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Regenerative acoustic panels

Grown from mycelium and upcycled plant residue fibers

Product

Our acoustic panels are a beautiful and regenerative solution for sound absorption. They are grown from mycelium, the underground network of fungi that can grow in residue plant fibers. The fungal mycelium binds the fibers together and forms a light and strong panel that absorbs sound well while generating unique colours and patterns. This enables upcycling of biowaste into carbon storing and biodegadeable aesthetic acoustic solitions that are easy to install.

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Sound-absorbing

High sound absorption reduces noise and improves speech clarity.

CO-sequestering

The plants' CO2 storage combined with low energy consumption.

Circular

Mycelium is biodegradable and waste-free.

Plant composite is distributed in the form of person

Vision

Acoustic board is heat-pressed in a heat press

We will build a green future

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Quality
Naturpladen's goal is first and foremost to create a product that can last and provide value for many years.

Projects

Naturpladen's mycelium-grown products are used in a variety of exciting contexts, including exhibitions on sustainable architecture and material choices, as well as future innovative solutions for the construction industry. Naturpladen has also delivered acoustic solutions for public buildings in collaboration with architects.

Collaborations and recognitions

The sustainable future of the industry depends on skilled collaborations across competencies and areas of knowledge. That's why we at Naturpladen are incredibly proud of the projects where we, together with partners, have grown and become even more prepared for how we will grow the buildings of the future.

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DK-8220 Brabrand

(+45) 6051 2060

info@naturpladen.dk

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