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In interior environments, acoustic linings are becoming a common design feature as a way to dampen sound levels while providing a healthy and aesthetically pleasing space. However, due to their porous or perforated nature, some acoustic linings are more fire-prone than others, so obtaining an approved fire certificate or Performance Solution is crucial.
Despite the risks being well known, interior design frequently overlooks the threat of uncontrolled noise. The reason for this is the perception that acoustic products frequently clash with the aesthetics of the building. A new generation of acoustic treatments is providing designers with a broader range of design options to address the imbalance between acoustic performance, appearance, and visual comfort.
Explaining the move, Richard Hamber, General Manager Deco Australia says: “The switch to Local green aluminium will also directly support our customers across the architectural and building industries by supplying aluminium building products made from responsibly sourced, lower-carbon aluminium, helping them to achieve their own sustainable initiatives and outcomes.”