Mark workstations, meeting areas and other spaces where overhead sound absorption is needed. Set a room-specific acoustic brief rather than relying on a panel rating alone.
Locate lights, ventilation, sprinklers and access panels. Check the ceiling construction and the approved fixing points before choosing where the three suspension cables can go.
Allow clearance below the V-shaped element and coordinate its adjustable cable height with the rest of the ceiling services. Check the final height on site.
Decide whether a single element or a repeated arrangement suits the room. Confirm coverage with an acoustic designer for larger or more demanding spaces.
Compare the colours listed in Caimi's technical sheet with the ceiling and interior scheme. Request a current sample before fixing a project-wide selection.
Provide the ceiling drawing, room use, preferred layout and finish to the project team. Ask them to confirm fixing suitability, access and acoustic performance for the space.
The V-Flap Ceiling Acoustic Elements were specified within the Bravura project as part of the acoustic treatment throughout the office. Positioned overhead, the sound-absorbing panels help reduce reverberation and improve acoustic comfort within busy working areas, while their distinctive angled form introduces a subtle architectural feature to the ceiling. The result combines effective sound management with a clean, contemporary aesthetic.
V-Flap is a ceiling-suspended acoustic element by Caimi. Two angled Flap panels attach to a chromed-steel frame and hang from three ceiling cables.
They add sound-absorbing surfaces overhead in shared work and meeting areas. The amount and position needed depend on the acoustic brief for the room.
The Flap panels use Caimi’s Snowsound construction, with variable-density polyester-fibre padding and Trevira CS polyester fabric on both faces.
Caimi reports Class A absorption for the tested panel under ISO 11654, following reverberation-room testing to ISO 354. Performance within a room depends on the overall layout and its other surfaces.
The two panels are screwed to a chromed-steel tubular frame. Three steel cables connect the frame to ceiling fixings, with fittings that allow the suspension height to be adjusted. The ceiling substrate and fixing plan need project checks.
Yes, they can add overhead absorption in open-plan work areas. The number and position of elements should follow the room’s acoustic design.
Yes, provided the ceiling fixings, suspension height, lighting and other services have been coordinated. An overhead element leaves desk and floor space clear.
Yes. Several elements can be arranged across a larger ceiling area. Agree spacing, access and acoustic coverage as part of the layout.
Each double-sided panel contains variable-density polyester fibre with Trevira CS polyester fabric on both faces. A formed rigid edge means the panel needs no surrounding stiffening frame. The suspended support is chromed steel.
Yes. The overhead panels can be specified in these spaces as part of a room acoustic plan. The tested panel rating does not by itself predict speech clarity in a finished room.
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