Acoustics America Company Overview 
What are Fabric Wrapped Acoustic Panels? Transform ordinary walls and ceilings into custom architectural features with our Fabric-Wrapped Acoustic Cloud Shapes. Available in circles, hexagons, and triangles, these versatile acoustic ceiling clouds combine modern design with effective sound control to create quieter, more comfortable environments in offices, schools, healthcare facilities, hospitality spaces, churches, and other commercial interiors.
Each cloud features a 1″ recyclable polyester acoustic core wrapped in your choice of premium acoustical fabrics and delivers a 0.75 NRC to help reduce echo, absorb unwanted sound, and improve speech clarity. Available in multiple sizes and three distinctive geometric shapes, these clouds can be installed individually or combined to create striking ceiling features, honeycomb patterns, or custom layouts that reflect your project’s aesthetic.
Choose from four fabric collections, including industry-leading Guilford of Maine fabrics, to coordinate with your interior design. Lightweight and easy to install, Fabric-Wrapped Acoustic Shapes offer endless design possibilities without the cost and lead time of custom fabrication.
Product Highlights
- High-Performance Sound Absorption
The 1″ polyester acoustic core features a 0.75 NRC which helps reduce reverberation, minimize distracting noise, and improve speech intelligibility in open or high-traffic environments. - Multiple Shapes, Endless Possibilities
Available in circles, hexagons, and triangles and offered in multiple sizes, these acoustic ceiling clouds can be mixed and matched to create custom ceiling installations ranging from simple statement pieces to large-scale architectural features. - Sustainable & Recyclable Construction
Manufactured with a durable 100% recyclable polyester core, these clouds offer an environmentally responsible acoustic solution without sacrificing performance or appearance. - Class A Fire Rated
Tested for safety and performance, the clouds meet Class A fire rating requirements, making them suitable for a wide range of commercial, educational, hospitality, and public spaces. - Manufactured in the USA
Proudly manufactured in the United States with quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.
Need a custom acoustic solution? Contact us to discuss clouds layouts, fabric selections, and project specific requirements.
| Details and Specifications | ||
|---|---|---|
| Shapes and Sizes | Circle | Small (23.5" x 23.5") Medium (36" x 36") Large (47.5" x 47.5") |
| Hexagon | Small (24" x 21") Medium (36" x 31.5") Large (47" x 40") |
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| Triangle | Small (23.5" x 20.375") Medium (36" x 31.125") Large (47.5" x 41.125") |
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| Core | Polyester | |
| Design | Frameless | |
| Flammability Rating | Class A | |
| Architectural Product Reference | Sound Absorbing Wall Unit | |
| Sound Absorption at Various Frequencies | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frequency (Hz) | 125 | 250 | 500 | 1000 | 2000 | 4000 |
| Polyester 1" NRC (.75) | 0.6 | 0.34 | 0.68 | 0.93 | 0.98 | 0.97 |
Frequently Asked Questions View All FAQs
No. Our acoustic panels and ceiling clouds feature fabric on the front face, sides (edges), and a small border on the back. They are not fully wrapped in fabric on all sides.
This is intentional. Because acoustic panels are mounted against a wall, and ceiling clouds are suspended with the back facing the ceiling, the back side is not visible. Fully wrapping would add unnecessary cost without providing additional acoustic performance.
If you are looking for a product that is fully finished on all sides, consider our Acoustic Ceiling Baffles. Unlike acoustic panels and ceiling clouds, ceiling baffles are installed vertically and can be viewed from any angle. Because of this, ceiling baffles are fully wrapped in acoustically transparent fabric for a clean, finished appearance.
Learn more about our Acoustic Ceiling Baffles.
Our products are safe and effective and have been tested by an independent lab. All our panels and clouds carry a Class A fire rating which is the highest rating possible under the ASTM E84, a test used by code officials and regulatory agencies in the acceptance of interior finish materials.
Absolutely. We offer fabric samples for all of our acoustic fabric lines. Some fabric lines are free of charge, with a nominal shipping and handling fee, while others have a small per-sample cost plus nominal shipping and handling fee.
Our polyester core fabric-wrapped products, as well as our desk dividers, are tackable and can be used as bulletin boards. We do not recommend using fiberglass core products for this purpose.
We currently offer our fabric-wrapped acoustic products in a wide range of colors across 4 fabric lines:
Classic 700 Series:
- Timeless earth tone colors.
- Wool-like texture adds durable, warm aesthetics to any space.
- Excellent acoustical performance.
- Classic look made famous by studios, theaters and listening rooms nationwide.
- Class A fire rated.
Acoustics America:
- Excellent acoustical performance.
- Beautiful spectrum of colors representing America from sea to shining sea, in a fabric designed for acoustical performance.
- Class A fire rated.
Guilford of Maine Anchorage:
- Produced by Guilford of Maine.
- Unique crepe texture.
- Often specified by designers looking for a unique finish.
- Very good acoustical performance.
- Class A fire rated.
Guilford of Maine FR701:
- Produced by Guilford of Maine
- The Go To Fabric of designers
- 100% post-consumer recycled polyester
- Class 1 or A per ASTM E84 fire rated
No. Our acoustic panels and ceiling clouds feature fabric on the front face, sides (edges), and a small border on the back. They are not fully wrapped in fabric on all sides.
This is intentional. Because acoustic panels are mounted against a wall, and ceiling clouds are suspended with the back facing the ceiling, the back side is not visible. Fully wrapping would add unnecessary cost without providing additional acoustic performance.
If you are looking for a product that is fully finished on all sides, consider our Acoustic Ceiling Baffles. Unlike acoustic panels and ceiling clouds, ceiling baffles are installed vertically and can be viewed from any angle. Because of this, ceiling baffles are fully wrapped in acoustically transparent fabric for a clean, finished appearance.
Learn more about our Acoustic Ceiling Baffles.
Our products are safe and effective and have been tested by an independent lab. All our panels and clouds carry a Class A fire rating which is the highest rating possible under the ASTM E84, a test used by code officials and regulatory agencies in the acceptance of interior finish materials.
Absolutely. We offer fabric samples for all of our acoustic fabric lines. Some fabric lines are free of charge, with a nominal shipping and handling fee, while others have a small per-sample cost plus nominal shipping and handling fee.
Our polyester core fabric-wrapped products, as well as our desk dividers, are tackable and can be used as bulletin boards. We do not recommend using fiberglass core products for this purpose.
We currently offer our fabric-wrapped acoustic products in a wide range of colors across 4 fabric lines:
Classic 700 Series:
- Timeless earth tone colors.
- Wool-like texture adds durable, warm aesthetics to any space.
- Excellent acoustical performance.
- Classic look made famous by studios, theaters and listening rooms nationwide.
- Class A fire rated.
Acoustics America:
- Excellent acoustical performance.
- Beautiful spectrum of colors representing America from sea to shining sea, in a fabric designed for acoustical performance.
- Class A fire rated.
Guilford of Maine Anchorage:
- Produced by Guilford of Maine.
- Unique crepe texture.
- Often specified by designers looking for a unique finish.
- Very good acoustical performance.
- Class A fire rated.
Guilford of Maine FR701:
- Produced by Guilford of Maine
- The Go To Fabric of designers
- 100% post-consumer recycled polyester
- Class 1 or A per ASTM E84 fire rated
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