Fabrix™ uses a special stretch fabric system with acoustically transparent fabric over a sound-absorbing core. This design lets sound waves pass through the fabric and into the core, where the sound is absorbed. The result is effective acoustic treatment without compromising on appearance.

Fabrix™ can be used as wall panels, ceiling fabric panels, or full wall/ceiling installations. The system works for fabric-wrapped walls and ceilings as well as custom stretch-fabric surfaces. This flexibility makes it useful in offices, studios, homes, theatres, and other spaces requiring sound control.

A beveled edge refers to an angled cut that replaces a square edge, giving a smoother, softened finish to wall or panel edges. Using beveled edges in fabric wall panels improves aesthetics by softening hard corners, contributes to a refined look, and helps integrate panels seamlessly into interiors.

Fabrix™ panels often use mineral-wool or Rockwool cores as the absorptive substrate behind the acoustically transparent fabric. Mineral-based cores like Rockwool generally offer strong sound absorption and density, which improves acoustic performance for mid to low frequencies. This makes them more effective than simple foam panels for serious acoustic treatment.

Fabric acoustic panels offer better absorption across a broader frequency range, whereas foam panels perform mostly at high frequencies. Fabric panels provide stronger, longer-lasting sound absorption, better aesthetics, and more design flexibility. These advantages make them ideal for professional spaces such as meeting rooms, studios, auditoriums or any environment where sound quality and visual design matter.