Core + face
Published reference6–7 PCF rigid fiberglass with a perforated 1/16-inch copolymer face extending across the panel face and edges.
Project decisionConfirm the current construction and project impact criterion.
ACC-U-SOUND · Heat-formed high-impact panel
A monolithic protective face for active interiors.
HIP II carries a perforated copolymer face across the panel face and square edges. Its finish, edge and thickness options are deliberately different from HIP I.
- Placement
- Wall
- Function
- Absorption + higher-contact protection
- Reference construction
- Rigid fiberglass + heat-formed copolymer face
- Project inputs
- Thickness · color · layout · mounting
HIP II product role
The copolymer face is the finish.
HIP II uses a perforated 1/16-inch copolymer sheet over a 6–7 PCF rigid-fiberglass core, heat-formed around square edges for a one-piece appearance.
Unlike HIP I, the published HIP II finish is selected from QTS copolymer colors rather than wrapped fabric. The source also cautions against intense direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- What it does
- Creates an absorptive panel with a continuous higher-contact copolymer surface.
- What changes
- Thickness, dimensions, standard copolymer color and mounting.
- What to verify
- Impact requirement, color sample, exposure, test data and attachment.
The perforated copolymer surface is integral to HIP II’s published construction; it is not simply an alternate textile for HIP I.
Configuration ledger
Design around a square, heat-formed panel.
HIP II narrows finish and edge choices in exchange for a monolithic published surface. Carry those limits into elevations and details.
Thickness + size
Published reference11/16, 1 1/16, 1 9/16 and 2 1/16 inches; maximum 48 × 120 inches nominal.
Project decisionSelect panel dimensions and verify any custom-size request.
Edge
Published referenceHeat-formed one-piece construction; square edge only.
Project decisionCoordinate the square-edge module, reveals, corners and adjacent materials.
Finish
Published referenceA variety of QTS standard copolymer colors is published.
Project decisionReview a current color sample and confirm cleaning and test requirements.
Mounting
Published referenceAdhesive with impaling clips and mechanical clips are published; the written specification names adhesive with impaling clip or Z-clip.
Project decisionResolve the exact mounting and installer scope for the substrate.
Published acoustic reference
Absorption data is published through 2 1/16 inches.
Use the published values as a family-level reference and obtain current test documentation for the selected panel and mounting.
Open the HIP II product PDF| Published thickness | Published NRC |
|---|---|
| 11/16 inch | 0.55–0.60 |
| 1 1/16 inches | 0.85 |
| 1 9/16 inches | 0.95 |
| 2 1/16 inches | 1.00 |
No quantified impact test method or rating is published on the current product sheet. Define the project’s impact criterion and ask QTS for supporting evidence.
Fire-test boundary
The source states that panel components have an ASTM E84 Class A flame-spread rating of 25 or less. Verify the current copolymer color and complete assembly documentation.
Published applications
Place the product in the right room condition.
The published application list focuses on high-activity and institutional interiors; project-specific contact, cleaning and exposure requirements remain decisive.
Large assembly
- Convention centers
- Multi-purpose rooms
Active interiors
- Gymnasiums
- Institutional buildings
Controlled facilities
- Correctional facilities
- Project-specific review
Documents & coordination
Build a current HIP II project record.
Use the HIP II PDF to understand the published construction. Request current color, impact, acoustic, fire and mounting information for the project assembly.
Request current project documentsProduct source boundary
HIP II is not presented as a fabric-wrapped HIP I option. Its heat-formed copolymer face, square edge, color selection and thickness range are separate product decisions.
Selection record
Record the selected construction, dimensions, finish, edge and mounting together. Request samples and current acoustic and fire-test documentation that match that assembly.
Field coordination
Confirm field dimensions, substrate, penetrations, adjacent finishes, installer scope and access requirements before fabrication or procurement.
HIP II questions
Clarify the assembly before specification.
Use the published information to frame product review, then verify the exact assembly and evidence with QTS.
Is HIP II fabric wrapped?
The published HIP II construction uses a perforated copolymer face heat-formed across the face and square edges. The source does not describe a fabric finish for HIP II.
How does HIP II differ from HIP I?
HIP II has a heat-formed copolymer surface and square edge only. HIP I retains a fabric or perforated-vinyl finish over its high-impact face and publishes different edge and thickness options.
Can I specify a bevel or radius edge?
Not from the current published HIP II information, which states square edge only. Ask QTS before detailing any alternate edge.
Is a quantified impact rating available?
The current page and PDF do not publish one. Define the required test or abuse condition and request current evidence.
What exposure limitation should I review?
The specification says the panel should not be exposed to intense direct sunlight or extreme temperatures. Confirm the actual project exposure with QTS.
Have a HIP II condition to review?
Bring the active wall condition into the product decision.
Share contact level, wall geometry, exposure, color intent, mounting substrate and performance criteria with QTS.