Product Description 

ALPHA-GLASS panels are high-performance acoustic wall and ceiling solutions wrapped in fabric. They provide excellent sound absorption and reverberation control, making them ideal for applications such as home studios, cinemas, offices, and institutional spaces. 

Sound Absorption Coefficients

Tested per ASTM C423 – Type A Mounting

Fire Resistance:

ALPHA-Glass panels offer high performance in reaction to fire:

ASTM E84 (Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials): Classified as Class A, with a flame-spread index ≤ 25 and a smoke-developed index ≤ 50, ensuring excellent resistance to flame propagation and limited smoke production.

CAN/ULC-S102 (Canadian Method of Fire and Smoke Spread Testing): Classified as Class A, with a flame-spread index ≤ 25 and a smoke-developed index ≤ 50, confirming compliance with North American fire safety requirements.

LEED® Contribution

ALPHA-Glass acoustic panels contribute to the sustainability criteria of LEED v4/v4.1. Manufactured from a fiberglass core with recycled content and wrapped in low-VOC acoustic fabric, they support healthy indoor air quality and meet acoustic performance requirements for occupant comfort. Their durable design, compliant with environmental standards, makes them suitable for projects seeking green certification.

Specifications

Core material: high-density fiberglass (6–7 PCF) with chemically hardened edges (aluminum-hardened edges available on request)

Finish: all standard North American acoustic fabrics, including Guilford of Maine (FR701, Whisper, Anchorage, etc.)

Thicknesses: standard 1″ and 2″ (other available thicknesses: ¾”, 1½”, 3″, 4″)

Maximum dimensions: up to 48″ (width) × 120″ (height) – custom sizes available

Edge types: square or 45° bevel – additional edge types available on request

Mounting options: impaling clips, Z-clips, adhesives, Roto-Fast, washer-plates, and custom mounting systems

Handling and Storage:

Store panels flat in a well-ventilated area. Protect them from humidity and direct sunlight, and avoid resting them on their edges.

Cleaning:

Clean panels with a soft brush or vacuum. For spills, use a non-toxic mild soap with warm water, then blot with a clean cloth without applying excessive pressure.