“Want to build a home theatre at home on a very low budget? But facing acoustic problems? Then no need to worry anymore — the complete solution is provided below in full detail.”

Polyester Fibre Sheet is a non-woven material made by compressing recycled polyester fibres (often from PET bottles) into dense, rigid, or semi-rigid panels. It is widely used for acoustic insulation, thermal insulation, decorative panels, and wall/ceiling linings.


What types of designs can you create?

Flat home theater

personal home theater

home theater wall paneling

Baffle photo

canteen wall paneling

Technical Specifications

Property Details
Material 100% Recycled Polyester Fiber (PET)
Density 120 – 220 kg/m³ (customizable)
Thickness 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 24mm (most common: 9mm/12mm)
Sheet Size 1220 mm x 2440 mm (4ft x 8ft)
Weight 1.8 – 4.5 kg/sheet (depending on thickness)
NRC Rating 0.35 – 0.90 (depending on design/placement)
Fire Rating B1 or B2 Class (as per standards like ASTM)
Thermal Conductivity Approx. 0.034 – 0.040 W/m·K
Tensile Strength Good; durable for handling and mounting
Color Options Wide range (grey, black, red, blue, beige, etc.)
Eco-Friendly Yes – Made from recycled materials


 Applications

  1. Acoustic Treatment:

    • Walls & ceiling panels in theaters, offices, schools, etc.
    • Reduces echo & improves sound clarity.
  2. Interior Decoration

    • Colored & shaped panels for stylish looks.
    • Used behind TVs, desks, or wall designs.
  3. Thermal Insulation

    • Adds a moderate insulation barrier in partitions or ceilings.
  4. Industrial Use

    • Machinery enclosures, studio walls, acoustic booths.


 Installation Methods

  • Direct pasting using adhesives (like Fevicol SH or PU-based glue)
  • Hook & loop (Velcro)
  • Mechanical fasteners or frame-based mountings
  • Can be cut with a knife or laser for CNC shapes


 Advantages

  • 🔇 Excellent sound absorption

  • 🛠️ Lightweight and easy to install

  • 🌱 Eco-friendly (recycled)

  • 🔥 Fire retardant

  • 💧 Moisture-resistant

  • 🌈 Aesthetic & color customizable

  • 🧼 Easy to clean (dry cloth or vacuum)

Test Certifications (check with supplier)

  • NRC Report (Acoustic test)
  • Fire Retardancy certificate
  • Density and strength test report
  • Formaldehyde Emission – Low/Zero


 Best Use Cases

  • Home Theaters

  • Studios (Podcast, Music, Voice Over)

  • Corporate Conference Rooms

  • Classrooms, Auditoriums

  • Restaurants and Cafés

  • Noise-sensitive office cabins

Important Test Reports & Certificates for Polyester Fiber Sheet

 1. NRC Report (Noise Reduction Coefficient) – Acoustic Performance

  • What is it?
    The Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) is a rating that shows how much sound a material absorbs. Values range from 0 (no absorption) to 1 (full absorption).
  • Standard Testing Method:
    • ASTM C423 (Standard Test Method for Sound Absorption and Sound Absorption Coefficients by the Reverberation Room Method)
    • ISO 354
  • Typical Values for Polyester Fiber Panels:
    • 6mm sheet: NRC ~ 0.30
    • 9mm sheet: NRC ~ 0.50–0.65
    • 12mm sheet with air gap: NRC ~ 0.75–0.90
  • Why it matters:
    Higher NRC helps reduce echo and reverberation in a room, making it ideal for theaters, offices, and studios.
  • Ensure Supplier Provides:
    • Test lab certificate (e.g., from ARAI, NABL lab, or Intertek)
    • Testing based on ASTM C423 or ISO 354


 2. Fire Retardancy Certificate

  • What is it?
    Verifies that the sheet is fire-resistant or self-extinguishing. Important for safety compliance in public buildings.
  • Standard Testing Methods:
    • ASTM E84 (USA) – Surface Burning Characteristics
    • EN 13501-1 (Europe) – B-s1, d0 is common class
    • IS 15061 or IS 11871 (India)
  • Fire Rating Classes:
    • Class B1: Flame-retardant
    • Class B2: Normal flammability
    • Class A: Non-combustible (rare for fiber panels)
  • Ensure Supplier Provides:
    • Certified test report from a government-approved lab (like SGS, Intertek, ARAI)
    • Specifies flammability rating, smoke emission, and burning time


 3. Density and Strength Test Report

  • What is it?
    Shows the material’s compressive strength, tensile strength, and overall density (kg/m³), which affects acoustic and durability properties.
  • Typical Values:
    • Density: 120–220 kg/m³
    • Tensile Strength: Moderate (non-tearable in normal handling)
    • Compression Strength: Withstands mild load pressure without deformation
  • Standard Testing Methods:
    • ISO 845 for Density
    • ISO 1798 / ASTM D3574 for Tensile Strength
    • IS 2380 or ISO 3386 for Compression
  • Ensure Supplier Provides:
    • Density report
    • Strength test certificate from NABL-accredited lab
    • Product data sheet with declared mechanical properties


 4. Formaldehyde Emission Test – Low/Zero VOC

  • What is it?
    Measures Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) and formaldehyde emissions from the sheet. Necessary for health and green building compliance (LEED/GREEN PRO certified projects).
  • Testing Standard:
    • EN 717-1 (Formaldehyde Release – Europe)
    • ASTM D5116 (USA)
    • JIS A 1460 (Japan)
  • Safe Emission Values:
    • E1 Class: ≤ 0.124 mg/m³ (low-emission)
    • E0 Class: ~ 0.05 mg/m³ (nearly zero)
    • Some sheets are formaldehyde-free
  • Ensure Supplier Provides:
    • VOC/Formaldehyde test report from SGS/Intertek/NABL lab
    • Declare “E1/E0 certified” or “Zero VOC” on packaging or brochure


📄 How to Get These Reports?

You should request these directly from your manufacturer or distributor. Use this checklist:

  • 🔲 NRC Lab Certificate (ASTM C423 or ISO 354)
  • 🔲 Fire Rating Certificate (ASTM E84, EN 13501-1)
  • 🔲 Density & Strength Data Sheet (ISO 845, ISO 1798)
  • 🔲 VOC/Formaldehyde Certificate (EN 717-1 or ASTM D5116)

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