Acunic, the acoustic fabric collection woven by Getzner Textil in Austria since 1818, is now available in New Zealand exclusively through OneFrame — 13 high-performance acoustic fabrics with fire protection built into the fibre.
OneFrame has partnered with AKA Acoustics to bring the Acunic collection of high-performance acoustic fabrics to New Zealand. Acunic is woven by Getzner Textil in Bludenz, Austria, and is available in New Zealand exclusively through OneFrame.
The collection gives architects, interior designers and acousticians 13 fabrics across five ranges, from fine geometric reliefs to deep, sculptural 3D weaves. Every fabric pairs strong sound absorption with fire performance built into the fibre itself.
For specifiers, that means a European acoustic textile backed by a local design-and-build partner — from fabric selection and acoustic intent through to engineered frames and installation.
Acunic is the acoustic fabric collection of Getzner Textil, which has woven textiles in Bludenz, Austria, since 1818. It was created so that sound control can be designed into a space as a finished surface, not added later as a utilitarian panel.
Every Acunic fabric is made with Trevira CS fibre. The fire protection is part of the fibre, so nothing washes out or wears away over the life of the fabric.
Acunic fabrics are designed to work four ways:
• Functional: absorbs the chatter of busy rooms.
• Aesthetic: woven textures that catch light and shadow across every ridge.
• Durable: made to be touched and easy to live with.
• Flexible: curved, stretched, hung or freestanding.
Open-plan offices, learning spaces, hospitality venues and healthcare environments share one problem: hard surfaces reflect sound, and reverberation undermines comfort, privacy and speech clarity. Acoustic treatment is now a core design requirement, not a finishing touch.
The challenge has been finding an acoustic material that performs, meets fire requirements and still looks like part of the architecture. Acunic answers all three, with tested acoustic performance, inherent fire protection and textures designed to be seen.
The fabric is also supported locally. OneFrame handles fabric selection, detailing, fabrication and installation in New Zealand, so specifiers have one accountable partner rather than an imported product with no local backing.
The collection spans five ranges, each with its own play of light, shadow and touch:
• Cubic: crisp geometric reliefs, woven in 3D, that hold their shape.
• Optic: braided, diamond and dense woven textures with real depth.
• Accentric: organic, crushed and flowing surfaces for a softer look.
• Volumic: deep, sculptural cells and weaves with genuine volume.
• Basic: a fine, hard-wearing texture for everyday durability.
Every fabric can be dyed to order, giving designers freedom to match a palette or create a statement.
For textures, performance and technical detail on each fabric, explore the full Acunic collection.
Acunic suits any interior where acoustic comfort, fire performance and design quality carry equal weight.
• Workplaces: open-plan offices, meeting rooms, boardrooms and breakout areas where speech privacy and focus matter.
• Education: lecture theatres, classrooms, libraries and student hubs where speech intelligibility drives learning outcomes.
• Hospitality: restaurants, bars and hotels where reverberation quickly makes conversation tiring.
• Healthcare and aged care: waiting areas, lounges and communal spaces where calm, low-noise environments support wellbeing.
• Civic and cultural spaces: galleries, museums, libraries and auditoria with large volumes and hard finishes.
• Retail and showrooms: brand environments that need acoustic control without visual clutter.
Acunic fabrics suit wall panels, ceiling panels, curtains, room dividers and freestanding elements.
OneFrame designs, manufactures and installs architectural fabric systems in New Zealand. Acunic slots into that design-and-build model, so the fabric arrives on site as part of a complete, engineered system.
1. Concept and acoustic intent: we work with the architect, designer or acoustician to understand the space, its use and the acoustic and fire outcomes required.
2. Fabric and construction: we match the right Acunic fabric, colour and construction — framed panel, ceiling, curtain or freestanding element — to the brief.
3. Detailing and engineering: shop drawings, fixing details and panel layouts.
4. Fabrication: frames and fabric elements are made to measure for each project.
5. Installation: OneFrame installs and finishes on site, with one point of accountability from drawing to handover.
OneFrame is also developing flat-pack acoustic frames and modular acoustic tower systems with AKA Acoustics, giving designers relocatable acoustic elements for workplaces and learning environments.
Feel it before you choose it. OneFrame sends samples of the fabrics you shortlist, with pricing and help choosing fabric, colour and construction.
When specifying, confirm:
• the acoustic target for the space, set by your acoustician;
• the fire performance required for the building’s use;
• the fabric and colour, including dyed-to-order options;
• the construction — wall panel, ceiling panel, curtain or freestanding element.
OneFrame can supply technical information and installation details to support specification and consent documentation.
Request samples or pricing: tell us about the room and the project stage — contact OneFrame, or browse the full Acunic collection.
What is Acunic acoustic fabric?
Acunic is a collection of high-performance acoustic fabrics woven by Getzner Textil in Bludenz, Austria. It is used for acoustic wall panels, ceiling panels, curtains, room dividers and freestanding elements.
Who supplies Acunic in New Zealand?
Acunic is available in New Zealand exclusively through OneFrame, in partnership with AKA Acoustics in Australia.
What fabrics are in the Acunic collection?
Thirteen fabrics across five ranges — Cubic, Optic, Accentric, Volumic and Basic — from fine geometric reliefs to deep, sculptural 3D weaves. See the full Acunic collection for details on each fabric.
How well does Acunic absorb sound?
Acunic fabrics deliver high sound absorption, with several fabrics reaching class A. Performance depends on the fabric and how it is mounted, so the Acunic collection page and OneFrame's team can help match a fabric to your acoustic target.
Is Acunic fire rated?
Yes. Every Acunic fabric is made with Trevira CS fibre, with fire protection built into the fibre itself, so it does not wash out or wear away.
Can Acunic be made in custom colours?
Yes. Every Acunic fabric can be dyed to order.
How do I get Acunic samples in New Zealand?
Contact OneFrame with details of the room and project stage, and the team will send samples of the fabrics you like, with pricing.
OneFrame is a New Zealand speciality manufacturer of acoustic, illuminated and printed fabric systems. The company works with architects, designers and specifiers on a design-and-build basis, from concept through manufacture to installation. Learn more at www.oneframe.co.nz
Acunic is the acoustic fabric collection of Getzner Textil, which has woven textiles in Bludenz, Austria, since 1818. Learn more at www.getzner.at
AKA Acoustics is an Australian acoustic solutions business and OneFrame’s partner for the Acunic collection in the region. Learn more at www.akaacoustics.com
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