Dybø

Acoustic batt

Dybø

Acoustic batt

Dybø is an acoustic batt made from 75% recycled PET, sourced from household plastic bottles. Used in many of our acoustic paneling products, it is also available as standalone batts in three standard colors—Black, Anthracite Grey, and Light Grey—and various sizes and thicknesses.

Variant: Black

Your environmental impact:

1.95 kgwaste saved per m²

10.27 kg per m²

total CO₂e footprint*

*CO₂e footprint and comparison are based on available EPD data including phases A1–A3 and C1–C4. For more info see our sustainability page.

Product	Acoustic batts
Material	75% rPET
Application	Ceilings & walls
Thickness	50 mm 40 mm and 20 mm
Max width	1200 mm
Max height	1200 mm
Weight	50 mm: 2.6 kg/m2
Absorption	Class A only on 50 mm when directly mounted
Fire class	Bs1,d0
Emissions	Approved according to REIS Ref. 6F006139
Made in	Sweden

From post consumer plastic waste to tabletops

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"I am made from household plastic bottles then turned into acoustic batts"

Dybø delivered at scale

4,627 kg waste saved

Bassin 7, Ø4 Byliv / Aarhus, Denmark

14,809 kg waste saved

Marmorvej 2 / Copenhagen, Denmark

2,280 kg waste saved

Grønttorvet Spisehus / Copenhagen, Denmark

Project reference / a:gain showroom

"I am made from household plastic bottles"

of waste saved per m2*

CO₂e footprint*

Dybø PET felt is produced from used plastic bottles collected within Europe. Comprising 75% recycled PET, its production is entirely waste-free, as all offcuts are recirculated into the manufacturing process. Discover more about how we transform waste into new products here.

*CO₂e footprint and comparison are based on available EPD data including phases A1–A3 and C1–C4. For more info see our sustainability page.

1 Collection

Vast amounts of plastic bottles complete their final life cycle as a bottle and are subsequently discarded from the bottle recycling loop

2 Making the fibres

The bottles are melted to pellets and new fibres are drawn from these

3 Air lay pressing

The fibres are spun up and mixed together with a PET binder. Heat and pressing then creates the final acoustic batt

4 Cutting

A continuous stream of material is then cut to the desired dimensions. The batts require no further work and are ready to install

350,000 tonnes of plastic waste is produced each year in Denmark

57%

Of plastic is incinerated

Denmark ranks low at EU level for plastics packaging collected for recycling because of its large waste incineration infrastructures that limit incentives to recycle. In order to tackle that issue, Denmark is aiming to reduce its incineration rate by 80% by 2030. Additionally, the Danish government is investing in alternative waste treatment solutions to reduce reliance on incineration, promoting a shift toward more sustainable waste management practices.

Source: University of Southern Denmark. What happens to our plastic waste?

28%

Of plastic is exported

In 2017, Denmark exported 48.2 tons of plastic waste. 58% ended up in Germany, which is known to export large quantities of its plastic waste to South-East Asian countries such as Malaysia. This makes waste treatment data difficult to trace and hinders improvements related to waste treatment. This highlights the current need to keep our waste at home to ensure better control over recycling and reducing the environmental impact of waste exportation.

13%

Of plastic is recycled

Denmark is among the European countries that recycle the least:

Source: The-new-plastics-economy-A-Danish-research-innovation-and-business-opportunity-Technical-report

The savings from not importing new plastic raw material could save the Danish economy as much as 1.6 billion DKK per year. Recycling is therefore a political priority for the country, which aims to recycle 55% of its plastic waste by 2030. To achieve this goal, Denmark is implementing new national regulations that promote recycling infrastructure, improve sorting systems, and engage citizens in better waste separation practices.

Of plastic is landfilled

Standard colours

Black

Anthracite Grey

Light Grey

Carlsberg Green

Sprinkle Blue

Carlsberg Grey

Grey Marbled

Plain Grey

Dybø is available in three standard colour variants: Black, Anthracite Grey, and Light Grey. The colours feature a subtly speckled surface, reflecting the recycled material used, which gives the product its distinctive character. An expanded range of colours is available for large-scale project specific orders.

Project specific production - Minimum order quantity of 200 m²