Southeast Asia Hotel Room Noise Silencing Solutions: Environmental Certification and Installation Steps for Polyester Fiber Acoustic Panels
In Southeast Asia's bustling tourist destinations, the hotel industry is booming. However, guest room noise continues to plague hoteliers and guests. Whether it's street noise, movement from adjacent rooms, or sounds from the hotel's public areas, they can disrupt a guest's tranquil experience. To address this challenge, more and more hotels are turning to polyester fiber acoustic panels as the core of their noise silencing solutions.
Environmental certification of polyester fiber sound-absorbing panels
Safe and Non-Toxic Materials
Our polyester fiber acoustic panels are made from 100% polyester fiber, which is chemically stable and has a high molecular weight, making it difficult for the human body to absorb. Rigorous testing has shown that their formaldehyde emissions are only 0.05 mg/L, far below the national safety standard of ≤5 mg/L, ensuring that they pose no health risks to hotel guests and staff.
Authoritative Certifications
Our products have passed numerous international and domestic environmental certifications, including SGS, CE, and the China Environmental Label. These certifications not only validate the product's environmental performance but also demonstrate to guests a strong commitment to health and environmental protection. In today's world of environmental awareness and health, choosing acoustic panels with these certifications will undoubtedly enhance your hotel's brand image.
Sustainable Choice
Our acoustic panels are partially made from recycled polyester, aligning with the concept of sustainable development. This makes polyester fiber acoustic panels an ideal choice for Southeast Asia's many hotels pursuing green operations, addressing noise issues while contributing to environmental protection.
Installation steps of polyester fiber sound-absorbing panels
Pre-Installation Preparations
1. Material Inspection: Carefully verify that the specifications, thickness, and color of the sound-absorbing panels match the order. Ensure that each panel is free of damage, deformation, or other quality issues. Also, confirm that the accompanying environmental certification documents are complete.
2. Substrate Preparation: Inspect the walls or ceilings of the hotel guest rooms. Ensure they are flat, dry, and free of cracks (with a concave/convex deviation of ≤3mm). If the substrate does not meet these standards, use plaster or cement to level it. Thoroughly remove any dust and oil from the substrate to prevent any subsequent adhesion issues.
3. Environmental Requirements: Choose an appropriate installation time. It is recommended that the sound-absorbing panels be installed later in the guest room renovation process. The installation environment should maintain a temperature between 5°C and 35°C, with a humidity of ≤70%. High temperatures and high humidity may cause the panels to deform, affecting installation quality and sound absorption.
Detailed Installation Process
1. Cutting and Processing: Use a utility knife or specialized cutting tools to cut the sound-absorbing panels according to the actual dimensions of the guest room and installation requirements. Always wear a mask and goggles when cutting to prevent inhalation of fiber dust. Ensure the cut edges are smooth and burr-free to ensure a perfect joint. For areas with special shapes, such as corners and around doors and windows, measure and plan the cuts in advance.
2. Fixing Method
1. Gluing (Recommended): Use an environmentally friendly all-purpose adhesive or structural adhesive, such as Sika 291. Apply glue evenly to the back of the panel and the wall, applying at least 6-8 dots per square meter to ensure a secure bond. After applying glue, quickly press the panel against the wall for approximately 30 seconds to secure it. During the pressing process, carefully adjust the panel's position to ensure horizontal and vertical alignment.
2. Frame Installation (Large Areas or Ceilings): When installing on large walls or ceilings in guest rooms, use light steel or wooden frames. The spacing between frames should be ≤ 400mm. Secure the panel to the frames with self-tapping screws, with the screw heads sunk 1mm into the panel. Leave a 1-2mm gap between panels to accommodate thermal expansion and contraction. This gap can be filled with matching sealant. Before installation, treat the keel with rust prevention to ensure its longevity.
Post-Installation Inspection and Maintenance
1. Appearance Inspection: After installation, carefully inspect the panels for flatness and warping. Check the joints for tightness, visible gaps, glue marks, or stains. If any issues are found, repair or adjust them promptly.
2. Tap Check: Gently tap the panels with your fingers or a small tool to check for hollowing sounds. Hollowing sounds indicate a weak bond and require immediate re-glueing. This thorough tap check ensures that each panel is securely installed and delivers optimal sound absorption.
3. Daily Maintenance: Polyester fiber panels require relatively simple daily maintenance. Regularly wipe the surface with a clean, soft cloth to remove dust. Avoid scratching the panels with sharp objects to prevent damage. If stains are found, spot clean with a mild detergent, then wipe with water and allow to dry.
By utilizing our environmentally certified polyester fiber panels and following the installation procedures outlined above, hotels in Southeast Asia can effectively address guest room noise issues and provide guests with a quiet, comfortable stay. Improve the hotel's service quality and competitiveness, and stand out in the fierce market competition. If you are interested in our polyester fiber sound-absorbing panels, please feel free to contact us. We will provide you with professional solutions and high-quality products and services.
