Acoustic panels, by the space they go in

Every room type has its own acoustic problem and its own rules. Here is what matters in each — and, honestly, where panels help and where they don't. Looking for a specific room? See acoustic panels by space.

Offices & workplaces

Acoustic Panels for Offices & Workplaces

Acoustic panels for offices absorb the speech that builds up on glass, plasterboard and hard floors, cutting the open-plan buzz — and what they can't do.

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Acoustic Panels for Schools and Classrooms

Acoustic panels for schools cut reverberation and echo so classroom speech stays clear. How BB93 judges school acoustics in England, and where panels help.

View the sector →Hospitality

Acoustic Panels for Restaurants, Bars and Cafés

Acoustic panels for restaurants, bars and cafés: how absorption tames the reverberation that makes hard, on-trend interiors loud — and where to place them.

View the sector →Healthcare

Acoustic Panels for Healthcare: Hospitals & Clinics

Acoustic panels for healthcare cut reverberation and echo in waiting rooms, corridors and clinics for calmer, clearer spaces. HTM 08-01, fire and hygiene covered.

View the sector →Homes & residential

Acoustic Panels for the Home & Living Spaces

Acoustic panels for home cut echo in open-plan kitchens, living rooms, home offices and cinemas. They absorb sound inside a room — they don't soundproof it.

View the sector →Retail & showrooms

Acoustic Panels for Retail Spaces & Showrooms

Acoustic panels for retail and showrooms absorb the reverberation that hard glass, concrete and tile interiors build up, so shops feel calmer and less tiring.

View the sector →Gyms & fitness

Acoustic Panels for Gyms & Fitness Studios

Acoustic panels for gyms and fitness studios absorb sound to cut the echo that smears music and coaching cues — but they can't stop the thud of dropped weights.

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