The number required depends on the size of the room, the ceiling height and the use
of the room. Rooms with many smooth surfaces such as glass or concrete
usually generate stronger reverberation and therefore require more absorbers.
You can use our room acoustics calculator to quickly determine how many
acoustic modules make sense for your room.

Sound absorbers are most effective on large open wall surfaces
or in places where sound is strongly reflected. Placement opposite sound sources or in areas where
conversations take place, for example in meeting rooms or offices, is particularly useful
.

Yes. High-quality absorbers reduce the reverberation in the room
and thus improve speech intelligibility and
the general acoustic atmosphere.

Yes. The fabric cover of our absorbers is replaceable.
This means that colors can be adjusted later or covers can be replaced if required
.

The absorption class describes how effectively a material absorbs sound.
Class A is the highest category for sound absorbers and stands for a
very high acoustic effectiveness. Acoustic modules in this class reduce
reverberation particularly effectively.

Acoustic modules can be used in many areas. They are used particularly frequently
in offices, conference rooms, home office workstations,
restaurants or living rooms to reduce disruptive reverberation
and create pleasant room acoustics.

Yes, sound absorbers can easily be retrofitted to walls or ceilings
. This means that the room acoustics can also be significantly
improved in existing rooms without having to make any major structural changes.