Manufacturer

ORGANOID

ORGANOID GmbH from Fliess in Tyrol produces natural surfaces from hand-processed raw materials: alpine hay, Wildspitze, flowers and wool felt are compressed into surfaces without added binders, so they keep their scent and their feel. Under the name “Aesthetics & Acoustics” the company runs its own acoustics range. At the heart of the modular products is the Active Core, an absorber board of hemp fibres and binder that is 93.8% biodegradable. Alongside it comes the Infinity slat system on an MDF carrier for wall and ceiling surfaces.

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ORGANOID Acoustic Tiles Modular

ORGANOID Acoustic Tiles Modular

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Description

The Acoustic Tiles Modular are square absorber elements in the format 580 × 580 × 20 mm with an ORGANOID natural surface in ALMWIESE light or WOOL. Various V-cut structures let the individual elements be combined into calm surfaces, graphic patterns or continuous wall images. The Active Core absorber core is made of hemp fibres and a binding component and is free from harmful substances. It can be punched, sawn, water-jet cut or CNC-machined.

Technical data

Material: ORGANOID natural surface on an Active Core absorber core, V-cut structure
Application: Wall & ceiling

Measurement data

Sound absorption

ISO 354 – reverberation chamber· 8 variants

αw
1.00

Frequency values

αp per ISO 11654

f (Hz)1252505001k2k4k
αp0.350.851.001.001.001.00

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40 mm cavity, fully filled with 40 mm sheep-wool insulationαw1.00
40 mm cavity, fully filled with 40 mm sheep-wool insulationαw1.00
180 mm cavity, unfilledαw1.00
180 mm cavity, unfilledαw1.00
180 mm cavity, of which 40 mm sheep-wool insulationαw1.00
180 mm cavity, of which 40 mm sheep-wool insulationαw1.00
Directly on the substrate, no cavityαw0.55
Directly on the substrate, no cavityαw0.50

Absorber class: A

Test report: FRILAB-20260507-99-01

NRC: 1.00

Institute: Akustiklabor der Fuchs Raumingenieure, Nuremberg

Measurement date: 2026-03-10

Room volume: 391.6

Object area: 11.9

Dimensions: 580 × 580 × 20 mm

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