BASWA Phon Acoustic Plaster System

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  • Used in some of the most prestigious buildings in the world including the National Portrait Gallery, the Shard main reception and Grand Designs House of the Year Caring Wood, BASWA Phon is the original and most specified acoustic plaster system.

    BASWA’s peerless architectural integration and beautiful marble plaster finishes provides high performance interior acoustics that blend into the decor.

    Architects choose BASWA for the highest Swiss quality, proven longevity and expertise from the original innovators and pioneers of seamless acoustic ceilings.
     

     

    • Excellent broadband sound absorption
    • Smooth, seamless self-finished surface
    • Range of marble surface coat options including Base, Fine and Classic Top
    • Range of system thickness options (30, 40, 50, 70mm)
    • Natural marble finish
    • Comprehensive colour selection (BASWA Colours, NCS, RAL, etc.)
    • Full range of maintenance, cleaning and repair solutions
    • Non-combustible (Euroclass A2-s1, d0) according to BS EN 13501-1
    • CE certified/ ETA-No:16/ 0144 (CSTB)
    • Up to 95% recycled material  

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Case Studies

Harrods Hair and Beauty Salon - BASWA Phon Classic Fine was chosen for the feature ceiling. The tranquil space is enhanced by the careful acoustic design. Image © Harrods
80 Fenchurch Street - TP Bennett architects used BASWA Phon for this incredible lobby ceiling, chosen for its smooth finish and high performance acoustics. Image © Hufton + Crow
Caring Wood House, Kent – The winner of Grand Designs House of the Year 2017 features seamless acoustic ceilings from BASWA, which provide acoustic comfort for the family.
V&A Members’ area - Carmody Groarke architects used BASWA Phon to reduce interior echo & reverberation whilst conforming to the heritage architecture.
Villa Bras, Belgium - In this beautiful villa, DDM architectuur used BASWA Phon to complete their vision of bringing the outdoors in, without noisy reverberation. Image © Lenzer

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