Serenity Acoustic Wall Panels
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SERENITY WALL PANELS MAKING YOUR INTERIOR QUIETER Tel: 0845 643 2197 sales @movablewall.co.uk Unit 5, Station Ind Est|Oxford Road|Wokingham|Berkshire|RG41 2YQ

SERENITY WALL PANELS ~ MAKING YOUR INTERIOR QUIETER The Serenity is the perfect acoustic and aesthetic solution for various noise reducing applications. It decreases the reverberation time and absorbs sound in any space they are used. The wall panels are used extensively to transform areas such as multi-purpose halls, open-plan offices, conference suites, studios and interview rooms into workable environments. FIRE RESISTANCE The recycled glasswool acoustic board provides very good fire-resistant properties. This is fire rated as Class 0 to BS476: Part 6. Standard fabric facings comply with...

STANDARD COLOUR CHART Lucia FABRIC COLOUR RANGE - LUCIA

SERENITY BUBBLE COLOUR CHART Cara FABRIC COLOUR RANGE - CARA Fair Isle Due to printing reproduction restraints, differences may appear between colours printed above and the actual product. Sample fabric colour charts are available on request. Colour shade differences may occur between different production batches. Please state the height and width dimensions of each panel when ordering. e.g. 1050mm wide x 1710mm high. The fabric has a directional weave, hence we must be notified of height and width of each panel. Please ask for up-to-date fabric swatch as colour options are constantly being...

ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE Sound absorption Coeffient - Cloudsorba Echo ll (with 100mm suspension) Absorption Class Echo ll Sound absorption Coeffient - Cloudsorba Fabric (with 100mm suspension) Sound Absorption Class WEIGHT The 25mm thick Serenity Wall panels weigh approximately 3kg/m2, whilst the 40mm thick Serenity Wall panels weigh approximately 4kg/m2. UPVC trims weigh approx. 1kg/ length. The Serenity is available in 3 standard versions.

TYPE A ~ TEE JOINT PANEL SYSTEM This is the most economical panel utilising white UPVC fixing sections. The panels have cut edges on all four sides. The UPVC sections serve two functions. One is to decoratively mask the edges and the other is as structural fixing sections. This system is the most flexible as panels can be cut on site to suit wall dimensions. Nominal Dimension Panel size ~ 1700mm x 1200mm PT25 Joint Trim Panel thickness ~ 25mm (40mm thickness available on request) PL50 External Corner Angle Trim UPVC fixings trims ~ 2700mm lengths

BUTT JOINT PANEL SYSTEM This eliminates the requirement of a tee joint section as this PU25 Perimeter Trim panel has reinforced long edges. The fabric facing is wrapped around the two long edges of the panel. PL50 External Corner Angle Trim This results in a neat, crisp butt joint between the panels. Nominal Dimension Panel size: 2700mm x 1200mm. Panel thickness: 25mm (40mm thickness available on request). UPVC fixing trims: 2700mm lengths.

SHADOW JOINT PANEL SYSTEM Nominal Dimension Standard sizes: 1200 x 900mm, 1200 x 1200mm, 1200 x 1500mm, 1200 x 1800mm, 1200 x 2100mm, 1200 x 2400mm, 1200 x 2700mm. Panel thickness: 25mm (40mm thickness available on request). Custom size panels made to customers’ requirements are available This panel has no visible fixing sections on any of the four sides of the panel. The panel has internal reinforced edges on all sides with the fabric bonded to the face and wrapped on all four sides. This results in a beautiful individual panel which can be used in single units or joined together to other...

TYPE C ~ SERENITY BUBBLES These acoustic panels have unique shapes with unsur- The Serenity Bubble designer panels are an artistic passed choices in shapes and colours, so that they can decoration as well as being acoustic. The basic shapes be visually pleasing and unique. These panels can vis- lead to millions of combinations of patterns and col- ually lift the customers profile and tailor a noise solution ours. Do you love soft shapes or the strictly graphical? We have them. The products contribute to creating Our products are durable, they last a long time and are manufactured with...

TYPE D: SERENITY WALL – ECOPAINT SURFACE FINISH This version has an Arctic white speckled painted finish on all 6 sides, giving a crisp visually attractive appearance. The panels can be fitted as individual stand-alone panels as a design feature or can be butted together to form continuous wall linings. The perimeter edges of the panels are square edged. These panels are NOT designed for impact resistance. If impact resistance is required, then use the fabric faced versions. The majority of the applications of these Serenity Wall - Ecopaint panels will be above door head height, out of...

ENVIRONMENT Serenty Glass fibre sound absorbing boards consist of recovered household glass and recycled glass fibre. The fabric range used is made from 100% recycled materials saving virgin raw materials, reducing waste to landfill and minimising our damage to the environment. Made using sustainable manufacturing techniques, including green electricity, comprehensive energy and effluent management, borehole water and on-going waste saving initiatives, Second Nature fabrics leave a lighter environmental footprint. Our ethos is focused on continuing to achieve the highest environmental...

WALL INSTALLATION Clean white gloves must be used when handling these panels to avoid marking them. The acoustic panels are installed using impaling clips and Gluesorba contact spray adhesive. This method allows the panels to be fixed direct to concrete, brickwork, wood, plaster, or metal. A Fix ‘Impaling clips’ to the wall site installation guide is sent with each delivery. Spray wall and surface of Quietsorba panel with Gluesorba contact spray adhesive, ensuring that 100% of both surfaces are covered The wall to which the Serenity acoustic panels are to be fixed must have a continuous...

SERENITY WALL & CLOUD SORBA SHAPES Ellipse Custom Cloudsorba® panels in the gym of Bedford Modern School

SERENITY BUBBLE SHAPES

LEARN MORE Problem Unwanted sound is formed by waves that are reflected from solid surfaces that have limited absorption, such as wood floors, glass, walls and ceilings. Ideally, sound travels in one direction from the speaker to the listener. Today in many offices, schools, healthcare facilities, government buildings and indoor public areas (e.g. libraries, concert halls and museums), sound reflects off hard surfaces creating echoes. These echoes diminish voice intelligibility, making words hard to understand. We have all experienced acoustic “reverberation”, or echo, in large open spaces....