Wall sound-absorbing panel PLEIADI

natural fiberclaycellulose fiber

Designer / Year
2023, Studiopepe

Description
Decorative wall tile made from cotton linters and clays, obtained through a cold artisanal production process. Linters are the short fibers surrounding the cotton seed after the first ginning; removed by a second, more energetic ginning, they provide very pure cellulose fibres traditionally used in papermaking and for wadding, wicks, felts and viscose yarns. Pleiadi revalues this by-product of cotton production into a functional decorative element. The finish is handcrafted using a blend of natural earths, without artificial dyes or mordants. The product is ecological and sustainable.

Finish and colour
Available in the "nature" colour. The finish is obtained by artisanal mixing of natural earths, with no added artificial dyes or mordants.

Installation and compositions
Each tile can be installed horizontally or vertically to create different compositions and graphic effects. As a handcrafted product, individual tile dimensions may vary slightly.

Performance and functional features
The cellulose composition of Pleiadi ensures high sound absorption performance despite very low thicknesses, making it suitable for decorative coverings with acoustic function.

Download and resources
Product sheet (available in PDF).

Dimensions
CM (D x L x P x H)
19.5 x 3 x 19.5

Inches (D x L x P x H)
7¾ x 1¼ x 7¾

Technical characteristics / Specifications

• Composition: cotton linters and clays (natural cellulose fibres).
• Finish: artisanal blend of natural earths ("nature" colour), without artificial dyes or mordants.
• Single tile dimensions: 19.5 x 3 x 19.5 cm (D x P x L).
• Orientation: can be installed horizontally or vertically for varied compositions.
• Thickness: 3 cm.
• Acoustic properties: high sound absorption performance at reduced thickness.
• Production: handcrafted cold process; dimensional tolerances possible.
• Sustainability: use of cotton production by-product (linters) and natural earths for finish.