Vibrasto history: Texaa's acoustic wall and ceiling coverings through the years.

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	yesterday… In the 50’s > Sound transparency Vibrasto, future surface facing of Vibrasto, covers loudspeakers and recordplayers… In the 60’s > Acoustics and architecture Vibrasto covers the walls of radio broadcasting stations… In the 70’s > Composite absorbent installed glued Vibrasto is born from the combination of Vibrasto and a supple open cell foam in various thicknesses… In the 80’s > Fire safety The components of Vibrasto evolve to meet new regulations… In the 90’s > Composite absorbent installed stretched Consequence of the combination of Vibrasto and a specific felt, Vibrasto 03 improves and enhances the performance of the absorbent substrate…

2002 > Durability
The improvement of resistance to ultra-violet radiation further increases its durability.

today

• Vibrasto decorates cruise liners and passenger airplanes.
• Vibrasto is widely used in recording and broadcasting studios.
• The use of Vibrasto 03 extends to the ceilings of congress rooms, restaurants, office landscapes.
• Its capacity to absorb low-angled sound waves endows Vibrasto with specific advantages in large rooms.
• Vibrasto offers the best efficiency/thickness ratio on the market.
• All references come with appropriate fire rating (no production of droplets).
• The pencil line finish contributes to its elegance and long life.
• Its antistatic and water/oil repellant surface protects from dust and soil.

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