Acoustic Clouds

PerfoAudile™ Acoustic Clouds are elegant, horizontally suspended ceiling elements designed to absorb sound while enhancing visual appeal.

Ideal for open-plan offices, commercial interiors, and large exposed spaces, they control reverberation without full ceiling coverage.

Available in micro-perforated, PET felt, or fabric-wrapped cores, these customizable clouds combine superior acoustic performance with limitless design possibilities.

PerfoAudile™ Acoustic Baffles – Stylish Sound Absorption for Open Ceilings

PerfoAudile™ Clouds are elegant, horizontally suspended acoustic ceiling elements designed to absorb sound while enhancing visual architecture. Ideal for open-plan offices, commercial interiors, and large spaces with exposed ceilings, these clouds create a floating acoustic landscape that controls reverberation without full ceiling coverage. It’s excellent performance enhance the space not only aesthetically by also acoustically Available in micro-perforated, PET felt, or fabric-wrapped cores, PerfoAudile™ Clouds are fully customizable in shape, size, and finish offering limitless design possibilities with certified acoustic performance.

APPLICATION AREAS

  1. Airports & Metro Stations
  2. Hospitals & Laboratories
  3. Manufacturing Units
  4. Malls & Retail Spaces
  5. Educational Institutions
  6. Hotels & Lounges 7.Data Centers

Product Specs: Acoustic Clouds

Explore Acoustic Clouds – engineered to combine superior sound absorption with elegant ceiling design. These panels are available in a variety of materials such as fibreglass, polyester fibre, or PET felt, offering flexible acoustic solutions for any space.

Designed for suspended installation, acoustic clouds effectively reduce reverberation, enhance speech clarity, and improve overall acoustic comfort in large or open-plan environments. With customizable shapes, sizes, and finishes, they seamlessly blend functionality with interior design aesthetics.

 

PerfoAudile™ Acoustic Clouds

PerfoAudile™ Acoustic Clouds

PerfoAudile™ Acoustic Clouds Shade Codes

A curated palette of shades for PerfoAudile™ Acoustic Clouds, allowing you to customize your acoustic panels to match any interior design while maintaining optimal sound absorption and a stylish, modern aesthetic.

 

Why Choose Acoustic Clouds?

Acoustic Clouds are designed to combine high-performance sound absorption with elegant ceiling design, making them the ideal solution for open and large-volume spaces. Suspended from the ceiling, these panels reduce reverberation, control background noise, and enhance speech clarity without compromising the openness or aesthetic of your interior.

Crafted from premium materials such as fibreglass, polyester fibre, or PET felt, Acoustic Clouds offer versatile shapes, finishes, and colours to suit a wide range of interior styles. Their lightweight yet durable construction ensures long-lasting performance in spaces like offices, auditoriums, restaurants, retail areas, educational institutes, and commercial lobbies.

By choosing Acoustic Clouds, you invest in a solution that elevates both acoustic performance and visual appeal, providing a seamless blend of functionality, design, and sustainability for modern interiors.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

An acoustic cloud is a suspended ceiling panel designed to absorb sound and reduce reverberation in open spaces. They are typically mounted horizontally from the ceiling and come in various shapes, sizes, and finishes to combine acoustic performance with interior design aesthetics.

Yes, acoustic clouds are highly effective at controlling noise, minimizing echo, and improving speech clarity in large or open environments. When properly designed and installed, they can significantly enhance the acoustic comfort of offices, auditoriums, restaurants, and other commercial or public spaces.

Acoustic clouds are commonly made from materials such as fibreglass, polyester fibre, or PET felt. These materials are chosen for their sound-absorbing properties, durability, and lightweight construction, and many options are eco-friendly and low-VOC.

  • Acoustic Clouds: Mounted horizontally from the ceiling, covering larger areas and often used as design features.
  • Acoustic Baffles: Typically hung vertically and narrower, ideal for controlling sound in corridors, open offices, or spaces where ceiling height or aesthetics require a more subtle solution.
    Both aim to improve acoustics, but their shape, orientation, and visual impact differ.

The thickness of an acoustic cloud usually ranges from 25mm to 100mm, depending on the level of sound absorption required. Thicker panels generally provide better low-frequency absorption, while thinner panels are suitable for higher-frequency noise control.

The three primary types of acoustics in building design are:

  • Absorptive Acoustics: Materials that absorb sound to reduce echo and reverberation.
  • Reflective Acoustics: Surfaces that reflect sound to maintain clarity and even distribution.
  • Diffusive Acoustics: Structures that scatter sound waves to prevent hotspots and improve sound uniformity.