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Ecophon 'Solo' Rectangle - Suspended Acoustic Ceiling Raft - 2400 x 1200mm (Packs of 2)SOLO from Ecophon are free hanging acoustic rafts which suspend from the ceiling using simple hangers, offering a cost effective and reliable acoustic solution. Fixings also available. Sold in packs of 2, 2400 x 1200mm panels.
from £539.00
Village halls often have hard surfaces like plaster, glass, and wood that reflect sound, causing echo and poor speech clarity. Acoustic panels absorb these reflections, improving sound quality for meetings, performances, and community events.
No. Acoustic panels absorb sound within the room, reducing echo and noise, but they do not block sound from leaving or entering the space. For soundproofing, different materials and construction methods are required.
Panels are typically placed on walls and ceilings where sound reflections are strongest — behind speakers, above audience areas, or along long side walls. Ceiling rafts or baffles are also ideal for high-ceilinged halls.
The number depends on hall size, ceiling height, and wall materials. As a general rule, covering around 30–40% of the wall or ceiling surface gives a noticeable improvement in speech clarity and overall comfort.
Yes. Acoustic panels are available in a wide range of colours, shapes, and fabric finishes. They can even be printed with photos or artwork to complement heritage or community aesthetics.
Absolutely. They’re ideal for venues hosting a mix of activities such as yoga, choir practice, community meetings, or children’s events — creating a clear and comfortable sound environment for all uses.
Yes. Most installations can be completed within a day or two, often without needing to close the hall. Panels can be mounted with minimal fixings or suspended systems.
Quality acoustic panels meet UK and EU fire safety standards (typically Class 0 or Class 1). Always check certification before purchase or installation.
Common materials include recycled polyester (PET), mineral wool, or acoustic foam covered in sound-transparent fabric. Sustainable options made from recycled fibres are increasingly popular for community buildings.
Village Halls
Village hall acoustic panels are an effective solution for improving sound quality in large, echo-prone spaces. Many community halls, parish centres, and multi-purpose venues suffer from poor acoustics due to hard surfaces such as plaster, wood, and glass. These materials reflect sound, making speech unclear and creating uncomfortable noise levels. Installing acoustic panels for village halls helps absorb excess sound energy, reducing echo and improving clarity for meetings, performances, and social events.
Designed to blend practicality with visual appeal, village hall acoustic panels come in a range of colours, fabrics, and finishes. They can be installed on walls or suspended from ceilings as rafts or baffles, depending on the shape and height of the hall. Panels can even be printed with artwork or community images, allowing them to complement traditional or modern interiors while enhancing the hall’s character.
One of the biggest advantages of acoustic panels is their versatility. They work effectively in village halls used for everything from fitness classes and choir rehearsals to weddings and public meetings. By reducing echo, they make music and speech more enjoyable and prevent the fatigue that often comes from excessive background noise. Installation is quick, clean, and minimally disruptive—most projects can be completed in a single day without the need for building work.
Many panels are made from sustainable materials like recycled PET felt and meet UK fire safety standards such as Class 0 or Class 1. With proper installation, they provide long-lasting acoustic improvement and are easy to maintain. If your hall struggles with poor sound, investing in village hall acoustic panels is a cost-effective way to create a more welcoming, functional, and enjoyable community space. Contact us today to discuss design options and receive a free quotation.
