Liberty Assembly of God Church

Dramatic is the only way to describe the latest Cavanaugh Tocci & Associates specification of K-13. Applied in the new Liberty Assembly of God Church in Shrewsbury Massachusetts, the Black application is providing the required reverberation control to the soaring 40 foot high sanctuary ceilings. Now, along with state of the art sound and lighting systems, the services truly are spiritual.

Vineyard Christian Fellowship

CBT taps Sona-Spray "fc" for acoustical control in this recent renovation of a historic catholic church in Cambridge Massachusetts. The ability of Sona-Spray "fc" to conform to the towering arched ceiling provides reverberation control without detracting from the original architecture. Applied at 1", in conjunction with hanging deflection panels, the Sona-Spray "fc" compliments the high production musical performances at services.

Temple Beth Shalom

Dramatic appearance and fantastic acoustics were the final results of this extremely difficult application of Dark Red K-13. The acoustical material was applied at 2.2" between 16" on-center wood roof rafters, and the remainder of the wood was painted to match. The slates, which give an appearance of depth, were added following the application. The versatility of K-13 in conforming to a multitude of angles and pitches along with custom color made it the first choice in this application

Temple Ohabei Shalom

This spectacular before and after is thanks to 3 special colors of K-13"fc" and magnificent 150 year old architecture. Following an asbestos removal procedure, K-13"fc" was selected for its ability to be manufactured in any color. The color matching of the historic colors was completed in approximately 2 weeks with the custom material delivered to the job site ready for application. Due to the irregular substrate, the K-13"fc" was rolled and over sprayed to ensure an even layer of acoustical material. The 4 week operation, including scaffolding removal, was completed on time 3 days before a scheduled wedding.

United Methodist Church

This simple but effective application of Sona-Spray"fc" was retrofitted over a three day period without alterations to lighting or electrical fixtures. Unfortunately during construction of this new facility, acoustics were not a major concern, it was not until the sound system was tested did designers realize the severity of the problem. Applied at .5", Noise Reduction Coefficient of .65, the Sona-Spray has lowered the reverberation time and made gatherings an enjoyable experience for the parishioners of the United Methodist Church. Once again the application was than 30% more costly due to the retrofit application.