AllSfär combine acoustics and aesthetics perfectly to bring to you a range of absorbent products and materials perfect for commercial interiors. We are happy to announce that you can now buy AllSfär acoustic products online with ClearSound Acoustics. Combining a…
The door is often the weakest point when it comes to sound transmission. Without a sufficiently treated door (or a large acoustic door), soundproofing efforts can come undone because of the gaps around a door We are going to look…
Made from a range of materials, acoustic panels are used to absorb sound in spaces where there is more reverb or echo than is wanted. Excess reverb in a space can cause many problems for a room’s occupants such as:…
The benefits of good acoustics are often overlooked when designing spaces such as offices, classrooms and meeting room. An acoustically treated room has many benefits and offers endless design options Combining acoustic treatment with soundproofing measures early in the building…
With home working on the rise, the issue of how to soundproof against noisy neighbours is in the forefront of many people’s minds as they struggle to balance a home life, work and home schooling Having noisy neighbours has been…
The Issue We were approached to solve some office acoustics issues for a large firm in Leeds. Their room was reverberating and which had the knock-on effect of causing teleconferencing calls to become very echoey at the other party’s end.…
Made from only natural products, wood wool acoustic panels are an environmentally friendly acoustic solution. Basic Info: Manufactured from Swedish wood, cement and water (plus paint if you choose coloured panels) It is a sustainable acoustic solution BAUX wood wool…
As working from home becomes the norm, the creation of a suitable home office space is not only desirable for the home-worker, but for their company too; ensuring staff are able to work productively, happily and comfortably must be a…
Do I need Soundproofing or absorption? When it comes to controlling sound, there are two main types of problems - and two main solutions. The first question that needs answering is: Are you wanting to stop sound entering/leaving the room…
The simplest answer to ‘what is reverb?’ is that it is the persistence of sound after the sound has been produced. Reverb is measured using ‘reverb time’ which measures how long sound takes to disappear by varying amounts. Different rooms…