What Is a Fiber Wall?
A fiber wall is made from pulp and paper fibers, wood flour, granular materials, threaded chemical fibers, and inorganic materials, kneaded with glue and water, then coated.
It is characterized by a soft finish, high sound absorption, and the ability to regulate indoor humidity. However, it may lack durability.
Fiber walls are relatively easy to install and do not require the expertise of a skilled plasterer. This ease of installation has made them popular in built-for-sale housing and similar applications.
Uses of Fiber Walls
Made from diverse raw materials, fiber walls come in a wide range of products, allowing for economical room creation.
They offer excellent sound absorption, humidity control, and workability, making them a widely used interior material for various rooms.
Advanced versions with enhanced humidity control, anti-mold properties, improved durability, and environmental pollution countermeasures are available. Moisture-resistant types are suitable for use in kitchens and bathrooms.