FLEXIBLE SERIES

unique and elegant curves which could fully embody designer’s idea and creativity.

The Auralis Flexible Wood Series is a testament to advanced craftsmanship— transforming wood and wood-based materials into fluid, adaptable acoustic surfaces. Developed using advanced groove-cutting technology, the panels achieve exceptional flexibility, allowing curved and sculptural installations that redefine traditional acoustic design. Delivering effective sound absorption while introducing dynamic form, the Flexible Wood Series creates a powerful visual and acoustic impact—ideal for spaces where architecture and acoustics are meant to move together.

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Auralis Flexible series is based on a superb craftsmanship that makes wood and wood-based materials flexible so that aesthetics and acoustics are combined. The production process adopts the world’s leading groove cutting technology, which has a great degree of freedom, so as to achieve different effects on both sides. It not only has good acoustic and sound absorption effect but also breaks through the traditional rigid installation shape. The curved installation effect gives people a unique visual impact, which can be described as another novel material in the acoustic field. Mainly used in auditoriums, conference rooms, multi-purpose halls, classrooms and other places.

FEATURES

Flexible wood series are suitable for acoustically sensitive rooms such as concert halls, recording studios, cinemas, restaurants, foyers, classrooms, etc. Measurements by the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (EMPA) confirm that corrugated dukta acoustic elements achieve remarkable high sound absorption values across all frequencies. The excellent acoustic properties, combined with the fascinating optics allow for spatial experiences that meet the highest demands.

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Auralis Janus

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