DecorZen®
Documents
- Product Brochure31 Jul 2024 | 9.64 MiB
- Supply Nation30 Jul 2024 | 341.16 KiB
- Installation Guidelines29 Jul 2024 | 6.98 MiB
- Acoustic Data28 Jul 2024 | 369.37 KiB
- Group 2 Fire Certificate (Timber Veneer)27 Jul 2024 | 1.87 MiB
- Group 1 Fire Certificate27 Jul 2024 | 317.97 KiB
- Declare Label26 Jul 2024 | 1.06 MiB
- Product Aware26 Jul 2024 | 4.08 MiB
- Care & Maintenance25 Jul 2024 | 69.7 KiB
- Warranty24 Jul 2024 | 76.78 KiB
- Safety Data Sheet23 Jul 2024 | 74.54 KiB
- Specification Wording22 Jul 2024 | 98.54 KiB
Key Features
Fully GECA certified. DecorZen can also be fully FSC® certified and eligible for Green Star points depending on the substrate and finish selected.
Incredible acoustic performance. Significantly reduce noise by coupling DecorZen with DecorSorb. Acoustic tests are available on request.
A huge range of perforation options, edging detail, finishes and substrates are available to suit your design needs.
DecorZen is made from natural timber. As timber is a natural material, can vary in colour, tone, and texture.
At Decor Systems, we celebrate this. We think the natural variation is what makes it beautiful. When DecorZen is installed, this variation may be present.
Panels need to acclimatise to the environment at least 5 days prior to installation. Please contact your local Decor Systems representative for more information
Profiles
Finishes
Substrates
Recommended Fixing Methods
Build Your Spec
Certifications
Integrations
Access panels designed to almost disappear into the acoustic systems.
Maintenance
General regular cleaning: Use a sponge or soft cloth with a household cleaning detergent. Do not use abrasive cleaners.
Polishing: Use a soft cloth.
Graffiti removal/spray paint: Within 48 hours, wipe with mineral turpentine soaked rag.
Felt tipped marker: Within 48 hours, clean with methylated spirits.
Mechanical damage: If physically damaged consult Decor Systems.
Scratch damage: Apply the topcoat colour (ask manufacturer) to the scratch using a fine camel hairbrush.
Projects Featuring Zen
The Canberra Hospital Expansion represents the largest healthcare infrastructure initiative undertaken by the ACT Government to date. It is designed to address both current and future health needs in the Territory. This landmark project, designed by BVN Architecture and built by Multiplex, features Australia’s first fully electric hospital building powered entirely by renewable energy. This innovative approach reduces approximately 1,886 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually, equivalent to removing 780 cars from Canberra’s roads each year. The new facility, which spans eight levels and covers 45,000 metres, includes a state-of-the-art Emergency Department, an expanded Intensive Care Unit, and enhanced Perioperative Services. Sustainability was a central theme throughout the project, with the Multiplex team utilising electrified cranes, sourcing a locally made low-carbon concrete mix, and repurposing or salvaging 96% of materials from the previous building's demolition. BVN principal Julian Ashton said the major expansion of Canberra Hospital will “unite healthcare and community in an environmentally-friendly wellbeing-oriented campus. Social Procurement also played a pivotal role in this project, with Decor Systems’ Supply Nation Certification significantly contributing to Multiplex's Indigenous Inclusion targets. Maintaining a serene and peaceful environment is crucial for the well-being of patients and staff in healthcare settings. Decor Systems was integral to the project, supplying a range of aesthetic, highly absorbent, and eco-friendly acoustic panels tailored to various acoustic needs. Waiting areas required acoustics that reduce stress, while reception areas required enhanced sound privacy. The selected combination of Arktura, Zen, Zen Micro, and Vogl panels effectively addressed these diverse acoustic and design needs.
Spanning 1500 square meters, this state-of-the-art facility includes a versatile 182-seat theatre alongside essential amenities such as teaching spaces, change rooms, makeup preparation areas, a green room, two music rooms, two drama studios, and a dedicated band room featuring twelve sound-insulated practice rooms. Collaborating with Stewart Architecture, we meticulously addressed acoustic, environmental, and safety standards. Our team helped curate a selection of products from our diverse range to ensure these requirements were met without compromising style. The combination of Vogl, DecorLux, DecorZen, DecorLini, and DecorStyle proved the ideal solution. An outstanding project showcasing commitment to quality, style and collaboration.
The Satellite Hospitals Program (SHP) is the Queensland Government's commitment to deliver seven new facilities to support public healthcare delivery in rapidly growing communities across South East Queensland. Decor Systems is proud to supply all seven sites with a blend of products to achieve style and acoustic excellence.
One of the largest-ever hospital expansions in Queensland, Decor Systems worked closely with BVN Architects to deliver acoustic solutions that work to make a positive impact on the health and wellbeing of patients.
The Queensland government finished construction on the $85.5 million primary school at Bellbird Park, part of its more considerable $1.9 billion education infrastructure investment. The school features modern facilities, including a multi-purpose hall and air-conditioned classrooms, and aims to serve the growing South-East Queensland community. The project was built by ADCO Constructions and designed by Deicke Richards, with Conrad Gargett as the D&C architect. Decor Systems played a pivotal role in the new Bellbird Park primary school project, particularly in the acoustic solutions of the sports hall. Our expertise in acoustics was instrumental in creating an environment that minimises distractions and ensures audibility, enhancing the overall experience.
The recently refurbished GPT Space & Co at Darling Park in Sydney is a new addition to the co-working and flexible office landscape. Designed by the acclaimed architectural firm Woods Bagot and constructed by FDC, this space embodies modern office design with a strong focus on flexibility, connectivity, and collaboration. Located in Darling Park, the venue offers stunningly designed spaces that include private offices, meeting rooms, and event spaces to cater to various business needs. The design emphasises visual connection with the surrounding natural environment and fosters collaboration through shared workspaces.
