Acoustic Panels For Restaurants
‘Good food isn’t the only ingredient of an enjoyable dining experience’. This quote, taken from BBC Good Food, resonates heavily with the majority of diners who regularly frequent bars and…
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Acoustic panels for music venues
Acoustic panels are often referred to when there is a need to treat noise, or ‘unwanted sound’, as it is commonly referred. These instances occur most frequently in large, open…
Acoustic panels for internal walls
Are your internal walls causing disruption in the workplace? Many office environments contain timber framed stud walls. Whilst they fulfil their purpose of separating rooms, these internal walls can cause…
Acoustic panels for large, open spaces
Every environment is different and will present varying levels of acoustical challenges for the user. The rise in awareness for architectural acoustics means that more establishments are considering the acoustic…
Acoustic panels for noise transmission reduction
Our previous post explored how acoustic panels can be used to control reverb, or ‘absorb sound’ as it is commonly referred to. When tackling the reduction of noise transmission, a…
Acoustic panels for reverb control
Before diagnosing the issues that surround your noise complaints and recommending acoustic panels for reverb contol, it’s important to differentiate between absorbing sound and blocking sound. We use the terms…
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…
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…
Recycling foam 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 by recycling foam which helps us to…
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…
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…
Why your office needs a podcast booth
More and more companies are turning to podcasts as a way of promoting their brand and delivering their message. As a result, a podcast booth is fast becoming an office essential! It’s…
