Rayva has developed a new and now patent-pending process of constructing acoustical wall panels for home theaters. The “collapsible” design of the panels offers a host of benefits over traditional wall panel designs that require large containers for shipping, special fabric wrapping skills, and complicated, costly modifications. Rayva has reduced the time, effort, and expense of acoustic wall panels to a home theater by shipping the panel’s wooden frame deconstructed and the fabric coverings premade to fit precisely over the panel using a proprietary internal tightening system.
The frame, which can be ordered from Rayva in any dimension, can be constructed completely at the job site with nothing more than the screws (included) and a screwdriver. A precut piece of acoustical fabric is then fitted over the frame like a bedsheet. A series of metal pulleys attached to the edges of the frame and turnbuckles on the inside of it stretches the fabric taut, creating a fabric wall panel that is free of wrinkles and gaps. The panels attach to the walls of the theater via a magnetic rail, quickly covering pre-installed acoustical absorbers, diffusers, and reflectors.
The patent-pending panels are available now with any of Rayva’s pre-engineered home theater offerings. They can be ordered in a variety of shapes and dimensions to suit the acoustical needs of the space. LED lighting elements can also be added, and the fabric itself is available in a variety of colors and designs.
Should the acoustic treatment’s fabric get damaged or should the home theater style or color scheme change, new fabric can be easily installed in place of the old fabric.
For more information, visit www.rayva.com.
