Pyrotek Reapor Tiles
$159.60
Sale price
$159.60
Regular price
$168.00
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Pyrotek Reapor Tiles
$159.60
Sale price
$159.60
Regular price
$168.00
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Pyrotek Reapor is a sound absorbing panel made from recycled glass granules, 50 mm thick at 625 x 625 mm, 5.3 kg per panel. It looks like light grey stone and is completely fibre free.
Absorption without fibres
NRC is 0.95 at 50 mm, which is high absorption by any measure. The panel is highly porous, so sound is absorbed both between the granules and inside them. What makes it unusual is that it achieves that without loose fibres, so it can go where a fibrous absorber cannot: food handling areas, clean environments, anywhere the surface will be touched or hosed.
Non-combustible, and structural enough to stand up
Non-combustible to AS 1530.1 and ISO 1182, NCC Group 1, with ignitability, spread of flame and heat evolved all 0 and smoke developed 1. Compressive strength is 1.46 N/mm² and flexural strength 0.53 N/mm², so it holds its own shape rather than needing a frame to survive.
Outdoors too
It is rated for roadside barrier absorption at DLα 11 dB, Category A3 to EN 1793-1, which is an outdoor application. Weather does not break it down the way it does a fibrous panel.
Air quality
VOC emission rate 0.026 mg/m² per hour and formaldehyde under 0.005 mg/m² per hour, classified low VOC emitting under the Australian NPI, EU and US EPA schemes. It is non-conductive and has a thermal conductivity of 0.077 W/m·K.
Full figures are in the table below.
Technical data
Pyrotek technical data sheet (PDF)Sizes stocked
| Panel | Thickness | Length | Width | Weight per panel | Density |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reapor 50/625625 | 50 mm | 625 mm | 625 mm | 5.3 kg | 270 kg/m³ |
Acoustic
| NRC | 0.95 at 50 mm thick |
|---|---|
| Roadside barrier absorption | DLα 11 dB, Category A3 (EN 1793-1) |
| How it absorbs | Highly porous, so sound is absorbed both between the granules and inside them |
An NRC of 0.95 is close to the practical ceiling for a hard panel, and this one gets there without any fibre at all.
Fire
| Combustibility | Non-combustible (AS 1530.1 / ISO 1182) |
|---|---|
| Ignitability index | 0 |
| Spread of flame index | 0 |
| Heat evolved index | 0 |
| Smoke developed index | 1 |
| NCC group number | Group 1 (ISO 5660 / AS/NZS 3837) |
| European classification | Non-combustible (EN 13501-1) |
Group 1 and non-combustible together are why this panel gets used in tunnels, stairwells and fire exits where soft absorbers are not allowed.
Physical
| Compressive strength | 1.46 N/mm² (DIN 196-1) |
|---|---|
| Flexural strength | 0.53 N/mm² |
| Tensile strength | 0.14 N/mm² (DIN 1607) |
| Dynamic modulus of elasticity | 833 N/mm² (DIN 1048) |
| Thermal conductivity | 0.077 W/m·K (DIN 52612) |
| Electrical conductivity | Non-conductive (AS/NZS 3000) |
| Colour | Light grey, stone-like appearance |
| Tolerances | Dimensions plus or minus 1 mm, density plus or minus 10% |
Environment and air quality
| Content | Made from recycled glass, fibre free |
|---|---|
| VOC emission rate | 0.026 mg/m² per hour (ASTM D5116) |
| Formaldehyde emission rate | Under 0.005 mg/m² per hour |
| VOC classification | Low VOC emitting under Australian NPI, EU 1999/13/EC and US EPA 40CFR 51.100(s) |
Fitting notes
Bonded to the wall or ceiling with the adhesives Pyrotek nominates in their installation guide. It cuts, drills and routs with ordinary woodworking tools, so working around a downpipe or a light fitting is straightforward. Outdoors it drains and dries in the sun, though salts can bloom on the face afterwards. That efflorescence is cosmetic, it does not affect absorption, and commercial cleaners take it off. Panels can be painted or rendered afterwards with a water based coating meant for ceramic, concrete or masonry, but once coated the tested properties no longer strictly apply, so confirm the finish with your acoustic and fire engineers first.
Figures are taken from the Pyrotek technical data sheet for Reapor, document 217IP, April 2025 edition. Reapor is a Liaver trademark used under permission by Pyrotek as distributor. The full manufacturer document is linked above. Pyrotek can change specifications without notice, so check the current sheet before specifying on a job.
Common questions
What sizes are stocked and how much does each one cover?
It is stocked in one option, Reapor 50/625625. The table above lists the coverage or quantity you get.
What thermal performance does it have?
Thermal conductivity: 0.077 W/m·K (DIN 52612). Electrical conductivity: Non-conductive (AS/NZS 3000).
How does it perform in a fire?
Combustibility: Non-combustible (AS 1530.1 / ISO 1182). Ignitability index: 0. Spread of flame index: 0. Heat evolved index: 0. Smoke developed index: 1.
Does it meet Australian standards?
NCC group number: Group 1 (ISO 5660 / AS/NZS 3837). European classification: Non-combustible (EN 13501-1). VOC classification: Low VOC emitting under Australian NPI, EU 1999/13/EC and US EPA 40CFR 51.100(s).
How is it installed?
Bonded to the wall or ceiling with the adhesives Pyrotek nominates in their installation guide. It cuts, drills and routs with ordinary woodworking tools, so working around a downpipe or a light fitting is straightforward. Outdoors it drains and dries in the sun, though salts can bloom on the face afterwards. That efflorescence is cosmetic, it does not affect absorption, and commercial cleaners take it off. Panels can be painted or rendered afterwards with a water based coating meant for ceramic, concrete or masonry, but once coated the tested properties no longer strictly apply, so confirm the finish with your acoustic and fire engineers first.
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Figures are taken from the Pyrotek technical data sheet for Reapor, document 217IP, April 2025 edition. Reapor is a Liaver trademark used under permission by Pyrotek as distributor. The full manufacturer document is linked above. Pyrotek can change specifications without notice, so check the current sheet before specifying on a job.
