Wall Absorber - Skull of a Skeleton

How the acoustic picture works

Art with a purpose

Beautiful on the wall. More comfortable sound in the room.

There is a carefully considered construction behind the image. A sound-permeable specialist canvas and a 35 mm acoustic panel help absorb sound and reduce sound reflections in the room.

Sound reaches the pictureFrom the room

Passes through the canvasSpecialist canvas

Is absorbedIn the acoustic panel

Schematic illustration of how it works. The amount of sound absorbed varies with frequency.

How different tones are absorbed

The curve shows the tested V2 construction’s sound absorption from lower to higher frequencies.

Practical sound absorption

Frequency (Hz) · Lower tones → higher tones

What do the percentages mean?

The percentages show practical sound absorption at the stated frequency: αp × 100. For example, 0.50 corresponds to 50%. This does not mean that the sound level throughout the room falls by 50%.

V2 measurement conditions: approximately 35 mm panel thickness, 55 mm overall mounting depth and a 10.8 m² test area. The values apply to the tested construction and mounting.

The difference is on the inside

Close-up of the sound-permeable specialist canvas weave — 01
Lets sound pass through
A canvas specially developed for acoustic pictures allows sound to reach the absorbing panel behind the image.

The acoustic panel’s exposed glass wool core and hanging components — 02
35 mm sound absorber
Behind the canvas is a sound-absorbing glass wool panel that absorbs sound energy.

Back of the picture with hanging wire, fixing and wall spacer — 03
Ready for the wall
Spacers create an air gap against the wall. The picture comes with hanging hardware suited to its weight.

What difference will it make at home?

This depends on factors including the room’s size and surfaces, and the total area and position of the pictures. They help reduce sound reflections within the room; they do not soundproof between rooms.

View values and measurement conditions

Frequency	Coefficient αp	αp × 100
125 Hz	0,15	15 %
250 Hz	0,50	50 %
500 Hz	1,00	100 %
1000 Hz	1,00	100 %
2000 Hz	1,00	100 %
4000 Hz	0,95	95 %

Practical sound absorption coefficient according to SS-EN ISO 11654. Measurement according to SS-EN ISO 354. Test date: 20 November 2024. Weighted sound absorption coefficient αw: 0.80 (H). Absorption class: B.

Source: report O100282-1259344 rev 1, appendix 2. The percentages are converted from the report’s rounded αp values. αw is a weighted rating and does not indicate how much quieter a room will become.

Regular price: 199,90 €
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A pale skeleton with a cigarette against black

A thin cigarette between the teeth gives the pale skeleton an unexpectedly everyday gesture. The rounded skull, neck bones and ribs emerge clearly from the black background, with a faint wisp of smoke near the mouth. Skull of a Skeleton acoustic wall art features Van Gogh's darkly humorous motif, surrounded by a pale border with the artist's name and the artwork title.