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Create a Professional Acoustic Environment

Whether you spend your days in a commercial office setting or from the comfort of your own home office, acoustics can play a big role in your success and productivity. Poor office acoustics can impact conference calls, distract coworkers, and destroy productivity. If you’re experiencing issues with sound in your office, Audimute is here to help.

Improve sound with sound absorption solutions

Acoustic treatment options for walls are an easy-to-use solution. Our Acoustic Panels have NRC ratings ranging up to 0.95, providing excellent sound absorption to any space. In addition to our thousands of cover material and size combinations, you also have the option of adding an image to your panel, allowing you to personalize your panels to your choosing. If you are seeking a truly custom solution, check out our Custom Acoustic Products.

When treating the walls of an office, it’s generally a good idea to start with roughly 15-20% wall coverage, and work up from here only as needed. To get the most out of your wall treatment, we recommend placing Acoustic Panels near the primary points of reflection in your office; while these points tend to vary based on each space, it’s generally a good idea to place them near face level to effectively absorb spoken sound.

For large, open spaces without much treatable wall space, acoustic treatment options for ceilings are a great place to start — we recommend our Acoustic Ceiling Tiles for subtle sound absorption. Available coated to match any Sherwin-Williams paint color, these options can blend into any existing ceiling. Just a quick note as you consider your options: acoustic coverage for a ceiling should start at around 25-35% of the ceiling space.

Suspended absorption can also be a great option, especially in large spaces with high ceilings. In fact, suspended sound absorption such as our Acoustic Clouds and Acoustic Baffles tends to perform better than flush-mounted absorption, as both sides of suspended absorption are exposed to sound. Acoustic Clouds are designed to suspend horizontally from a ceiling, while Acoustic Baffles are designed to suspend vertically.

Block sound with sound barrier solutions

Sound barriers are best suited for floors, walls, doors, and windows. They are designed to reduce sound from traveling through weaknesses in a structure. Our Peacemaker® products are perfect for reducing sound transmission through walls, ceilings, and floors. Peacemaker is an environmentally friendly noise control solution made from recycled tire rubber material. It is a durable and renewable “Green” building material containing more than 80% post-consumer recycled material.

Peacemaker Sound Barrier - 3 mm is an excellent choice for soundproofing. Use between walls, ceilings, and floors to effectively reduce sound transmission and achieve the sound quality you desire. Peacemaker offers excellent sound control.

Peacemaker Soundproofing Underlayment - 6 mm is specifically designed to significantly reduce vibration and impact noise traveling through a floor. It is less dense than Peacemaker 3 mm, so it will more effectively absorb vibrations, but will be less effective at blocking sound. Peacemaker 3 mm is the best choice for blocking airborne noise.

For other acoustic issues in the office, the isolé® Sound Barrier Sheet may be ideal. The sheet is designed to be a 2-in-1 portable sound solution for sound blocking and sound absorption. Couple isolé over a door with an Acoustic Door Seal Kit for optimal results.

For more information about treating an office, please give our Acoustic Specialists a call at 1.866.505.MUTE, chat with us, or fill out our Free Room Analysis Form for personalized acoustic advice.

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