Fabric Acoustic Ceiling Clouds

Maintain your space’s décor while improving the sound quality from above with our Acoustic Ceiling Clouds - the perfect solution for rooms with limited wall space or sound that is reflecting off a ceiling.

Acoustic clouds are designed to suspend horizontally from the ceiling and absorb sound from the front, back, and sides for optimal sound control. Audimute's clouds are available in various sizes, shapes, and cover materials, such as fabric wrapped or AcoustiColor coating.

Main Features:

• Effective - 1.5" thick with a 0.95 NRC. Absorbs on average 95% of sound waves. The clouds effectively reduce echo and reverberation in a room, improving speech and overall sound clarity.
• Customizable - Coated in your choice of paint color or wrapped in acoustical fabric (including images). Custom sizes, thicknesses, shapes, and cover materials available upon request.
• Eco-Friendly - The core of all Audimute sound absorption products is our proprietary eco-C-tex® material, which is a blend of 100% recycled cotton and cellulose fibers, most of which comes from recycled newspaper. Making eco-C-tex takes 1/10^th the energy of making fiberglass and 1/40^th of making foam.
• Safe for Your Health - Completely fiberglass-free, unlike alternative sound absorbing material. Fiberglass can irritate lungs, eyes, skin, and throat.
• Class-A Fire Rated - Suitable for use in commercial spaces, conforms to most building regulations. The materials used in our panels have received the highest rating possible under the ASTM E-84.
• Easy to Install - Fabric and AcoustiColor Clouds come with eye hooks or steel perforated angles that are used for mounting to most ceiling hanging solutions, such Gripple Express Hangers and cables, which are available on Audimute.com.
• Made in the USA - Designed and handmade in the USA.
• Fast Lead Times - Most Fabric Cloud orders ship within 2-3 business days.

Chat with us Online at Audimute.com or call 1.866.505.MUTE to create your sound solution. We are passionate about solving sound issues.