam​​.

The Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) measures a material's ability to absorb sound. It ranges from 0 (no absorption) to 1.0 (perfect absorption). Acunic fabrics achieve an NRC of up to 0.9, meaning they absorb 90% of sound waves, making them one of the most effective solutions for noise reduction. This high performance is due to their unique density, permeability, and advanced 3D weaving​​.

Acoustic fabrics are specially engineered textiles designed to reduce noise and improve sound quality in interior spaces. Unlike standard fabrics, they are permeable and possess specific densities and surface structures that allow them to absorb sound waves effectively. Acunic’s acoustic fabrics combine cutting-edge 3D weaving techniques with premium materials like Trevira CS to deliver up to 90% noise reduction while maintaining aesthetic appeal​​.

Acoustic fabrics are specifically designed to absorb sound and reduce noise levels, while regular fabrics are primarily for aesthetic purposes and lack the necessary density and permeability for effective noise control. Acunic acoustic fabrics are engineered with advanced 3D weaving techniques, providing up to 90% sound absorption (NRC of up to 0.9). Unlike standard fabrics, Acunic textiles are tested to meet both acoustic and fire safety standards, making them ideal for architectural and design applications​​.

Acunic’s acoustic fabrics are fire-resistant, meeting stringent fire safety standards like Group 1 and Group 2 ratings under AS/NZS 5637.1-2015. This makes them suitable for sensitive environments, including healthcare and education facilities, where safety is paramount​. For more information, please see the specific product datasheets, or contact us for a copy of the test cartificates.

Absolutely! Acunic offers endless customization options, including dyeing to match any color palette and UV printing in any color (Pantone, CMYK) or pattern to meet your project’s unique needs, without compromising performance. They are as versatile as traditional textiles, making them ideal for panels, ceiling sails, curtains, and even furniture or clothing. Perfect for large-scale architectural and design applications. Whether you need bold designs or subtle textures, Acunic’s textiles maintain their sound absorption and fire resistance​​.

Acunic combines unparalleled sound absorption, aesthetic flexibility, and ease of use. Unlike rigid materials, Acunic fabrics are lightweight, easy to install, and offer design versatility with custom colors and patterns. They also perform exceptionally without the need for additional insulation​​.

Yes! Open office spaces are prone to excessive noise, which can hinder productivity. Acunic fabrics can be used for wall panels, ceiling sails, desk dividers, or curtains to create noise-controlled zones. These fabrics absorb sound effectively, reducing echoes and background noise, while their customizable design ensures they blend seamlessly with modern office interiors​​.

Installing Acunic fabrics is straightforward and versatile. They can be mounted as wall or ceiling panels, stretched over frames, used as curtains, or even applied as upholstery for furniture. Our team offers customised fixing options and professional installation services to ensure your acoustic solution is seamless and effective. For precise results, we also provide acoustic modelling to recommend the best installation setup​​.

Yes, Acunic fabrics are designed with maintenance in mind. Many of our textiles are machine washable on a delicate cycle at 40°C or can be cleaned with a damp cloth for quick surface cleaning. Non-washable options can be maintained by patting or vacuuming to remove dirt. Always refer to the care instructions specific to the fabric you choose​.

Choosing the right acoustic fabric depends on your space, design preferences, and acoustic requirements. Acunic fabrics offer customizable options, from off-white to UV-printed colors, and are suitable for various applications, including wall panels, ceiling sails, curtains, and furniture. For critical environments like schools or healthcare, our fire-resistant and VOC-free fabrics are the best choice. Our team can provide guidance, acoustic modeling, and samples to help you select the perfect solution​​.

Yes, Acunic offers custom manufacturing and mass-production capabilities for large-scale projects. Whether you need bulk orders of acoustic panels, curtains, or bespoke designs, Acunic can scale production to meet your needs. Please enquire here for more information​.

Our minimum order quantities are 40 linear meters for standard off-white fabrics and 150 linear meters for custom-colored fabrics, which can be dyed to match any design palette.

Acunic fabrics are shipped DAP (Delivered at Place) to any location in Australia, New Zealand, and Asia. AKA Acoustics and our distribution partners ensure reliable and seamless delivery for all orders.