Whisperwool is patented. We are also constantly working on innovative new products, such as cooling ceilings, heating panels, innovative lighting systems, folds or printing techniques. Much of this is done in collaboration with partners and customers, as well as designers and specialists, research institutes and universities.
INNOVATE
WHISPER
Whisperwool is the sustainable design alternative to room acoustic solutions made of plastic, sheetrock, foam or mineral fibre. The patented technology enables us to produce a dimensionally stable and inherently rigid material from sheep's wool. Our sound-absorbing acoustic elements are particularly lightweight and can be customised on request.
Acoustic tiles and acoustic panels made of sheep's wool
Design and service
Inhouse design
To meet our high design standards, we rely on in-house design. We gladly design for you as well and create individual solutions.
Room acoustics consulting and calculation
SERVICE
We gladly advise you on questions regarding room acoustics. We measure the room acoustics for you and calculate the optimal solution with you. We are also happy to help with questions concerning the installation of our sound-absorbing products.
We produce Whisperwool sound absorbers from sheep's wool because wool convinces us in four ways:
The fine hairs of the sheep's wool are set in motion by sound. This creates heat, which in turn absorbs the sound and, at the same time, improves the room acoustics.
1. The acoustic properties of wool:
Sheep's wool promotes human health. It reduces noise and is self-cleaning: it filters formaldehyde from the air, absorbs moisture, binds odours and shields against electrosmog.
4. Ergonomics due to sheep's wool:
The wool's matt surface, its natural colours and our patented technology offer a wide range of design possibilities: Whisperwool can be shaped, folded, dyed, printed, trimmed, embossed, transilluminated...
2. The high-quality design made of sheep's wool:
3. The sustainability of sheep's wool:
SHEEP´s WOOL
Sheep's wool is a renewable raw material, it is a waste product of agriculture. We focus on regionality, that is why we mainly use Tyrolean sheep's wool and we always know exactly under which conditions the sheeps live and are sheared. Our products have a very high durability and are reusable.
Whisperwool acoustic sound absorbing wall art made of sheep's wool are printed or 3D embossed acoustic panels. They are designed by our artists and designers and can be customised on request.
Whisperwool acoustic panels made of sheep's wool are suitable for the wall, ceiling, window or as room divider. We offer wall panels, ceiling panels, hanging panels, window panels, partition walls and desk dividers.
Our wallpaper ‘Woolpaper’ made from sheep's wool is suitable as a self-adhesive wall covering for smooth surfaces. The acoustic wallpaper made of sheep's wool felt is the cost-effective alternative to our acoustic wall panels.
‘We have already used many hundreds of square metres of Whisperwool in a wide variety of projects and in many different designs, and have helped to develop and get to know the acoustic solutions as high-quality and unique products. The atmosphere, the room acoustics, the combination with room cooling make a variety of uses possible. The sheep wool ceiling is a future-oriented and ecological building material.’
Architect Peter Reiter (https://www.peterreiter.at)
DESIGN
With our wide range of products, we offer customised design solutions to improve your room acoustics. Our acoustic panels and acoustic boards are ideal for quieting noisy rooms and improving communication. Whisperwool is versatile and is used in offices, hotels, kindergartens and living rooms as well as in schools, conference rooms, restaurants and recording studios.
Whisperwool acoustic design solutions
NEWS
Philipp Marcks ist ein in Österreich ansässiger 3D-Designer und Künstler mit einer Leidenschaft für prozedurale Strukturen und zellbasierte Systeme. Inspiriert vom Goldenen Schnitt und der Voronoi-Mathematik ist in 4 jähriger Entwicklungszusammenarbeit Grid entstanden.
GRID | Design Philipp Marcks
