Camira Acoustic Fabrics: Performance Meets Style

Name: Camira Acoustic Fabric Installation
Brand: Camira

The Professional Choice for Acoustic Walling

When it comes to covering acoustic panels or creating bespoke fabric walling systems, Camira is the gold standard. At Quiet Acoustics, we have spent over 15 years specifying and installing Camira fabrics in London’s most prestigious offices, home cinemas, and recording studios.

Why We Recommend Camira Fabrics

Camira fabrics aren't just aesthetically pleasing; they are technically engineered for acoustic transparency. This allows sound to pass through the fabric into the absorbent core behind it, rather than bouncing back into the room.

Acoustically Transparent: Range-specific weaves (like Cara and Lucia) are designed to let sound waves pass through effortlessly.
Sustainable & Durable: Many ranges are made from recycled materials or rapidly renewable wool, perfect for eco-conscious projects in London and St Albans.
Fire Rated: Fully compliant with UK building regulations for commercial and residential use.

Our Specialist Installation Services

Installing Camira fabric requires precision tensioning to avoid sagging or visible seams. Our Henlow-based team uses a track-based stretching system to create a perfectly flat, "drum-tight" finish across entire walls. Whether you are hiding Wisdom Audio speakers or simply softening the echo in a high-ceilinged Kensington apartment, our finish is flawless.

Popular Camira Ranges We Install:

Cara: The classic, cost-effective choice for walling and panels.
Lucia: A vibrant crepe-weave synthetic with a wide colour palette.
Blazer: A premium felted wool that adds warmth and luxury texture to any room.

Visit Our Fabric Showroom in Henlow (SG16)

Don't choose from a screen. Visit our specialist showroom near London to see the full Camira swatch books and feel the textures of the fabrics in person.

Showroom Location: Unit 13 Kingfisher Park, Henlow, SG16 6DD
Expert Advice: 01727 648841

Why do we need acoustic fabrics?

As with light, when sounds hits a surface, part of its energy is absorbed and part is reflected back into the room. So, just as we may install a blind in front of a window to control its brightness, similarly, acoustic solutions are necessary to effectively manage sound and the effect it has upon noise and echo within an interior as it bounces off hard, reflective surfaces.

Quiet Interiors Acoustic solutions take various forms – wall divider screens, hanging panels for ceilings, acoustic bricks – all of which can be incredibly effective in absorbing sound. However, the fabric these solutions are covered in must be conducive to its purpose; if they don’t possess the necessary acoustic properties, they may reflect the sound back into the room before the panel behind has the chance to do its job.

What is an Acoustic fabric?

An acoustic fabric allows sound waves to pass through without any interference, neither reflecting or absorbing. In effect, it is transparent – with the most highly transparent acoustic fabrics being used for loudspeaker coverings as a result of the minimal impact they have upon the sound that is being transmitted.

To demonstrate the extent to which a fabric posesses acoustic properties, it is tested under ISO 10534 Part 2 - this test measures the sound absorption of a fabric when it is applied to a 10cm thick sound absorbing foam. The results are then compared to the absorption of the foam in isolation, therefore demonstrating how well the fabric will complement the performance of an acoustic panel.

The data will illustrate that the sound passes through a transparent fabric and is absorbed by the foam, or that it is partially absorbed by the fabric before passing through to the foam.

Camira Fabrics Acoustic range

All the Camira textiles below can be specified as being acoustically transparent for use in conjunction with an acoustic panel, and have been tested to the relevant flammability standards in both Europe and North America.

Learn more about acoustic fabrics - how they work and how they are tested - in our technical brochure, available to download here.