Absolutely. Floor-based screens can be manufactured in a wide range of sizes, shapes, colours, fabrics, and finishes to complement your interior design while meeting your acoustic requirements.

Yes. Timber slatted desk dividers reduce distracting speech and reverberation by combining decorative timber slats with an acoustic sound-absorbing core. They help create a quieter, more focused workspace while maintaining an open office feel.

While both provide acoustic absorption, timber slatted dividers offer a premium architectural appearance. The timber slats add warmth and texture to the workspace while the acoustic backing absorbs sound, delivering both aesthetic and acoustic benefits.

No. Hanging acoustic room dividers do not soundproof or completely block sound between spaces. Instead, they absorb sound waves to reduce echo, improve speech clarity, and create a quieter, more comfortable environment.

By introducing sound-absorbing surfaces into an open space, suspended dividers intercept sound before it reflects off hard walls, ceilings, and floors. This reduces reverberation and lowers overall noise levels.

Yes. They can be manufactured in a wide range of sizes, shapes, colours, fabrics, and suspension configurations to complement your interior design while achieving your acoustic objectives.

Absolutely. Hanging acoustic dividers are particularly effective in spaces with high or exposed ceilings where traditional wall-mounted acoustic treatment may be limited. They make use of otherwise unused vertical space to improve acoustic performance.