Acoustic panel, CC measure 120?

[MrJay]

Thinking about installing acoustic panels on the ceiling of the attic. According to the instructions, they should be screwed in every 60cm (center-to-center measurement), for obvious reasons I can only screw these in every 120cm (roof trusses). Will it still work or should I reconsider and think about using a regular type of panel, like something from Moelven?

 

[Appendix]

Of course, it depends on what your intertak looks like up in the attic. Show with some educational images.

 

[MrJay]

Depends of course on how your interior roof looks in the attic. Show with some educational pictures.

Of course, here is a picture from the construction.

The acoustic panels are intended to be laid lengthwise towards the gable shown in the picture so that the fastening points are on the trusses.

 

[Appendix]

since you have framed it so nicely, you just need to attach it to the studs?

In other words, there's no need to attach it to the rafters.

 

[MrJay]

since you have framed it up so nicely, you can just attach to the studs?

No need to attach to the rafters in other words.

It wouldn't have been a problem if I wanted them in a vertical direction (from the attic space up towards the ridge). However, I don't want them like that but in a horizontal direction. The studs in the horizontal direction are 1.2m apart and are screwed into the rafters.

Edit: Maybe you mean that you could screw the panel into the battens at 60cm from the rafter, even if these do not go in the same direction as the rafter? I didn't think of that since I was focused on having the screws at exact distances.

 

[Appendix]

Yes. On your edit

And otherwise, you frame according to how you want to set the panels/covering