Ceiling Cloud Felt softens noise and sharp light in larger spaces, suspended overhead with a rail kit. Use it to bring acoustic comfort and visual calm to busy rooms.
| Module | Round / oblong |
|---|---|
| Hang | Rail kit |
| Acoustic | Both faces absorb |
| Face | Soft felt |
| Care | Dust soft |
| Lead | 4 to 7 weeks |
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Ceiling Cloud Felt is designed for rooms where echoes and hard surfaces make the space feel noisy or cold. It is ideal for open-plan offices, boardrooms, school halls, clinics, cafes, and hotel lobbies. These are the sorts of rooms where voices bounce around, and conversations or clatter are amplified.
The round or oblong modules hang from the ceiling, absorbing sound from both faces. This is especially useful where wall space is limited or you want to keep walls free for art, shelving or windows. The hanging kit means you can position clouds precisely where sound or glare is a problem: above meeting tables, café seating, counters, or reception areas.
Before ordering, there are a few critical points to check and measure on site to ensure a good fit and proper installation.
A little time spent up front saves frustration on fitting day, especially with ceilings that have sprinklers, bulkheads or tricky access. The rail kit needs a solid fixing, and you want the clouds to sit level and clear of lights or ducting.
Highveld winters bring dry air and strong sunlight. Like all dyed textiles, Ceiling Cloud Felt can fade near sunny windows, so position clouds out of direct UV if possible or consider UV film. In Cape Town and along the coast, winter damp and humidity are common. Felt is naturally moisture-tolerant in short bursts, but rooms must stay well ventilated. Closed or damp spaces can lead to mustiness.
The felt surface does not fray, and its soft face can be gently dusted or vacuumed. On the coast, salt air is not an issue for the textile itself, but humidity can affect fixings if they are not aluminium or coated. In offices or schools, regular cleaning keeps dust levels down and the acoustic performance high. For busy areas, encourage staff to report any unusual smells or surface changes, as this is often a sign of poor air circulation.
A recent installation used five oblong Ceiling Cloud Felt modules above a U-shaped banquette in a Cape Town tech firm’s breakout area. The space had a hard tiled floor and a glass wall, so conversations were loud and the room felt exposed. The clouds were hung at staggered heights, lining up with the seating area and avoiding the central light fitting.
After fitting, the space felt much quieter and visually softer. It was easier to hold meetings and informal chats, and the staff reported less glare from the glass frontage. The felt clouds also added a gentle layer of colour, tying the seating and flooring together.
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