What are micro-perforated acoustic panels? How many models are there?

What are micro-perforated acoustic panels? How many models are there?

Micro-perforated acoustic panels are widely used for acoustic conditioning in interior spaces. Spigotec or Spigoacustic wood acoustic tiles include these, which have the smallest perforations and are therefore the most discreet. Just like slotted perforation acoustic...
The benefits of using wood panels in Passivhaus-certified projects

The benefits of using wood panels in Passivhaus-certified projects

Wood panels and Passivhaus are two terms that we often hear or read in the same sentence. Passivhaus aims to reduce the energy consumption of buildings by approximately 70% compared to those built to conventional standards, and the constructive advantages of wood...
Slotted or oblong perforated acoustic panels

Slotted or oblong perforated acoustic panels

Many people notice walls in offices, restaurants or auditoriums covered with slotted or oblong perforated acoustic panels but they do not know what they are for. Although they play a major aesthetic role, because wood is a widely used material in interior decoration,...
5 reasons to use wood if you want to earn BREEAM certification

5 reasons to use wood if you want to earn BREEAM certification

Wood and BREEAM certification are compatible. Moreover, using wood in your project can help you obtain this environmental sustainability certificate. BREEAM stands for Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method, a voluntary sustainability rating...
Spigoacustic and Spigotec A+ wood acoustic panels

Spigoacustic and Spigotec A+ wood acoustic panels

All panel models in the Spigoacustic and Spigotec catalogues are A+ wood acoustic panels. They bear this label from the start of their manufacture, when they were just an MDF board base. What does this label mean? What advantages does it offer? A+ is a widely-used,...