Flow acoustic lighting is available with three suspension canopy options, allowing designers to choose the most suitable mounting solution for different project requirements. The available options include the Standard Cylindrical Canopy, Felt Canopy, and Recessed Canopy.

The Standard Cylindrical Canopy delivers power through the suspension cable, providing a clean and minimalist appearance. The Felt Canopy is designed for cabled installations and offers a coordinated aesthetic that complements the acoustic luminaire. The Recessed Canopy is also powered through the suspension cable and creates a flush, integrated ceiling finish for projects requiring a more discreet installation.

These canopy options give architects and lighting designers greater installation flexibility while ensuring that Flow acoustic lighting integrates seamlessly into offices, meeting rooms, hospitality venues, educational facilities, and other commercial interiors.

Flow acoustic lighting is designed as a modular system and can be installed in continuous linear configurations to suit the requirements of each project. Standard lengths can be extended in 1270 mm increments (for example, 1200 mm, 2470 mm, 3740 mm, 5010 mm, and beyond), allowing designers to create custom lighting compositions for offices, meeting rooms, collaborative spaces, educational facilities, and hospitality interiors.

The maximum number of connected modules depends on the project layout, ceiling conditions, suspension method, and electrical requirements. To ensure the correct overall length, mounting configuration, and installation details, we recommend consulting your Feltouch sales representative, who will provide the most suitable solution for your project.

The connector piece used in the Flow acoustic lighting system is 70 mm (7 cm) long. This connector enables multiple Flow modules to be joined together, creating seamless linear lighting compositions while maintaining visual continuity.

Flow performs most effectively when positioned directly above areas where people gather, communicate, collaborate, or work. Typical installation locations include conference tables, workstations, collaborative zones, reception desks, libraries, restaurants, educational facilities, and hospitality environments.

Installing Flow above active zones allows the acoustic PET felt structure to absorb sound close to its source, helping reduce reverberation and improve overall acoustic comfort. Simultaneously, the integrated lighting system delivers illumination exactly where it is needed, supporting both visual and functional requirements.

This dual-performance capability makes Flow particularly valuable in open-plan offices and multifunctional spaces where acoustic control and lighting quality must work together. By carefully positioning the system, designers can create environments that feel quieter, more comfortable, and visually balanced while maintaining a clean architectural appearance.