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Sound-Absorbing Hexagon Panels by Form Us With Love


Swedish design studio Form Us With Love have created these Träullit hexagon sound-absorbing panels from wood wool cement. The designers described the process of making the wood wool cement panels as relatively simple. Wood slivers are cut from logs, then mixed with water and cement and put in a mould to dry into shape. The result is a material that is environmentally friendly, water resistant, moisture and sound absorbant. 

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