Shared office with suspended ceiling elements and lighting above desks

LUMIBRIGHT

LUMI ACOUSTIC

Application inspiration · not a project reference

Lumi Acoustic combines the presence of a light fitting with acoustic elements intended for shared interior spaces. The collection includes forms suited to arrangements above desks, meeting tables and dining areas, where lighting and the treatment of the ceiling need to be considered together.

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Acoustic luminaires for shared interiors

Coordinate lighting with acoustic design

Lumi Acoustic combines the presence of a light fitting with acoustic elements intended for shared interior spaces. The collection includes forms suited to arrangements above desks, meeting tables and dining areas, where lighting and the treatment of the ceiling need to be considered together. Shape, scale, suspension and placement all contribute to the way the room is experienced.

Specification considerations

Select the luminaire form and light configuration alongside the room's acoustic requirements. Confirm dimensions, materials, suspension and available finishes from the chosen model. Request configuration-specific acoustic, photometric and fire-performance documents where the project requires them. No collection-wide noise reduction percentage, absorption rating or recycled-content claim is implied by the photographs or collection name.

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The Range

Lumi Acoustic — Acoustic Lighting Panels & Baffles

Lumi Acoustic combines the presence of a light fitting with acoustic elements intended for shared interior spaces. The collection includes forms suited to arrangements above desks, meeting tables and dining areas, where lighting and the treatment of the ceiling need to be considered together. Shape, scale, suspension and placement all contribute to the way the room is experienced. Select the luminaire form and light configuration alongside the room's acoustic requirements. Confirm dimensions, materials, suspension and available finishes from the chosen model. Request configuration-specific acoustic, photometric and fire-performance documents where the project requires them. No collection-wide noise reduction percentage, absorption rating or recycled-content claim is implied by the photographs or collection name.

9 product families · 9 articles published with full specifications.

What's in the range

How specifiers choose within this range

01

Start from the reverberation target

Work out the absorption area you need for the room volume and finishes, then choose panel size and quantity to meet it.

02

Pick the form for the ceiling

Flat panels suit low soffits and rafts over desks; vertical baffles work under exposed services and give absorption on both faces.

03

Keep the light low-glare

Over screens and tables specify a micro-prismatic or louvred optic so the panel does not become a bright surface in the eye line.

04

Coordinate the suspension

State the drop, the fixing substrate and the services above; panels need a clear line for cables and a level set-out.

05

Confirm colour and fire performance

Choose the felt colour with the interior designer and ask for the fire classification for the specification file.

How to specify — in five steps

  1. Set the acoustic target and the absorption area required.step 1
  2. Choose panel or baffle form and size for the ceiling.step 2
  3. Select the light module, output and glare control.step 3
  4. Confirm suspension drop, fixings and cable route.step 4
  5. Request the spec pack with acoustic and fire data.step 5

Specifier questions

How much absorption do I get?+

It depends on panel thickness, quantity and mounting height; tell us the room volume and finishes and we will issue the absorption data for the article.

Can the felt be a custom colour?+

A standard colour range is available and custom colours are possible on larger orders — confirm at quotation stage.

Are they suitable over desks?+

Yes — that is the usual application. Use the low-glare optic so the panel meets office glare limits over screens.

What about fire performance?+

PET felt panels carry a fire classification; we issue the certificate with the spec pack for your compliance file.