Sustainability
Fabrix™ is a pioneering fabric system recognized for its acoustic performance and environmental sustainability. It utilizes proprietary polymer tracks, constructed from unplasticized polyvinyl chloride (UPVC), which is known for its durability and low environmental impact.
The materials used in Fabrix™ are not only sourced sustainably but are also fully recyclable and devoid of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), aligning with the highest standards of eco-friendly production.
Fabrix™ is a fabric system that uses proprietary polymer tracks to construct acoustic panels. Our fabric system is made of only unplasticized polyvinyl chloride (UPVC). The tracks hold the fabric and the sound absorbing substrate in place to make acoustic panels.
Fabrix™ tracks are crafted from recycled plastics, which helps decrease landfill waste and reduces the reliance on virgin materials. By converting recycled plastics into high-quality UPVC, Fabrix™ repurposes waste into functional elements of acoustic panels.
At the end of their useful life, Fabrix™ tracks can be upcycled into new materials. This upcycling process involves breaking down the old tracks and reformulating them into new UPVC products, demonstrating a commitment to sustainability and waste reduction.
Fabrix™ fabric systems exemplify the integration of sustainability with acoustic performance. By incorporating recycled materials and upcycling used products, Fabrix™ significantly reduces its environmental impact. The absence of VOCs and the use of sustainable raw materials ensure that the fabric systems are safe for both users and the environment. These practices align with global efforts to reduce emissions and waste, making Fabrix™ a leader in eco-friendly architectural acoustics solutions.