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Why PET Felt Is the Material Defining Modern Acoustic Design
From recycled plastic bottles to precision-cut wall panels — PET felt has become the go-to material for architects, designers, and acoustic specifiers worldwide.
What Is NRC and Why Does It Matter for Your Space?
NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) is one of the most important metrics when specifying acoustic panels. Here's what it means and how to use it.
Designing for WELL and LEED: How Acoustic Panels Contribute to Certification
LEED and WELL building certifications increasingly recognise acoustic comfort as a core component of healthy spaces. Here's how PET felt panels can help you achieve credits.
Acoustic Panels in Education: Creating Spaces Where Students Can Focus
Poor acoustics in schools and universities reduce comprehension, increase teacher fatigue, and impact learning outcomes. Here's how to specify effectively.
From Plastic Bottle to Panel: How Feltbay Makes Recycled PET Felt
Every Feltbay panel starts life as a plastic bottle. Here's the journey from waste material to high-performance acoustic product — manufactured in the UAE.
How to Specify Acoustic Panels for Hospitality Projects
Hotels, restaurants, and leisure venues have unique acoustic requirements. Here's how designers and fit-out contractors can approach acoustic specification for hospitality spaces.
