Workplace Acoustics

Office noise problems and how they affect productivity

The most disruptive sound in an office isn’t volume it’s intelligible speech. A conversation you can understand from three desks away competes directly with the language centres you’re using to read, write or think.
The result is a floor where nobody is doing deep work, everybody is wearing headphones, and confidential calls are taken in the stairwell.

Our solutions

Selected against the way sound actually moves through your floor, not applied uniformly.

Acoustic panels

Wall-mounted absorbers in commercial fabrics, sized and positioned to kill first-reflection points.

Ceiling baffles & rafts

Suspended absorption for exposed-services ceilings the single largest reflective surface in most offices.

Desk & floor screens

Acoustic screens at seated and standing head height to interrupt speech paths between neighbours.

Phone & focus booths

Sealed single and two-person pods for private calls and concentrated work, with ventilation and power.

Meeting room treatment

Room-side absorption and door seals so video calls stay clear inside and inaudible outside.

Sound masking

Low-level engineered background sound that reduces the intelligibility of distant speech.

Soft finishes

Carpet, upholstered seating and planting used deliberately as part of the acoustic budget.

Zoning by noise

Layout changes that separate loud collaborative work from quiet focus areas before any product is bought.

Let’s bring your space to life.

Contact our team today to discuss your project.
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