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For corporate boardrooms, we recommend modular panels made of pressed polyester fiber with an NRC absorption coefficient ≥ 0.85. They are installed on side walls and on the ceiling above the meeting table to reduce reverberation and improve speech intelligibility. Each project includes a distribution proposal based on the dimensions and existing furniture.
No. We design vertical acoustic barriers with translucent materials or perforated panels that maintain the passage of natural light. In open coworking spaces, barriers are strategically placed between desks without blocking windows or skylights. We also offer versions with a matte finish that diffuse light without creating harsh shadows.
The installation of modular panels in a standard boardroom (up to 40 m²) is completed in one working day. The panels are fixed with pressure anchors or aluminum rails, without the need for civil works. For larger projects, such as entire coworking floors, the schedule is adjusted based on the number of modules and the accessibility of the space.
Yes. We perform on-site measurements with a class 1 sound level meter and reverberation time analyzer. The report includes decay curves, background noise map, and specific material recommendations. This service is included in corporate acoustic consulting projects and has an additional cost if requested independently.
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