Before diagnosing the issues that surround your acoustic complaints, it’s important to differentiate between absorbing sound and blocking sound. We use the terms ‘reverb control’ and ‘noise transmission reduction’. Reverberation control and noise transmission reduction are at the heart of every solution Sound Zero provides. It will dictate the type of acoustic panel used. Both […]
How to customise your ceilings and walls with acoustic panels
When it comes to acoustic panels for commercial purposes, architects must consider whether they want to achieve a bold statement or err on the side of subtlety with something that seamlessly blends into the space’s existing décor. The purpose and use of the space will largely dictate this decision but deciding to ‘go big’ with […]
Keep the noise down with acoustic panels
We’ve been blogging about the benefits of acoustic panels and how they can improve employee and customer experience. Have you ever been to a restaurant or bar and found that you can’t hear your friends and loved ones clearly? In fact, background noise in some eateries can reach the level of a lawnmower or motorbike. […]
Recycling the Sound Zero way
All over the world, Industries generate hundreds of millions of tons of waste every year. Sound Zero offers an integrated waste management process which helps us to optimise production flow, reduce transportation and landfilling costs, and most importantly, lower our impact on the environment. Whilst certain industrial waste may have hazardous and environmentally harmful properties, […]
The different types of acoustic panels
Thanks to the rise in open-plan offices and industrial warehouse conversions, designers are constantly looking for ways to absorb sound in these large, echoey spaces. As a result, acoustic panels are growing in popularity. With so many options out there, this blog aims to cover the different types of acoustic panels and how they can […]
What are acoustic panels and why do we use them?
Acoustic panels are large, soft-furnished panels that can be strategically placed within rooms to improve sound quality. Commonly made from a combination of foam and fabric, the acoustic panels can be cut into a range of shapes and sizes and customised to compliment the design of your room. The main purpose of acoustic panels is […]