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Acoustic rafts and baffles
Acoustic Rafts

Acoustic rafts are horizontal sound-absorbing panels suspended below the ceiling to reduce echo and improve acoustic comfort. They are ideal where a full suspended ceiling is not desired, offering strong performance and contemporary aesthetics for offices, education facilities and architectural spaces.

 

Key Benefits

- High acoustic absorption with partial ceiling coverage

- Ideal for exposed soffit or concrete ceilings

- Available in a wide range of materials and shapes

- Enhances design while reducing reverberation

- Custom options available

Applications

- Offices and collaboration areas

- Classrooms, libraries and universities

- Hospitality venues and dining spaces

- Reception areas and public buildings

- Multipurpose halls and community centres

 

Technical Performance

- NRC typically 0.75–1.00+

- Acoustic testing in accordance with ISO 354 and EN ISO 11654

- Effective for mid–high frequency absorption

 

Fire Ratings & Compliance

- Offered in AS 1530.3 compliant materials

- European classifications available including EN 13501-1

- Low VOC options for sensitive environments

Installation

- Suspended via cable kits or threaded rods

- Adjustable heights for design and acoustic optimisation

- Installed as individual rafts or grouped arrays

- Works seamlessly with lighting and HVAC layouts

 

FAQs

How are rafts different from baffles?

Rafts are horizontal panels; baffles are vertical. Both provide strong absorption suited to different design aesthetics.

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Can rafts be customised?

Yes — shapes, sizes and colours can be tailored.

 

Do rafts lower the ceiling height?

Their suspension height is adjustable to suit the design intent.

 

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Speak with us about raft materials, shapes and performance options for your project.

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