Exposed Ceiling Solutions
Exposed structure spaces with no ceiling can create acoustical problems — noise distractions can make the modern workplace less effective and less productive, inhibit students’ ability to learn, and cause dissatisfaction among restaurant clientele struggling to hear and be heard.
Spotlight acoustic options like clouds and canopies, or vertical solutions like baffles and blades, absorb sound from the front and back of the panels. Or attach panels to exposed decks, I-beams, trusses, or walls to maintain a more industrial visual without sacrificing acoustic performance.
Achieve the best of both worlds — optimized experiences in the workplace, educational facilities, and hospitality venues — with the right look and less noise in your open ceiling space.
Videos
Bring Down the Noise - Open Spaces
What's the best acoustical solution for an Exposed Structure?
Bring Down the Noise - Reverberation Time Report
A custom reverberation report can help you design with the right amount of acoustic control.
NRC for Blades and Baffles
Installing blades and baffles is an acoustically efficient way to control reverberation time while contributing to the aesthetics of the design.
Resources
Request a complimentary Custom Acoustical Report for your next project and receive a detailed, customized report that will ensure you have the right ceiling to reduce noise, improve speech intelligibility, and/or meet your speech privacy needs.
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