Manufacturer

BVS Akustik

BVS Akustik GmbH & Co. KG from Verl (East Westphalia) has been active in the furniture industry since 1990 and produces custom acoustic panels with CNC saws, purpose-built drilling lines and an in-house laser system. Almost all board materials are processed: solid wood, veneered, composite and decor boards, each cut, edge-finished and lacquered to the customer's specification. The range covers drilled (AKUSTIbohr), micro-perforated (AKUSTIpur), slotted (AKUSTIpan) and sound-absorbing partition elements (AKUSTItrenn), each in numerous hole patterns and build-up depths. The elements are available in fire classes B1 and B2 and, for sports halls, with certified ball-impact resistance. References include Princeton University, NYU and the Emser Therme.

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AKUSTIpur Acoustic Panel

AKUSTIpur

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Description

AKUSTIpur is a multi-purpose acoustic panel from BVS, micro-perforated on both sides, for furniture and interior fit-out. The MDF carrier board is available veneered, with a primer foil or with a melamine-resin coating and carries a fine micro-perforation with hole diameters from 1 mm as standard up to 2.5 mm and grids from 4 to 8 mm, either over the full surface or with unperforated edge margins. A fleece core integrated into the panel and the symmetrical, warp-free build-up make the panel acoustically effective on both sides and allow direct further processing without an additional fixing frame. It stays stable when dowelled, grooved, screwed and when fittings are attached, allows cuts and cut-outs on site and can be lacquered. AKUSTIpur is available as the large-format AKUSTIpur Standard panel with dimensions up to 3010 mm in length and 1300 mm in width, and as AKUSTIpur Fix, cut to size with an unperforated edge. Acoustically, the panel works through the interplay of micro-perforation, fleece core and the depth of the build-up behind it. The hole grid and the distance to the surface behind determine in which frequency range the panel takes up sound. Sound absorption is determined in the reverberation room per EN ISO 354 and rated per EN ISO 11654. For design work the full third-octave curve matters alongside the weighted single-number rating, because performance differs across the frequency bands depending on hole pattern and build-up depth.

Technical data

Material: MDF carrier board, optionally veneered, with primer foil or melamine-resin coating; integrated fleece core; lacquerable surface
Up to fire class: B1 and B2 per DIN 4102
Application: Wall cladding, furniture fronts, carcass parts, interior fit-out, room dividers, recording studios, concert halls, theatres, lecture halls, conference rooms

Measurement data

Sound absorption

ISO 354 – reverberation chamber· 26 variants

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αw
0.95

Frequency values

αp per ISO 11654

f (Hz)1252505001k2k4k
αp0.200.751.001.000.950.75

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h=70 mm · with 30 mm insulationαw0.95
h=50 mm · with 30 mm insulationαw0.90
h=190 mm · without insulationαw0.85
h=420 mm · without insulationαw0.80
h=50 mm · without insulationαw0.60
Free-standing screen · effective on both sides

Absorber class: A

Institute: Swisscom (Schweiz) AG, Test Laboratory STS 121

Measurement date: 2012-07-16

Perforation: 1/4/4/P · 4,91 %

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References

Completed projects with AKUSTIpur

New Jersey · 2013

Novo Nordisk

For this demanding new build in New Jersey, three stairwells were clad with more than 800 m² of AKUSTIpur wall panels. AKUSTIpur carrier boards made from MDF in fire class B1 with formaldehyde-free bonding and a veneered surface in American white oak were used. With demanding shapes such as these stairwells it is impossible to plan the panels to the millimetre in advance. This is exactly where AKUSTIpur can show its strength as a multi-purpose panel that can be cut to size on site. The panels, micro-perforated throughout, were cut to fit on site and finished with pre-lacquered edges. Because the panels are perforated across the full surface, cutting and screw fixing need take no account of unperforated margins. This removed the cost of factory production of special panels, of repeated setup changes and of additional journeys. The flexible workflow allowed the site to be completed efficiently and economically.

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Gütersloh · 2013

Gütersloh Sports Hall Impact Wall

In the new Gütersloh sports hall, the micro-perforated AKUSTIpur panels (micro-perforation) create an acoustically effective indoor climate as impact walls and as wall cladding on the stand. Flame-retardant, melamine-resin coated MDF boards with formaldehyde-free bonding in a birch look were used for this product.

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