AWP · Acoustical Wall Panel
General-purpose fabric-wrapped wall panel for sound absorption.
ACC-U-SOUND · Published references
Find the source. Then confirm the assembly.
Locate the published product page and PDF for every ACC-U-SOUND family, then request the current documents that match the project’s product, thickness, finish and mounting condition.
Published references are starting points. They are not represented here as current, assembly-specific submittals.
A disciplined source boundary
Use the library to frame—not finish—the record.
The right document depends on the specific family, construction, finish, mounting method and project condition being evaluated.
QTS publishes product pages and PDFs for 12 distinct ACC-U-SOUND families. The library below preserves those distinctions: wall absorbers, tackable surfaces, high-impact panels, image panels, ceiling treatments, hanging baffles, diffusers and a corner-mounted low-frequency absorber are not interchangeable.
Several published files use older templates or contain option language that should be rechecked. Request current product data, test documentation, finish information, mounting guidance and warranty applicability for the exact selection.
Complete ACC-U-SOUND index
Twelve families. One verified source path for each.
“Published PDF” identifies the document linked by QTS. Confirm its current applicability before using it for a specification, submittal or procurement decision.
Document-status note
The AWP PDF carries November 2006 embedded metadata and contains internal option-language differences. Other PDFs may also use legacy templates. Use every linked file as a published reference and request current assembly-specific documentation from QTS.
Wall systems & functional surfaces
Six separate families for absorption, tackability, higher-contact conditions and printed imagery.
ATP · Acoustical Tackable Panel
Absorptive wall treatment with a smooth tackable face.
TP · Tackable Panel
Tackable mineral-fiber panel for active wall conditions.
HIP I · High Impact Panel
Fabric-finished composite panel for higher-contact wall areas.
HIP II · High Impact Panel
Separate high-impact family with a perforated copolymer face.
QI · Quiet Images
Printed imagery integrated with an acoustic wall-panel system.
Ceiling & suspended treatments
Three absorptive families for direct, grid or suspended conditions.
CP · Cloud or Ceiling Panel
Fabric-finished ceiling absorber for direct-mount or grid conditions.
HB · Hanging Baffle
Suspended rigid-fiberglass baffle for open environments.
LDB · Low Density Baffles / Banners
Low-density suspended treatment for larger rooms.
Diffusion & low-frequency treatment
BSD and PSD distribute sound; CBT is a corner-mounted low-frequency absorber.
BSD · Barrel Shaped Diffuser
Curved wall- or ceiling-mounted surface for distributing sound.
PSD · Pyramidal Shaped Diffuser
Pyramidal ceiling surface for distributing sound within a room.
CBT · Corner Bass Trap
Corner-mounted absorber for low-frequency treatment.
Project coordination
Resources that sit beside the product sheet.
Each source has a defined role. Confirm that the guidance applies to the selected product and current project condition.
Mounting & installation
Published QTS information for Z-clip and impaling-clip mounting. Coordinate substrate, attachment, field dimensions and adjacent work for the selected assembly.
Official source pageOpen mounting guidance
Cleaning & maintenance
Published care information. Verify the instructions against the selected fabric, face material and finish before adding them to the closeout record.
Official source pageOpen care guidance
Product warranty
Published QTS warranty letter. Confirm coverage, exclusions and applicability for the selected product and project rather than assuming every condition is included.
Published PDFOpen warranty
LEED & environmental information
Legacy QTS environmental references can help identify documentation questions. LEED certifies projects, not individual products; the project team evaluates contribution under the applicable rating system.
Context & caveatsReview LEED information
Current project record
Request product data, test reports, finish information and mounting details that identify the selected product, thickness, construction and condition.
Direct project actionSend the project context
Before a document becomes project evidence
Check five boundaries.
A source is most useful when its product, construction, test basis, date and project application are understood.
Product
Does the source identify the exact ACC-U-SOUND family being considered?
Keep ATP / TP and HIP I / HIP II separateAssembly
Does it match the selected core, thickness, face, finish, edge and mounting method?
Request assembly-specific dataTest basis
Does the report or published value state the tested configuration and applicable standard?
Do not infer missing valuesStatus
Is the document current enough for the project, or is it a legacy reference that needs confirmation?
Confirm with QTSResponsibility
Has the project team evaluated product contribution, code criteria and acceptance requirements?
No automatic approval or pointsTechnical-resource questions
Use the source with its limits intact.
The library makes the published references easier to find without turning older or general information into an unsupported project claim.
Are the linked PDFs current submittals?
They are the product PDFs currently linked by QTS and are labeled here as published references. Request the current, assembly-specific documents required for the project before specification, submittal or procurement.
Why are BSD and PSD separated from absorptive panels?
BSD and PSD are published as sound-diffusion products that distribute sound within a room. They are not presented as interchangeable with the absorptive wall panels, ceiling treatments or CBT low-frequency absorber.
Does QTS publish CAD or BIM files here?
No coordinated CAD or BIM download library was found in the reviewed QTS source. Ask QTS whether a project-specific digital detail is available for the selected condition.
Are QTS products LEED-certified?
LEED certifies projects, not individual products. Product information may support a project team’s documentation work, but contribution depends on the applicable rating system, assembly, location, evidence and team evaluation.
Where should I request current documents?
Email support@quiettechnologysystems.com, call (480) 632-9234, or use the project email-draft page with the product, project and condition identified.
Have the source but not the selection?
Bring QTS the project condition.
Share the room, drawings, stage and documentation need so the published reference can be connected to the current project record.