Wall Cladding
Each wall cladding of the concert halls and theatres we have realized in the last years is different. They have a different surface and are formed in different shape.
Our exclusive NORIT-Industrial Board makes every design realisable. These boards may be veneered, laminated, coated, perforated, coloured, cut and 3D-shaped – to cut a long story short: In terms of form, colour and texture nothing confines your imagination. The highly resilient, homogeneous boards are made from gypsum and cellulose fibres and are therefore totally environmentally safe.
The free-form acoustic cladding not only visualizes even the most complex concert hall design. It also has a major influence on architectural acoustics. Depending on the requirements, it can absorb, diffuse and reflect sound – a fact which makes it perfect for use as a wall cladding.
Wall Cladding
NORIT-Industrial Board
| Substructure: | Lindner steel construction | |
| Substrate: | Gypsum fibre panels (NORIT-Industrial Board) | |
| Surface: | Different treatments are possible (e.g. glazed, lacquered, perforated, laminated, veneered, coated or coloured) | |
| Characteristics: | Available in different densities: 1100 kg/m³, 1250 kg/m³ and 1500 kg/m³ can be cut, bended, milled and 3D shaped in various forms acoustically effective: sound reflecting, diffusing or absorbing |
Multilayer plywood
| Substructure: | Lindner steel construction | |
| Substrate: | Multilayer plywood | |
| Surface: | Different treatments are possible (e.g. glazed, lacquered, perforated, laminated, veneered, coated or coloured) | |
| Characteristics: | Can be cut and milled in various shapes acoustically effective: sound reflecting, diffusing or absorbing |
Metal
| Substructure: | Lindner steel construction | |
| Inlay: | Gypsum inlay for sound reflection or diffusion mineral wool inlay for sound absorption | |
| Surface: | Plane metal for sound reflection; grooved metal for sound diffusion; perforated or expended metal for sound absorption | |
| Characteristics: | Acoustically effective: sound reflecting, diffusing or absorbing |
