Silent Board Flex: A multidimensional wall panels that play with form, light, and shadow while enhancing the sound experience.
Product News: Silent Board Flex
To mark DAMPA’s 70th anniversary, the company has launched a new line of wall-mounted solutions that explore form and design in new ways: DAMPA® Silent Board Flex.
“We often hear from people who feel that their rooms do not live up to acoustic expectations. By utilising the walls - the equivalent of around 10-20% of the floor area - we can easily enhance the sound experience.
We are therefore excited to unveil our newest wall panels: DAMPA® Silent Board Flex. Here, you get complete design freedom and the opportunity to play freely with form, light, and shadow”
-Lone Rold, Project and Architectural Advisor at DAMPA.
DAMPA® Silent Board Flex is a series of wall panels consisting of four graphic elements. With their multi-dimensional shapes in raw material, light dances along the edges and creates an expressive experience. Viewed from one side, the dynamic illuminated forms are unmistakable; from the opposite side, the shifting light offers a surprising impression as it breaks the surface and adds new dimensions to each panel.
The new series gives architects full freedom to shape their own expression. With the elements’ varying forms and the option to choose from all RAL and NCS colours, there is extensive design freedom and the opportunity to experiment with form, light, and shadow - giving passers-by a complete visual experience.
A Changing Experience of Sound and Light
Speaking about the new wall panels, Lone Rold explains:
“The unique aspect of DAMPA® Silent Board Flex is the high degree of design freedom, allowing you to combine the elements in any sequence you wish,”
explains Lone Rold, adding:
“You can alternate between calm and dynamic compositions and create a changing experience as people move past the elements.”
With its graphic expression, the modules fit seamlessly into modern architecture and present a strong opportunity to improve the indoor environment in both new and existing buildings and homes. The new series of wall-mounted panels helps ensure the best possible sound experience, as the panels combine all three absorber types: porous, membrane, and resonance.
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