Vicinity Nook desk screens are a simple acoustic solution for modern workspaces, doubling as a physcial divider whilst adding absorption to the space.
Autex Cube is a lightweight acoustic panel that can be used as a complete wall covering, or customised to suit bespoke design requirements. Cube can be cut, moulded, printed, pressed, and grooved to create high-performance acoustic features for any interior space.
Autex 3D Acoustic Tiles create a contemporary textured wall feature that effectively controls reverberation in any interior environment. Sold in packs of 6.
Meeting rooms often suffer from echo and poor speech clarity due to hard surfaces like glass walls, plaster, or tables. Acoustic panels absorb these reflections, making conversations clearer and meetings more productive.
No — acoustic panels improve sound quality within the room but don’t block sound from travelling in or out. They reduce echo, background noise, and feedback on video calls but aren’t designed for full soundproofing.
They reduce reverberation, echo, and microphone distortion, allowing voices to sound natural and easy to understand. This helps both in-person discussions and online meetings run more smoothly.
Place panels on walls opposite each other and on the ceiling above the table. Treating first reflection points around screens and microphones gives the best acoustic improvement.
The ideal number depends on room size and materials. Typically, covering 25–35% of total wall and ceiling area provides excellent clarity for speech and presentations.
Yes. Panels come in various shapes, colours, and fabric finishes. Many can be printed with your company logo or artwork to complement your brand identity.
Yes — panels can be mounted using adhesive, clips, or suspended systems. Installation is quick and can often be completed between meetings with minimal disruption.
All professional-grade meeting room acoustic panels are fire-rated (Class 0 or Class 1) and made from non-toxic, low-VOC materials suitable for commercial spaces.
High-quality panels typically last 10–15 years with little maintenance, retaining both their appearance and acoustic performance.
Yes. By reducing sound reflections and overall noise levels, acoustic panels make private discussions less audible outside the room, improving confidentiality and comfort.
Clear communication is essential in any office, and meeting room acoustic panels make that possible by reducing echo and improving speech intelligibility. Hard surfaces like glass walls, ceilings, and tables cause reflections that make discussions and video calls sound unclear. Installing acoustic panels for meeting rooms ensures every voice is heard distinctly, enhancing productivity and professionalism.
Panels can be installed on walls, ceilings, or around screens and microphones to absorb unwanted reflections. In rooms with glass partitions or hard flooring, ceiling rafts and wall panels deliver balanced sound control without compromising aesthetics. Many businesses choose branded or colour-matched panels to align with corporate interiors and maintain a polished look.
Made from fire-safe, sustainable materials, meeting room acoustic panels provide long-lasting performance and require little maintenance. Installation is fast, and coverage of around 25–35% of reflective surfaces often achieves excellent results. With improved clarity, teams can collaborate more effectively in person and online. If your boardroom or conference space suffers from echo, acoustic panels offer an immediate, cost-effective improvement. Contact us today for expert advice and installation.