Ecophon ‘Solo’ Square Kit– Acoustic Ceiling Rafts – 1200 x 1200mm. White Frost.
Ecophon ‘Solo’ Square Kit– Acoustic Ceiling Rafts – 1200 x 1200mm. White Frost.
Ecophon Solo Square acoustic hanging panels. 1200 x 1200 x 40mm thick in Akutex FT White Frost colour. Kit includes 2 panels and fixings to hang both panels.
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SOLO are free hanging acoustic rafts which suspend from the ceiling using simple adjustable wire hangers, offering a cost effective and reliable Class A acoustic solution. For a standard, yet superior white acoustic panel the Ecophon Solo range of panels is widely regarded as the very best high to mid frequency sound absorber available. Commonly used in the office, schools, restaurants and halls to reduce echo. If you are looking for a frameless, clean lined panel for the ceiling which will instantly kill a harsh reverb, this is the product you need. The finish is called Akutex FT - which is a breathable paint technology not dissimilar to a mineral fibre ceiling tile.
- Pack includes: -
- 2no. Solo Rafts (1200 x 1200).
- 8no. Connect Absorber Anchors.
- 8no. Adjustable Wire Kits.
Note: for installation method M507
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Acoustic performance:
| Class A |
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Best for:
| Cinema/Auditorium, Meeting/AV Room, Museum/Library, Office, Restaurant/Hotel, School/Classroom, Studio, Village/Church Hall |
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Delivery from:
| 4 |
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Lead time:
| 4-5 Days |
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Manufacturer:
| Ecophon |
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Sector:
| School, Office, Halls, Restaurants, Domestic, Industrial, Libraries, Cinemas, Auditoria, Studios, Home Office, Museums |
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Surface:
| Ceilings |


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FAQs
Why do village halls have acoustic problems?
Why do village halls have acoustic problems?
Most village halls share the same acoustic recipe: high ceilings, hard surfaces (plaster, timber, concrete floors), big open volumes, and sparse soft furnishings. Combined, these create severe reverberation — sound bounces between surfaces for several seconds before fading. The result is the classic village hall complaint: speakers can't be heard at the back, music sounds muddy, and group conversation becomes a wall of noise.
Will acoustic panels make the hall completely soundproof?
Will acoustic panels make the hall completely soundproof?
No — acoustic panels absorb sound within the room, reducing echo and noise. They don't block sound from leaving or entering the hall. If the issue is noise from the road, neighbouring properties, or one room interrupting another, that's soundproofing — a different solution involving heavier construction.
Where should panels be installed in a village hall?
Where should panels be installed in a village hall?
The most effective locations are the ceiling (especially if exposed or high), long side walls, and the back wall opposite the stage or speaker area. Suspended ceiling rafts often work best in village halls because they capture sound on both faces and don't compete with existing wall finishes or notice boards. We can advise on the best layout for your specific hall.
How much does acoustic treatment for a village hall cost?
How much does acoustic treatment for a village hall cost?
For a typical 100–150 capacity village hall, expect £2,000–£5,000 on materials for effective treatment. Smaller halls or community rooms often come in under £1,500. Most projects use suspended ceiling rafts as the main treatment because they deliver the most absorption per panel. The acoustic calculator gives you a tailored recommendation and price range.
Are there grants available for village hall acoustic improvements?
Are there grants available for village hall acoustic improvements?
Yes — several funders support acoustic improvements as part of community building upgrades. The National Lottery Community Fund is the most common starting point. Sport England funds improvements to halls used for community sport and exercise. Many parish, town and county councils also have small grant pots for community buildings. Acoustic surveys (which Resonics can provide) often strengthen grant applications by demonstrating the need with measured evidence.
Can installation be done quickly without closing the hall?
Can installation be done quickly without closing the hall?
Usually yes. Most village hall projects can be installed in 1–2 days, scheduled around the hall's regular bookings. Lightweight panels and ceiling rafts need only basic access equipment (stepladders or a small tower). For volunteer-led installation, we can recommend products that don't require professional installers.
What's a realistic improvement to expect?
What's a realistic improvement to expect?
For a typical hall with severe echo (4–6 seconds reverberation time), well-designed treatment brings that down to 1–1.5 seconds — comfortable for speech, music and community events. Users typically describe the change as "transformative" rather than "noticeable" — most halls have lived with poor acoustics for so long that proper treatment feels like a different building entirely.
Are panels fire-rated and safe?
Are panels fire-rated and safe?
Yes. Many panels we sell carry a UK/EU fire classification suitable for community buildings — typically Euroclass B-s1,d0 or higher under BS EN 13501-1. Specific ratings are listed on each product page, and certification documents can be provided to support insurance and licensing requirements.