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Acoustic Cladding
Reflecting or absorbing panels and tiles for tunnel walls, the walls of sunken roads and railway platforms. Recycled polyethylene, aluminium, absorbing concrete or recycled glass, chosen for the structure.
Where it goes
Three Structures
Cladding treats a wall that already exists. The structure decides the material.
Tunnel Walls
Absorbing or reflecting panels, with fire performance where the tunnel requires it.
Sunken Road Walls
Retaining structures beside the carriageway, absorbing towards the traffic.
Railway Platforms
Platform walls and edges, absorbing where trains stand and brake.
Four materials
Four Materials Compared
Pick the material for the structure, the fire requirement and the finish.
| Material | Absorption | Weight | Sizes mm | Fire | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RMP recycled polyethylene | A2 to A3, DLα 4 to 12 dB | 5 to 10 kg/m² | 500 to 3000 x 500 to 1500 | EN 1794-2 | Any RAL, free 3D design |
| Aluminium | A2 to A4, DLα 4 to 12 dB | Light | 500 or 1000 wide; to 6000 long | EN 1794-2 | Flat, profiled or composite; clips or direct fixing |
| Absorbing concrete tiles | A1 to A4, DLα 6 to 16 dB | 30 to 50 kg/m² | 500 x 250 or 600 x 600 | A2 or B, s1 | Wood fibre, Miscanthus or porous face |
| Reapor recycled glass | A2 to A3, DLα 4 to 12 dB | 270 kg/m³ | 625 x 625 or 1250 x 625; 24.5 or 50 thick | A1, s1, d0; RWS | Sprayed in any RAL |
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Where acoustic cladding are specified. Each application page covers the typical challenges, decisions and relevant projects.
