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RPG Continually Evolving
The RPG monthly effusor Newsletter introduces new products and services and highlights recent projects. If you are receiving this Newsletter
for the first time, here is a link to all previous issues
online.
The Topakustik system is being specified in a growing number of prestigious and beautiful facilities, like the one shown. In past issues, we mentioned the new Topperfo Graphic
and the new revolutionary Topperfo Micro with 30,000 holes/sf. In this issue, we feature some new patterns and absorptive cabinet doors, along with
the RPG-CDM box-in-box noise and vibration system.
Innovative New Decorative Topakustik Patterns
We are proud to introduce three new profiles in the Topperfo system: Topperfo Clock, Bubble and Split. These new perforation options
offer designers new patterns to expand the look beyond traditional circular perforations.
For more information contact Sarah Brown, Director of Architectural Acoustic Sales, at sbrown@rpginc.com.
Introducing Topakustik Absorptive Cabinet Doors
When your project is lacking sufficient wall or ceiling area for Topakustik absorptive wood planks and panels, you may want to consider specifying
Topakustik cabinet doors. These doors are designed to have the same appearance as the surrounding walls, thereby blending into the wall design.
Custom sizes are available, as well as the hinge and handle hardware. For more information contact Sarah Brown, Director of Architectural Acoustic Sales,
at sbrown@rpginc.com.
Introducing the RPG-CDM Noise and Vibration Isolation System
The CDM Box-in-Box isolation system offers the widest range of elastomers with the lowest resonant frequencies for efficient sound isolation.
Elastomers include natural rubbers, synthetic Neoprene rubbers, virgin and recycled cork-rubber elastomers, polyurethane and other foams,
recycled tires and a complete range of springs with resonant frequencies down to 2.5 Hz. The system included easy to use floor, wall and ceiling
isolators to effectively isolate interfering air borne and vibrational interference. For more information about the complete floor, wall and ceiling
isolation system, please contact Tom Ryan, Director of Noise and Vibration Sales, at tryan@rpginc.com.
Fiber-free, Light-transmitting, Microperforated and Microslit Absorbers
Microperforated, fiber-free, light-transmitting plastics offer a new solution for sound absorption with daylighting.
Fiber-free absorption is critical in health care, hospitality, food service, hotels, restaurants and schools. In addition, they provide a needed
solution in large glass-dominated enclosures, such as atria, lobbies, convention centers, botanical gardens, etc.
For more information contact Sarah Brown, Director of Architectural Acoustic Sales, at sbrown@rpginc.com.
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