Ecophon Acoustic Ceilings - Focus additional systems

Ecophon Focus Wing

LEFT: Metro Arkitekter Malmö, Sweden, Architect: Metro Arkitekter, Photo: Johan Kalén

Ecophon Focus Wing provides a whole new dimension to the acoustic ceiling. With this additional system, the ceiling becomes more than just a surface – it becomes a design element and a focal point. Focus Wing can be used as a free-hanging unit over a meeting place or a workstation. It can also be used for level changes or in transitions to other construction elements.

Ecophon Edge

Project Community Sports Hall Warszawa, Polen, Architect: Przedsiębiorstwo Projektowo-Wykonawcze pro-Art KONOPKA, Photo: Szymon Polanski

ABOVE: Project Community Sports Hall Warszawa, Polen, Architect: Przedsiębiorstwo Projektowo-Wykonawcze pro-Art KONOPKA, Photo: Szymon Polanski

Ecophon Edge is a free hanging system with its own special character since the section of the Connect Edge Profile and the Connect Edge Corner has a slight vertical slope. The floating ceiling, installed in rectangular islands, becomes a design element with a soft and balanced appearance thanks to the Edge moulding. The outer edges are angled slightly upwards and outwards or downwards and outwards, as required.

Focus 3-Dimensional ceilings

ABOVE: Intentia, Stockholm, Sweden, Architect: Hans Murman Arkitektkontor, Photo: Åke E:son Lindman

Ecophon Focus S-line, Focus Quadro, Focus L-line and Focus Flexiform curved ceiling panels enable you to vary the heights of different parts of the ceiling. They provide an easy way to adapt the ceiling to installations and the structural features that are inherent to the building. Raising and lowering the ceiling in this way can produce an innovative and exciting ceiling design.

Ecophon Focus frieze

FOCUS WING: Hennes & Mauritz, DC, Oslo, Norway, Architect: Niels Torp Arkitekter, Photo: Jiri Havran

FOCUS S-LINE: Sundsvall University, Sweden, Architect: Arken Arkitekter AB, Stockholm, Photo: Åke E:son Lindman

Öhrlings PricewaterhouseCoopers, Halmstad, Sweden, Contractor: AkustikService AB , Photo: Studio Ekvall Helsingborg AB/Bengt Jansson

FOCUS QUADRO: Scania Office building, Nadarzyn, Poland, Photo: Szymon Polanski

FOCUS WING: Hennes & Mauritz, DC, Oslo, Norway, Architect: Niels Torp Arkitekter, Photo: Jiri Havran
FOCUS S-LINE: Sundsvall University, Sweden, Architect: Arken Arkitekter AB, Stockholm, Photo: Åke E:son Lindman
FOCUS L-LINE: Öhrlings PricewaterhouseCoopers, Halmstad, Sweden, Contractor: AkustikService AB , Photo: Studio Ekvall Helsingborg AB/Bengt Jansson
FOCUS QUADRO: Scania Office building, Nadarzyn, Poland, Photo: Szymon Polanski

The sound absorbers in the ceiling perimeter are extremely important as in that they absorb both the sounds coming directly from the sound source and those reflected from the upper part of the walls. The Focus frieze system is used to create a smooth interface between the wall and the suspended ceiling without any visible wall-trims.

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