Fabric walls

Do you have a new commercial building that needs furnishing, or do you want to redecorate your office or meeting room? At System Flex, we're happy to help you design and furnish your business space. Have you ever considered covering your walls with fabric wall panels? Upholstered wall panels are a functional and elegant way to decorate and enhance office spaces and restaurant spaces, among other places. Fabric wall coverings are also an excellent option for theaters, hotels, or healthcare facilities. We'd love to introduce you to the many possibilities of fabric walls, and who knows, you might soon be enjoying the benefits of this soft wall covering.

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What is a fabric wall panel?

Fabric wall panels are decorative and functional wall coverings. Designed to enhance the aesthetics of a space, they also serve a functional purpose. An upholstered wall panel consists of a wooden or MDF panel covered with fabrics in various materials and designs. Examples include textiles, leather, silk, velvet, or imitation leather.

These are the advantages of fabric wall panels

  • Luxurious appearance
  • Wide range of design options
  • Improving acoustics
  • Insulating effect
  • Easy to maintain

Fabric wall panels give a room an elegant, warm, and luxurious feel. These soft wall panels can easily be adapted to a variety of interior styles, from classic to modern.

Do you want to give your office space a fresh and sleek look? Or are you looking for a warm and cozy way to give your restaurant a contemporary feel? Using a variety of colors and textures, we'll design an interior that perfectly meets your needs and preferences.

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A major advantage of covering panels with fabric is the improved acoustics it provides. Sound is better absorbed, and echoes are significantly reduced. This creates a quieter and more comfortable space with fabric wall panels. This makes upholstered wall panels ideal for use in offices and restaurants, among other places. Fabric wall panels also have a positive impact on your energy bill. The insulating properties of the panels help retain heat in winter and keep the room cool in summer.

Don't want to spend too much time cleaning your interior? Fabric wall panels are easy to maintain. You can vacuum them or wipe them with a soft brush to remove dust.

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Upholstering a wall panel with fabric is an excellent option if you want to give your space a warm and personal touch. Would you also like fabric wall coverings for your business interior? Contact the team at System Flex now and schedule a free consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

A system wall is a wall that can be dismantled and reassembled elsewhere. This wall is quick to assemble, has a uniform finish, is durable, has good sound insulation, is cradle-to-cradle (C2C) certified, and is lightweight. If a system wall is dismantled and no longer used, it can be recycled (99.9%) or repurposed elsewhere.

A solid system wall starts at €80.00 per m² and goes up to €130.00 per m². A glass wall starts at €180.00 per m² (the most popular type in the Netherlands) and goes up to €450.00 per m². Doors are an additional cost. The square meterage does not include the doors.

A glass wall starts at 26mm, then 30mm and otherwise 100mm.

Solid walls are usually 100mm thick. This has the advantage that technical installations can easily be incorporated into these walls.

A metal stud wall is a quick-to-build wall. It's lightweight, offers high sound insulation, and has demonstrable fire resistance. Single-walled walls have a 30-minute BRW rating and double-walled walls have a 60-minute BRW rating. We recommend metal stud walls if they don't need to be moved in the future. Examples include restrooms, room dividers in homes, hotels, hospitals, or fire-resistant partitions.

If adjustments are expected in the future, it is better to choose a closed system wall.

A metal stud wall consists of C- and U-profiles. The U-profiles are first installed on the floor and ceiling. The C-posts are then mounted into the U-profiles, usually spaced 600 mm apart. The plasterboard is then mounted to these C-posts, first on one side (sometimes double-clad). Then, mineral wool is applied between the C-posts. The other side is then clad. This cladboard is installed 600 mm apart from the other side. The wall is then plastered, usually to Class B (wallpaper or paint-ready). Class A is the highest finishing class. This class is only achievable with a double-clad wall (two plasterboards on either side of the wall, again 600 mm apart).

These start at around €50.00 per m², and depending on the height, impact resistance, fire safety requirements, or sound level, this can go up to €100.00 per m². Metal stud walls are often measured gross across the openings. These walls are immovable in the future and labor-intensive to recycle. However, these walls are also 99.9% recyclable.

With System Flex acoustic partitions and ceiling islands, you reduce annoying reverberation, maintain comfortable sound levels, and minimize noise transfer between workstations. Disruptive noise from colleagues on the phone is dampened and concentration levels are increased. This allows you to create a pleasant work environment in any environment.

The glass is specially laminated and covered with sound-insulating film. The film is transparent and translucent, reflecting the vibrations caused by sound. This applies not only to sounds from inside but also from the outside world.