To decide which product is best for your project, consider the functional needs of the space, the acoustic challenges, and the design. There are ma...

Our panels are commonly found in offices, meeting spaces, restaurants, auditoriums, churches, and gyms – spaces where people gather and sound quali...

The effectiveness of acoustic treatment varies based on the type of material, thickness of material, and amount of wall or ceiling surface availabl...

Acoustic panels are typically made to order. Since there are an unlimited number of options in terms of size and finish, they are not commonly sold...

It’s a common misconception that sound-absorbing acoustic panels can be used to block outside noise. Unlike soundproofing products, which are used...

Keep in mind that there are two types of sound-related issues that acoustic products address – needing to block noise from adjacent spaces and diff...

You don’t have to be an audiophile to recognize the difference between a cheap radio and a quality stereo system. But even the most expensive speak...

Acoustic fabrics are essentially transparent and can be used as a decorative wrap because they allow sound waves to pass right through and reach th...