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Table cloth designing and decoration in interior designing and decoration

A CIRCULAR CLOTH 

Decide on a finished diameter for the cloth: for a full draped effect, make the cloth slightly longer than twice the height plus the diameter of the table. Decide on a suitable finish and include a hem allowance. For a lined cloth, include a 5cm turning all around the outer edge. To interline the cloth, the best method is to cut a separate circle of interlining to fit the table and place under the cloth. This saves cleaning problems.

MAKING TABLE LINEN 

For a lined cloth cut a circle of lining the same size as the main fabric, on both circles of fabric cut notches all around the edge at regular intervals 2.5 cm to allow the hem. to lie flat. Turn under 2.5 cm (1 in) all around the lining and the main cloth. Lock- stitches the lining to the cloth if it is large. Position the lining on the cloth wrong sides together and slip stitch the folded hems together.

Press, without making a crease in the hem of the cloth, a faced hem gives a crisp finish to a circular cloth. Cut the fabric into a circle as before, allowing a 1 cm turning. 

Cut a 2 cm (1 in) wide strip of fabric on the bias to match the circumference of the finished cloth. Press under 6 cm down each long edge and join the ends, or you can purchase binding. Position the binding around the hem of the cloth, right sides facing, and stitch so that the fold of the binding is 1cm inside the raw edge of the fabric. Press, then turn the hem allowance and binding to the inside and press again. Slip-stich the free folded edge of the binding to the main part of the cloth, easing in the fullness as you works. The cloth may also be finished with a simple top stitched hem, and trimmed with braid or bullion cord at floor level. 
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Making of table Linen and Napkins – Interior designing and decoration with cloths

Making of table Linen and Napkins

Simple linen or cotton tablecloths can be made up with any number of different finishes: bold, bound edges; fine, hand-rolled hems; a simple, top stitched double hem. Trim them with applique ribbons or lace, cording, drawn thread work or embroidery. Napkins should have a simple finish that will withstand repeated laundering. Cotton blended with polyester makes a good easy-care cloth. Fabrics that are woven with no distortion of the lengthwise and crosswise grain (so they run at right angles to each other) are easier to cut out and to handle. Follow a thread when cutting out and marking hem lines. 

 For a richly padded, floor-length circular cloth, careful measurement and cutting is essential. The cloth may be lined and interlined, with a thickly padded or faced hem. 

TABLECLOTH & NAPKINS

Decide on the finished size for the tablecloth and add a suitable allowance for the seam. For a bound hem, no allowance is needed; for a rolled hem, 6 mm (t in); for a double hem, anything from 2 cm to 20 cm. Cut out a panel of fabric for the cloth, ensuring the corners are exact right angles. (Use the side and end of a table as a guide when cutting out.) 

Flat fell seams are used to join any widths of fabric. 1 For a bound edge, cut bias strips of fabric twice the depth of the finished binding with 6 mm (t in) turnings down each long edge. Press under the turnings and fold the binding in half, right side out. Attach the binding by hand or machine, easing around corners. For a rolled hem, make a stitching 6 mm from of the fabric. Roll the edge between the thumb and fore fin as you stitch the hem with you.

 For a double hem, turn un the hem, trimming away corners for a smooth finish. To be mitred, or finished with wove Stitch the hem by machine, inner edge of the hem. You zigzag stitch over the folded hem, or stitch from the right zigzag stitch, applying   Cut out a panel of fabric for the cloth, ensuring the corners are exact right angles. (Use the side and end of a table as a guide when cutting out.) Flat fell seams are used to join any widths of fabric. For a bound edge, cut bias strips of fabric twice the depth of the finished binding with 6 mm turnings down each long edge. Press under the turnings and fold the binding in half, right side out. Attach the binding by hand or machine, easing around corners. For a rolled hem, make a line of machine stitching 6 mm from the raw edge of the fabric.

Roll the edge of the fabric between the thumb and forefinger of one hand as you stitch the hem with your other hand. For a double hem, turn it under the depth of the hem, trimming away fabric at the corners for a smooth finish. (The corners may be mitred, or finished with overlapping hems.) Stitch the hem by machine, close to the folded inner edge of the hem. You can also use a zigzag stitch over the folded inner edge of the hem, or stitch from the right side with a zigzag stitch, applying cording along the line of stitching.

Decide on suitable dimensions for the napkins. For maximum use of fabric, cut an exact number of napkins (say three or four) across the width of the fabric. Use one of the methods described for finishing table cloths to neaten the edges of the napkins. Cut enough widths of fabric to make a square with each side the same measurement at the diameter of the fabric required for the cloth. In most cases you will have to join widths of fabric. Position a full width of fabric down the center of the cloth and join strip to each selvedge to make up the width, stitching the pattern carefully by slip-tacking, if necessary.

Fold the fabric to quarters, wrong side out, and lay it on a carpeted floor. To make    a paper pattern, take a square of paper the size of the folded fabric. Use a drawing pin (thumb tack) to hold a string at the center of the paper in the corner of the fold, and tie a pencil to the other end of the string so that you can mark the radius of the paper pattern (including earn allowance). Pin the pattern to the layers of fabric, draw a pencil line along the curve and tack just inside the line. Cut out through all layers at once. With thick pile or flippery fabrics, cut through, only two layer at a time.
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Interior Table Linen designing and decoration

SOFT FURNISHINGS TABLE LINEN

Pure linen will always have its place at a formal dinner table as a partner to porcelain, silver and sparkling cut crystal. Napkins should be made in fabric with some absorbency. Again, linen is the ideal choice. As napkins are reversible, the fabric needs to be plain or a woven design such as a gingham or stripe. Hems should be neatly unobtrusive unless they are contrast bound, scalloped or trimmed with lace or crochet.

The cut of the cloth Match table linen to curtains and they will draw that color or pattern into the room scheme, or if cushions provide pattern contrast in a sitting room, cloths for side tables could be matched to them in a strong supporting role. Tables, sideboards and even mantelpieces were once draped with cloths, often in thick fabrics and heavily fringed or overlaid with layers of linen and lace. 

Even in our much simpler interiors, the full-length cloth over a side table can add style to a room. Though the table beneath may be of humble chipboard, when draped with an antique kelim or a paisley print in rich colors, and used as a base for a collection of objects, it becomes highly decorative. A full-length circular cloth can be cut over long so that it swings out at the hem.

A knee- or floor- length edge can be bound, frilled, padded or fringed. 

Cloths can be used in tandem: a small circle or square can be laid as contrast over the main cloth; Madras muslin can be draped or knotted over a creamy cotton or dark contrasting base cloth, and lace can be swaged over gathered voile for a romantic bedroom. Side tables with sweeping over cloths have a place in the sitting room as an alternative to conventional wooden occasional tables to hold lamps, books and objects. In the bedroom they can take on the role of bedside or dressing table, perhaps hiding a portable television beneath the skirt. Such an elegant table provides a useful surface in the hallway by a front door.
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UPHOLSTERY TECHNIQUES and covers – Interior furniture designing and edcoration

 UPHOLSTERY TECHNIQUES and covers

Shape generally most flowing the’ 50 that either way. Stitch it in place with a row of top stitching, angling the needle as you stitch so that the lines of stitching are almost continuous on both sides of the roll. The stitches should hold the roll firmly in place over the edge of the frame. The next step is to use more stuffing to pad the center of the chair inside the roll, holding it to the scrim with bridle ties. Then cover with calico, wadding and the top cover as before. 

When covering a chair with an upholstered back and or arms, always start with the seat section of the upholstery, stretching the webbing to hold padding or springs. Normally, the back (and arm) sections have a hessian backing only: no webbing is needed to hold the stuffing in place. Leave the hessian backing not tracked across the lower back edge when you fit it.   

This enables you to fit the seat covering to the back of the back rail. Fit webbing and springing to the seat, then fit hessian over the springs. Fit the stuffing and form a rolled edge on the seat of the chair, then finish the calico cover, wadding and main cover on the seat, nailing them firmly to the outside of the back rail. Fit stuffing to the back of the chair, using extra bridle ties, and finish with calico over the front.

To neaten the back of the chair, you will need a panel of fabric shaped to fit, with a 2.5 cm turning all round. Press under the turning and slip stitch the panel in place around the sides and top of the chair. Fit the cover to the back of the chair as for the calico cover. To anchor the stuffing to the frame, knock tacks halfway into the frame, and then tie loops of twine between the nails. Knock the nails in to hold the twine and tease the horsehair under the loops in the same way as described for bridle ties. The stuffing is held in place with scrim tacked to the frame.   

You will have to make pleats around the top of a shaped arm or back. The roll of the arm or back is stitched in place as for the seat, and more horsehair laid over the depressions before the calico cover is fitted. The front arm gusset has to be slip stitched in place in the same way as for the back of the chair.
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UPHOLSTERY TECHNIQUES UPHOLSTERY

The details of stitching and fitting covers depend on the style of the chair or the shape you are covering, but there are some general principles which apply to any shape. The most important rule is to make a careful note of how the original cover, was fitted, including the positioning of webbing and springs, so that you can reassemble the chair in the same way. 

Keep the original fabric-covering for use as a pattern when you come to cut the new fabric. Always include a generous turning allowance so that you have plenty of fabric to grip as you stretch it in place. It can always be trimmed if necessary. If you plan to tackle more involved upholstery techniques, you may find it easier to use a staple gun to fit the fabric to the frame.

GENERAL HINTS

To attach springs, first fit a basket work of webbing to the underside of the chair frame (rather than the top, as described for dining chairs). Position the springs on the webbing; center them at the points where the strips of webbing cross. Stitch the springs to the webbing intersections. The springs are then lashed in place with twine. Drive tacks half way into the frame at the end of each row of springs. Tie the twine to the tacks and thread the twine across the top of each spring to the other side of the frame. Hammer the nails in to hold the twine firmly. The springs should be slightly compressed. Cover with a layer of hessian, tacking it to the top of the rails and stitching it to the springs again with twine.

Continue as for an un-sprung seat. 2 To make a rolled edge, an extra layer of fabric is included in the stuffing. The horsehair is held in place with a layer of scrim (hessian type fabric), which is fitted to the lower edge of the rails. Around the edge of the seat, stitch the scrim to enclose a roll of stuffing. Topstitch the roll in place, enclosing stuffing in the roll made by the stitches. Fasten the thread at one corner of the chair with a couple of backstitches and then grip a roll of stuffing through the scrim at the outer edge of the seat. Stitch it in place with a row of topstitching, angling the needle as you stitch so that the lines of stitching are almost continuous on both sides of the roll. The stitches should hold the roll firmly in place over the edge of the frame. 

The next step is to use more stuffing to pad the center of the chair inside the roll, holding it to the scrim with bridle ties. Then cover with calico, wadding and the top cover as before. When covering a chair with an upholstered back and/or arms, always start with the seat section of the upholstery, stretching the webbing to hold padding or springs.

Normally, the back (and arm) sections have a hessian backing only: no webbing is needed to hold the stuffing in place. Leave the hessian backing untracked across the lower back edge when you fit it. This enables you to fit the seat covering to the back of the back rail. Fit webbing and springing to the seat, then fit hessian over the springs. Fit the stuffing and form a rolled edge on the seat of the chair, then finish the calico cover, wadding and main cover on the: them firmly to the outside of the b Fit stuffing to the back of the extra bridle ties, and finish with front.

To neaten the back of the cushion: need a panel of fabric shaped to 2.5 cm turning all round. Pre-turning and slipstitch the panel in the sides and top of the chair, fit to the back of the chair as for the calico To anchor the stuffing to knock tacks halfway into the frail tie loops of twine between the nails in to hold the twine and horsehair under the loops in the s described for bridle ties. The stuff place with scrim tacked to the frail. You will have to make pleats arc of a shaped arm or back.

The roll a back is stitched in place as for tl more horsehair laid over the before the calico cover is fitted. The gusset has to be slip stitched in place way as for the back of the chair. 
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Festoon blinds – Window dressing in a new way – Tips for the interior designing and decoration – Do it yourself

 FESTOON BLINDS 

Cut our the fabric for the blind, joining widths if necessary, to make a panel allowing at least 1 times fullness both across the blind and down its length. Turn under and press 2 cm double hems around the sides and lower edge of the blind and make up and attach a top stitched frill for all three sides. Make a cased heading at the top of the blind to fit a pole placed across the window. 

Decide on a suitable spacing for the channels and make a row of buttonholes in the blind, just below the cased heading, one for each channel. Cut strips of fabric for the casings 4 cm wide, and turn under and press 6 mm down each side edge and across the ends. Pin and tack the casings to the back of the blind and top stitch in place.

Estimate and cut the lengths of the cord or ribbons and thread them through the channel, bringing each one our through the buttonhole at the top. Stitch across the lower edge of the casing to hold the cords firmly in place. Draw up the blind to the required length. Stitch a short length of matching cord or ribbon to the front of the blind, just below the button hole, and tie the ends together to form a decorative bow. 

Stitch rings to the back of each channel, every 20 cm or so, down the length of the blind. Tie the ends of the cords to the lowest rings and thread up the blind in the usual way. Slot the heading onto a rod or pole and fit screw eyes to a batten behind the rod or pole to carry the cords across the top of the window.

MAKING THE WINDOW DRESSING INDIVIDUAL TREATMENTS

 Special situations call for a particular kind of window dressing. Where an unattractive view needs to be screened or privacy is required, cafe curtains reminiscent of French brasseries come into their own – a decorative alternative to muslin and voile. Made in the same way as standard curtains, and hung from metal or wooden poles or rods placed halfway up the window frame, they can have a variety of decorative headings. Arched windows are a beautiful architectural feature and care should be taken to show them off.

Cased headings can be used in such situations: curtain fabric is threaded on to wire which is then fixed into place, accentuating the shape. Locations other than windows can benefit from a curtain treatment. A full-length curtain hung from a decorative pole above a doorway will provide an extra element of warmth in the Victorian tradition; or do away with internal doors altogether and use curtains reefed up to one side instead. Cupboard doors can be given an elegant finish by infilling the glazed area with fabric gathered onto curtain wires.

Shower curtains need special treatments too: they can be hung from ceiling-mounted curtain track, or fixed by hooks and rings from a pole or rod. Use shower curtains or light cotton lined with waterproof fabric.

This tiny bathroom window can be given a voluptuous window treatment because oj its wide sill. The small frilled curtains fit the space perfectly without interfering with the inevitable bathroom accessories.

RIGHT The cupboard doors have been cleverly utilized in this dressing room by lining the once glazed panes with fine fabric gathered at the top and bottom onto curtain wires and hung inside the frames. The folds of the fabric offer a textural dimension while hiding the clothes and accessories from view. 
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SEWING TECHNIQUES ZIP INSERTION – Interior designing and decoration tips and guidance

SEWING TECHNIQUES ZIP INSERTION in Interior designing and decoration

For furnishing items in interior designing, use metal zips where there will be considerable strain, on a loose cover, for example, and nylon ones on cushion covers. To center the zip, as on the welt in a boxed cushion, tack the seam and press open. Pin the zip in place, face down over the center of the seam, and machine or hand stitch. Unpick the tacking stitches. Turn to the right side and top stitch to secure and strengthen (1). If the zip is enclosed, before inserting it, stitch the zip tapes at the top of the zip together by hand and sew across both ends by machine when the zip is in place.
 
 
To insert a zip along a piped seam or where no stitching is to be seen on the finished article, open the zip and place the teeth right side down against the piping or away from the raw edge. Sew the zip tape to the seam allowance with the zipper foot about 3 mm (t in) from the teeth. Close the zip and open out the seam allowance on the other piece of fabric. Place the folded edge against the teeth as before and pin. Sew 3 mm (t in) from the fold and then sew across the end of the zip to the piping (2). If you are inserting a zip in sheer fabrics or in a nap fabric such as velvet, sew it by hand, using a prick-stitch. For a lapped zip, use the same method, but adjust stitching position as shown (3).
 

MACHINE QUILTING in Interior design stitching

Before you begin to quilt you must decide on the quilting design.
 
There are many traditional designs in interior designing and decoration; equally straight or wavy lines worked with a machine can be just as effective. Mark the design with dressmaker’s chalk, or decide on the widths of the panels – for a traditional eiderdown, for example – or use the pattern on the fabric. Quilting is always done on a sandwich of layers, varying in thickness, so the first thing to do is to join these layers with tacking stitches so all your quilting work isn’t ruined because the layers drift and pucker. Press the fabric pieces (not the padding). 
 
The lines of tucking should run in a different direction to the lines of stitching: for diagonal quilting, tack the fabric in a grid along and across the grain of the fabric, spacing the lines of stitching about 10 cm (4 in) apart. Use the same technique for outline quilting. For striped fabric, tuck across the strips.
 If you are quilting by machine, mark the lines of quilting using dressmaker’s chalk. Most machines have a quilting foot which holds the fabric flat as you sew. Always sew in the same direction to prevent puckering. 
 
Select the appropriate needle for the work of stitching in interior designing and decoration. Use a loose, long machine stitch and reduce the pressure on the presser foot. Guide the fabric through the machine, keeping the layers together and taking care not to make any tucks where the lines of stitching cross. Roll up the fabric so that it will fit under the arm of the sewing machine as you work across the fabric. To quilt by hand, use a sharp or crewel needle and a thread similar to the top fabric. The stitches should be about 2-3 mm (-to- in) long and as even as possible to make the interior designing and decoration as pa professional work.
 
You can use different stitches; the most common are back stitch and running stitch. If the layers are thick and bulky, stab the needle through vertically, not at an angle. The stitches must be neither too close nor too far apart; the padded effect will be lost if the stitches are too close together, and the layers will not be held firmly if the stitches are too far apart. If you prefer to work in small areas and join the work after the quilting has been done, butt the wadding layers together and secure with a herringbone stitch. 

Fold back one edge of the main fabric by 2 cm (   in) and cover the other raw edge. Pin down the length of the join. Turn the quilt over and do the same with the backing fabric. Join the seams invisibly (2) or machine stitch down the seam and continue the quilting design across the join. For a reversible seam on ready-quilted fabric, unpick about 3 cm (11 in) on either side of the edges to be joined. Join the fabric layers as described above. After sewing the seam, continue the quilting across the seam.

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SEWING ZIP-INVISIBLE ZIP-Interior designing and decoration tips and guidance on Sewing Technics

SEWING ZIP IN INTERIOR DESIGNING AND DECORATION

In interior designing and decoration, For furnishing items, there will be considerable Sera cover, for example, and nylon covers. To center the zip, as boxed cushion, tack the seam a Pin the zip in place, face down of the seam, and machine Unpick the tacking stitches. To side and top stitch to secure and, If the zip is enclosed, before stitch the zip tapes at the top of it by hand and sew across both when the zip is in place. For more Stitching lessons please contact Interior game, the best interior designers in India, Bangalore. 
 

INVISIBLE ZIP TO LOOK AMAZING JOINTS IN THE FABRIC FOR INTERIOR DESIGNING AND DECORATION

In interior designing and decoration, To insert a zip along a piped seal stitching is to be seen on the side, open the zip and place the down against the piping or away edge. Sew the zip tape to the Sera with the zipper foot about the teeth. Close the zip and open allowance on the other piece of the folded edge against the teeth pin. Sew 3 mm from the sew across the end of the zip to it, if you are inserting a zip in she, a nap fabric such as velvet, sew using a prick stitch. Stitching make the fabric worth and value in interior designing and decoration.
 

For a lapped zip, use the same adjust stitching position as showing

How to use the Frills and ruffles in Interior designing and decoration?, FRILLS Ruffles or frills are used on cushions, curtains, bed drapes and loose covers. A single frill needs hemming or binding, whereas a double frill is a piece of fabric folded along its length and the right side of the fabric shows all the time. A single frill is preferable if you are using bulky fabrics. Calculate the depth of frill and either add allowances for a double hem and the gathered edge seam or double the required depth and seam allowance for a double frill.
 
Decide on the effect you want in interior designing and decoration, then measure up for the length of the frill: one and a half to three times the length of the finished edge fullness. Sew two lines of gathering stitch and gather up the fullness to fit the edge. Pin and stitch in place – around the edge of a hem, for example, or inserted into a seam. For a frilled edge to a round cushion, join the fabric strip into a circle, gather and distribute the gathers evenly around the cushion piece. A double frill can be bound on the outside edge and the folded edge overlapped on to the cushion or curtain fabric. This frill can be applied after the rest of the sewing is completed.
To get a crispy finish in frill stitching for interior designing and decoration, make the frill as pleated, A pleated frill gives a crisp finish. To calculate the fabric length needed for the frill, measure around the cushion piece or along the curtain edge and multiply by three for the frill length. Include seam allowances for any joins. The frill can be hemmed or double. Mark the fabric length into 3 cm (1 * in) sections along its length. Make 6 cm (2   in) pleats and pin. Tack across the top of the pleats. Apply the frill as before. 
Interior designing and decoration makes the life perfect and joyful, to make it further satisfactory we need to do something self, these do it yourself tips and tricks are making the interior designing and decoration an wonderful one. And we improve the self confidence ourselves, while learning and applying the tips and tricks advised to you in these lessons.
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Hanging Acoustical Baffles which are fitted to the ceilings or walls In Interior designing and decoration

Hanging Acoustical Baffles to control sound in interiors

Hanging Acoustical Baffles which are fitted to the ceilings or walls are meant to reduce the level of sound which is airborne in interiors. Sound Baffles serve as an essential tool for noise reduction, noise pollution, and also for noise reverberation. This is due to the reason that both the sides of the baffle are open to the space. Therefore they can absorb sound from all sides. The baffles are mounted with hanging system and can be suspended either horizontally or vertically from the ceiling. Acoustic Baffles are suited for ceilings where heating systems and light fittings should not get blocked.

Types of Hanging Acoustical Baffles for noise control

Echo Eliminators are Hanging Acoustical Baffles for eliminating echo and are made from Bonded Acoustical Cotton (B.A.C.). It can be recycled and does not contain fiberglass for echo friendly interior designing and decoration. They are durable, cost effective, lightweight, efficient and multi-purpose. There are about ten colors to choose from.
In interior designing, Fabric Wrapped Acoustical Baffles are wrapped with designer fabrics for decorative interiors. Hard side baffles are made from two panels of fiberglass board having edges and faces covered with a fabric or vinyl finish. Fabric wrapped baffles are lightweight and have different shapes like round, square, pencil edge, and bevel, available in dimensions up to 4 ft. x 10 ft to make the interior designing a colorful and professional one. They are mounted with D-rings and come with a wide range of colors.
in interior decoration Poly wrap Baffles are made from Polyethylene which is heat-sealed having Fiberglass fill. They are available in standard black and white colors.
Sanitary Acoustic Baffles have the core encapsulated in reinforced Mylar film for interior designing soundproofing. The white face helps to improve illumination by reflecting light to make the interiors bright and colorful. It is temperature and weather resistant. Sanitary Acoustic Baffles are ideal for industries where weather resistant and cleanable surfaces are required to bring the interior heat under control, places needing high sound reduction, and other environments requiring really clean surroundings. They are generally white in color for interiors.
In Interiors, Sailcloth and Vinyl Encapsulated Acoustical Baffles have fiberglass core with Sailcloth or Polyvinyl Chloride Film outside. They are available in PVC film of 9 colors to suit any interior designing and decoration color theme.
In Interior designing and decoration, Whisper wave Melamine Baffles are made from melamine foam. They can be installed with corkscrew hangers, if it is in the field or with ceiling mounted cable or on wall to wall cable. It is also possible to align them parallel or every alternate baffle can be rotated to 90 degrees. Whisper wave Baffles are available as natural white and grey but also can be got as painted or coated.

Hanging Acoustic Baffle Accessories for interior designing and decoration

Wall and ceiling construction assemblies are vary significantly for interior designing. The following general tools are needed. Crimping Tools, Wire Rope Cables and Crimps, Eye Bolts and Mounting Plates, Hollow Wall Toggle Bolts, Cable Ratchet Stretchers, Tool for Tee-Bar Mounting Clips, Turnbuckles and Tee-Bar Mounting Clips

Applications of Hanging Acoustic Baffles in interior designing and decoration

Hanging Acoustic Baffles are recommended for interior Ceiling Baffles for absorbing echo, sound and noise reduction in manufacturing and industrial facilities, warehouses, gymnasiums, auditoriums, offices, call centers, entertainment facilities, computer rooms, gun ranges, band rooms and studios.
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