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4 Reasons why moss walls are so popular
News and PR from Sound Zero - Published 03 February 2021
Moss walls are becoming the preferred choice amongst architects, interior designers and specifiers due to their visual, acoustic and even health implications.To read the news article click the pdf below:
Moss acts as a natural sound absorber, and when placed strategically to absorb the wallÂ’s reflection points
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