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Description for Flame-retardant Speaker Cloth, over 20 different colours
Speaker Cloth FR - Flame retardant & acoustically transparent
OurSpeaker Cloth FRcombines excellent acoustic properties with maximum fire protection. It iscertified as non-flammable (M1)in accordance with the French standardNF P 92-503and exceeds the requirements ofDIN 4102 B1and theEN 13773. It therefore fulfils the strict regulations for use in public buildings, event locations and professional acoustic applications.
Possible applications
This fabric is ideal for areas with high fire protection requirements, such as
- Loudspeaker coverings and soundboards
- Sound absorbers and acoustic pictures
- Ceiling sails and room acoustics in public buildings
- Interior design, shop fitting and exhibition stand construction
Thanks to itshigh sound permeabilitythe flame-retardant Speaker Cloth FR ensures unadulterated sound quality without losses in the mid and high frequencies. It is alsoinfrared permeableso that remote control signals can pass through the material without any problems.
Weschnitzmühle 9
69509 Mörlenbach
Germany
+49 6209 712792
shop@akustikstoff.com
Germany

There are two sound transparency measurement diagrams for every type of acoustic cloth available from Akustikstoff.com:
Diagram 1 shows the measurement in decibels (dB). It indicates how strongly sound is attenuated across different frequency ranges.
Diagram 2 shows the measurement in dBFS (decibels relative to Full Scale). This is a digital reference measurement that represents the acoustic behaviour in relation to the maximum signal level.
Each diagram contains several curves illustrating the effect of fabric tension (stretching):
- without fabric → reference measurement (open transmission)
- fabric at 0% stretch → unstretched condition
- fabric at 3% stretch → typical installation tension
- fabric at 5% stretch → maximum recommended tension
These measurements demonstrate how minimal the influence of the speaker fabric is on sound reproduction. Even at different tension levels, the sound transparency remains virtually unchanged.
