Airflake Blade Closed Pack of 3, Blue

Airflake Blade Closed Pack of 3, Blue. Airflake Blade Closed is a modular sound-absorbing screen system made from moulded fibre felt, designed by Stefan Borselius. It creates transparent spaces within rooms while diffusing unpleasant sound reverberations. The hexagonal modules can be freely combined to form custom patterns, ideal for enhancing acoustics and aesthetics in various interior environments. The pack includes three blue modules and plastic connectors for assembly.

Mounting options include suspension from ceilings or walls using aluminium rails (sold separately) or direct fixing to walls as decorative sound-absorbing panels. Sound Absorbing. Modular Hexagon. Includes Connectors. Blue. Pack of 3Modular Design. The hexagonal modules connect using included plastic connectors, allowing you to create unique patterns tailored to your space and acoustic needs. Versatile Mounting. Modules can be suspended from ceilings or mounted on walls using aluminium suspension rails (accessory), or fixed directly to walls for decorative sound absorption. Key Features.

Made from moulded fibre felt for effective sound absorption. Modular hexagonal shape enables flexible, customisable screen patterns. Includes plastic connectors for easy assembly of modules. Can be suspended from ceilings or mounted on walls using aluminium rails (sold separately)Can be directly fixed to walls as decorative sound-absorbing panels. Available in multiple colours: red, green, pink, blue, turquoise, black, and light grey. Pack contains three blue modules. Designed by Stefan Borselius. Installation & Practical Considerations. Modules assemble using included plastic connectors for secure attachment.

Suspension rail accessory required for ceiling or wall mounting with rails. Can alternatively be fixed directly to walls without rails for decorative use. Delivery is free to mainland Great Britain. Mix and match with Airflake Pocket modules, which offer magazine storage and combine seamlessly with standard Airflake modules