Our acoustic wall panels are not designed to block sound or to be “soundproof” panels. They are designed to control or reduce reverberation time. In some cases, they are designed to reflect or scatter sound – you can observe this in concert hall design …
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The Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) describes the general performance of a materials sound absorptive quality. It is represented by a numerical value between 0 and 1, with 0 representing perfect reflection and 1 representing perfect absorption. The i …
Timber acoustic panels are typically more durable than foam or fabric style acoustic panels, but they also require a larger investment. Therefore, one of the first questions a designer should ask is how much will it cost? This is a very open-ended ques …
Acoustics are an important part of design for functionality. Spaces such as commercial, education, retail, hospitality, childcare, and healthcare all require careful consideration when …
Introduction The best office is a functional office fit for purpose. This goal can be easily compromised through a lack of acoustic design input. Without proper acoustical advice, trends such as warehouse conversions, exposed soffits, glazed partitions …
Introduction Successful architecture means that rooms for speech must also be designed to facilitate clear communication with consideration to the function and layout of the space. This implies that designers, architects and acoustic consultants should …
