The Skyline® G768 Panel represents the continuing evolution in architectural acoustics towards quantifiable, non-traditional shapes. It is designed to blend the direct and reflected sound to increase intelligibility and enhance musical clarity and intimacy in performance spaces such as auditoria, band rooms, choral rooms, etc. Constructed of heavy, non-combustible glass fiber reinforced gypsum (GFRG), RPG’s asymmetric Skyline® G768 Panel can be array optimized to reduce periodicity effects.
The Skyline® G768 Panel represents the continuing evolution in architectural acoustics towards quantifiable, non-traditional shapes. It is designed to blend the direct and reflected sound to increase intelligibility and enhance musical clarity and intimacy in performance spaces such as auditoria, band rooms, choral rooms, etc. Constructed of heavy, non-combustible glass fiber reinforced gypsum (GFRG), RPG’s asymmetric Skyline® G768 Panel can be array optimized to reduce periodicity effects.
Available in a natural/raw GFRG finish to be painted on-site or factory color-matched to any paint color specification.
Glass Fiber Reinforced Gypsum (GFRG)
Diffusion
Non-Combustible
6.00
Overhead mounting of the Skyline® G768 Panel is achieved by suspending units from integrated hairpin loops using RPG-supplied engineered cables and hardware. Each panel can be hung as a “cloud” or screwed together to create a canopy. Panels can also be mounted directly onto walls using RPG-provided integrated cleats.
Interfering reflections can be controlled by absorption or diffusion. In
