What is a FleQswall?
A FleQswall is a relatively new product used for the flexible separation of two spaces by means of a roll-up wall. A FleQswall is mainly used in fitness centres, gyms and other sports facilities. Ideal for temporarily hiding a group lesson from view or for noise control.
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Why choose a FleQswall?
When there is a need to separate a room with regularity, a FleQswall can offer the solution. For example, FleQswalls are often used in gyms to organize group lessons. This way, a group can be easily and quickly separated from the rest of the sporters. A FleQswall also offers the solution when, for example due to religious beliefs, it is desirable to have men and women exercise separately. The VLP FleQswall is also a more economical alternative to a mobile panel wall. Also, a FleQswall is faster to roll up and unroll than a mobile panel wall. Moreover, a VLP FleQswall makes fewer demands on the ceiling construction and even, when rolled up, completely disappears into it.
Composition
A FleQswall is a flexible partition that is available in numerous materials and colours. Prefer a neutral wall in one colour? Or a wall with a full print? No problem at all. The canvas is fully composable and can be printed on one or both sides. This way your FleQswall can also be used for your advertising purposes or those of your potential sponsors.
Insulating FleQswall
In addition to the usual materials, a FleQswall can be fabricated out of an insulating PVC fabric. This PVC fabric can also be chosen to be sound insulating. Where a regular VLP FleQswall has an insulating value of approximately 3 dB(A), the insulating version offers approximately 13 dB(A). However, the maximum surface area is limited to a cloth size of 80 square meters due to the extra weight.
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