T-MAX® BOARD
T-MAX® Board is PET acoustic panels. It is a sound absorbing panel developed with environmental friendliness in mind as 100% polyester fiber. The panels are available for various applications, including baffle, wall and ceiling covering, partitions or custom installations.
The PET acoustic panels are commonly selected for tack-able, surfaces as a lower cost solution replacing cork and fabric wrapped panels.
Ideal for
Industrial / Manufacturing
Natatoriums
Offices
Schools
Auditoriums
Sound Rooms
Gymnasiums
Universities
Restaurants
Retail Spaces
Key Features & Benefits
Fire resistant (EN 13501-1, B-s1,d0 / ASTM E84, Class A )
Available in a wide range of colors
Excellent acoustic performance
Naturally resistant to moisture
Light-weight and easy to handle and install
Made from 100% polyester fiber without chemical binders
Highly durable providing long-term stability and performance
Safe, non-toxic, non-irritant and non-allergenic
Manufactured under ISO9001 and ISO14001 accredited Quality and Environmental Systems
Specifications
| Density | 80~280 kg/m3 | 5~18 pcf |
| Thickness | 3~25mm | 3~25 T |
| Standard Width | 1,220mm | 48” |
| Standard Length | 2,440mm | 96” |
Available for customizing orders in density, thickness and dimension.
Color
T-MAX® is available in a comprehensive range of neutral and vibrant colors. Colors shown are for reference only, please contact us for a sample prior to ordering.
Mounting Methods
Adhesive And Finish Nails
Construction grade adhesive allows for the most flexibility in adapting to varying job site conditions. Finish nails on the edges are driven beneath the fabric to provide hold as adhesive dries
Concealed Edge Clips
Concealed edge clips are used for installing on concrete, block or metal walls or wherever finish nails cannot be used. Construction adhesive is also used for additional support
Z-Clip
Mechanical “Z” clips are used when panels are to be removed on a frequent basis. Clips are attached to panels on resin-hardened spots and attached to walls with screws
Hook And Loop
Hook and loop fastening systems are utilized on panels that will occasionally be removed but not on a frequent basis as this will degrade the effectiveness of fasteners