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Cork Wall Panel Acoustic Properties \u2014 Absorption Coefficients (125Hz\u20134kHz)

Natural or agglomerated cork panels, typically 3-12mm thick. Low-to-moderate absorption performance. Valued for sustainability credentials, warmth, and bulletin-board functionality. Better as part of a combined treatment strategy.

NRC
0.20
αw
0.15
Applications
Wall
NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient)
NRC is the arithmetic average of sound absorption coefficients at 250, 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz, rounded to the nearest 0.05. Cork Wall Panel has an NRC of 0.20.
Reference: ASTM C423 / ISO 354:2003

Absorption Coefficients by Octave Band

Frequency (Hz)125250500100020004000
α (absorption)0.050.100.150.250.300.35
125 Hz
0.05
250 Hz
0.10
500 Hz
0.15
1000 Hz
0.25
2000 Hz
0.30
4000 Hz
0.35

RT60 Impact

Cork panels alone provide limited absorption. Installing 15m² in a 100m³ room reduces RT60 by approximately 0.06s at 500Hz

Manufacturers & Brands

AmorimWicanders

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NRC of Cork Wall Panel?

Cork Wall Panel has an NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) of 0.20, calculated as the arithmetic mean of absorption coefficients at 250, 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz per ASTM C423.

Where is Cork Wall Panel typically used?

Cork Wall Panel is typically used as a wall treatment. Natural or agglomerated cork panels, typically 3-12mm thick.

How much does Cork Wall Panel reduce RT60?

Cork panels alone provide limited absorption. Installing 15m² in a 100m³ room reduces RT60 by approximately 0.06s at 500Hz

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