Start by listening to the problem.

Insulation and room treatment are different tasks

Sound insulation aims to reduce transmission between spaces. Acoustic treatment addresses how sound behaves inside a room. We clarify the problem and the desired improvement before proposing a system.

Noise has routes

A wall may be only part of the path. Ceilings, floors, openings and junctions also play a role. Technical review helps determine whether a local intervention makes sense or a broader solution needs considering.

A proposal without improvised figures

The configuration, installation and building affect the result. A system’s laboratory test figure does not by itself describe what will happen in a room. A specific acoustic objective requires considering which specialist assessment or measurement is needed and which elements it should review.

• The type of noise and when it occurs.
• The area it appears to come from.
• The rooms where it is most noticeable.
• Elements shared by the affected spaces.