MMT Acoustix® Acoustic Fabric Panels
Acoustic Fabric Panels in Rome
MMT Acoustix exports acoustic fabric panels to Rome, Italy direct from its own plant in Palwal, India. High GSM polyester fabric laminated onto high-density acoustic foam by a tri-laminate flame method. The panels reduce reverberation and improve sound clarity while adding to the decor. Made by MMTPL at the Palwal plant, Haryana.
Quick answer for Rome: MMT Acoustix manufactures MMT Acoustix® Acoustic Fabric Panels at its own plant in Palwal, India and supplies acoustic fabric panels in Rome, Italy, with a quote within 48 hours. Acoustic Fabric Panels by MMT Acoustix: high GSM polyester fabric on acoustic foam, 54 inch width, 500 to 800 GSM, 100+ colours, Class C fire, 3 year warranty.
The problem it solves
What Acoustic Fabric Panels fix for you in Rome
Reverberation and ambient noise
Reduces reverberation and ambient noise, improving room acoustics.
Echo in podcast and recording setups
Reduces echo and improves recording clarity.
Unclear speech in conference rooms
Clearer communication around the table.
Too much light in auditoriums
Fabric curtains give sound control and up to 95% light blockage.
Noisy offices and hospitality spaces
Less noise with a fabric finish that adds design elegance.
Applications
Where Acoustic Fabric Panels go in Rome
Curtains for auditoriums
Enhances sound control and light management in large spaces.
Podcast setups
Reduces echo and improves recording clarity.
Home theatres
Enhances sound quality and aesthetic appeal.
Also used in
- Recording studiosControls unwanted noise and reverberation.
- Conference roomsEnsures clear communication.
- Auditoriums and theatresDelivers optimal acoustic performance.
- Hospitality spacesAdds design elegance while improving sound quality.
- Office spacesReduces noise pollution for a productive environment.
- Educational institutionsClassrooms, libraries and seminar halls.
Specifications
Acoustic Fabric Panels: technical data
| Manufacturer | MMTPL, Palwal plant, Haryana, India |
| Fabric | High GSM polyester fabric |
| Core | High-density acoustic foam |
| Lamination | Tri-laminate flame method |
| Width | 54 inches |
| Thickness | 2 to 5 mm |
| Fabric weight | 500 to 800 GSM |
| NRC | 0.20 |
| Fire rating | Class C |
| Colour fastness | AATCC-168 |
| Electrostatic resistance | 0.2 KV (AATCC-134) |
| Light blockage | Up to 95% |
| Colours | 100+ fabric options |
| Installation | Sticking and plastic grippers |
| Warranty | 3 years against manufacturing defects |
Soundproofing: the fix for every sound problem
3-layer soundproofing
- 1
Layer 1: SoundBlanket® MLV
The dense barrier that isolates sound and stops it passing through walls, ceilings and floors.
- 2
Layer 2: BassBloc®
High-density sound absorber over the MLV that controls low-frequency noise.
- 3
Layer 3: Echsorbix®, SoundaXe® or WDWL®
The final acoustic finish: Echsorbix® PET felt, SoundaXe® wooden acoustics or WDWL® wood wool panels.
Layer 2 can also be covered with gypsum or cement board before adding the final acoustic layer.
Different thickness in each layer will give different STC and NRC levels.
Custom and OEM
Made to your drawing
Panels are made to order in the required dimensions, thicknesses and fabric colours, including shaped and curved panels, since the core is cut and wrapped to the drawing rather than supplied as a fixed module.
Supply to Rome
Buying acoustic fabric panels in Rome
Every order of acoustic fabric panels for Rome is made at our plant in Palwal, India and exported to Rome, Italy. Rome is about 6,000 km from our Palwal plant, and orders are shipped there as export cargo. Products in stock leave the same day if payment is received before 2pm. Custom orders take 6 to 15 days, and export freight to Italy is confirmed with your quote.
Our export work includes Saudi Aramco (60,000 m²), the Royal Opera House Muscat and Hilton Dubai. To get a price for acoustic fabric panels in Rome, send the quantity and specification on WhatsApp or by email. We quote within 48 hours. Installation is carried out by your local contractor or installer.
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