CONSTRUCTION AND ACOUSTIC PANEL IN A1

NOVELTY

RESAP® was developed due to the strongly enforced requirements to fire protection in buildings and rooms. RESAP® is a non-flammable panel, made of natural gypsum and recycled cellulose fibres. RESAP® convinces with good processing characteristics and versatile possibilities of use, as well as acoustically processed, practical element and smooth panel in interior construction.

ACUSTICS

RESAP® is non-toxic and non-flammable and is basically adequate for all installations with acoustic demands. Grooved and perforated panels and planks are possible. Most of the previously known solutions like high quality panelling of ceilings and walls, the usage as sound-absorbing closet door and further applications are possible thanks to the density and high stability of this carrier panel.

DESIGN

A RESAP®-panel not made of veneer is usually 16 mm thick, 3‘080 mm long and 1‘240 mm wide. It is dyed in brown-beige wood colour and thus offers the following advantages: - Ideal overall appearance also after acoustic processing, especially with light veneers this provides a very homogeneous total aspect. - The wood colour dye allows you to forego veneer edges in certain cases, and thus save costs.

SURFACES

RESAP® is available in veneer, with or without edges, in all veneer types. The colour lacquered versions are specifically worth mentioning. Thanks to a special application procedure, a very high quality, smooth and practically pore free lacquer surface can be offered.

ASSEMBLY

As an interior construction element, RESAP® is mounted with the common assembly options:

FIRE PROTECTION

RESAP® means class A1 (CH: 6.3), meaning non-flammable, according to EN 13501-1. It therefore meets the requirements of modern and contemporary interior panelling.

HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT

RESAP® can be used in interior construction with no problem at all. Also in case of lacquered elements, no volatile elements can enter the room atmosphere. According certificates are available upon inquiry. Remaining elements can be disposed of in normal gypsum recycling.