KNOWLEDGE CENTRE
Understand the sound problem and choose the right route
Reverberation control, neighbour noise, studio acoustics or product selection—you do not need to know the technical terms. Start with the problem or room type and move to the relevant guides and products.
What problem do you want to solve?
The first distinction is whether sound remains within the same room or passes into another space.
Reverberation, echo and noise build-up
If speech overlaps, microphones capture too much room sound or the space becomes progressively louder, begin with acoustic treatment.
→Neighbour, outdoor or floor-to-floor noise
If sound passes through walls, ceilings, floors, doors or services, explore an insulation approach based on mass, decoupling and airtightness.
→Product selection
Before choosing panels, foam, barriers, booths or doors, compare the physical task performed by each product.
→Starting points for your space
Office and call centre
Panels, dividers and booths for speech density, concentration, privacy and open-office noise.
→Meeting and conference room
Speech intelligibility, video calls, glazed partitions and door leakage considered together.
→Studio and podcast
An introduction to recording rooms, control rooms, bass traps, diffusers and room-within-a-room systems.
→Home cinema
A coordinated approach to dialogue clarity, bass control, sound transmission and vibration isolation.
→Restaurant and social space
Wall and ceiling solutions that reduce noise build-up while supporting the interior design.
→Industrial and technical room
A system approach to machinery, generators, enclosures, vibration and ventilation noise.
→Core technical topics
Acoustic treatment vs sound insulation
Treatment controls reflections within a room; insulation addresses transmission between spaces.
→How does sound insulation work?
Learn how mass, decoupling, damping, absorption and airtightness work as one system.
→Technical product guides
Read application, selection, installation, maintenance and limitation guidance for 15 products.
→Frequently asked questions
Panel quantity, foam versus insulation, upstairs noise and treatment thickness.
→How should you move through the information?
Describe the problem
Is it reverberation, transmission or vibration? Define the objective first.
Assess the room
Consider dimensions, finishes, doors, windows, sources and adjoining spaces.
Compare guides and products
Focus on the complete build-up and placement, not a single product.
Request a project assessment
Share photographs, dimensions and expectations to define a practical solution.
Let us classify the problem with you
Share room photographs, approximate dimensions and the disturbing sound source; we will direct you to the right guide and solution group.