Baffles

Control sound without compromising on walls

Suspended acoustic baffles offer superior performance without compromising on the look and feel of walls. Use them to improve acoustic performance in open plan spaces, environments with a high concentration of glass partitions or where you want to keep your acoustic products out of reach of hands.

Design Flexibility

Acoustic baffles come in a huge range of shapes, sizes and colour. From Box Baffles to individual blades, there is something for every space and every design. Mix the shapes, change the direction or simply just use multiple colours. Add different thicknesses to create a whole new look and feel.

Maximise Space Efficiency

Unlike other acoustic treatments that take up wall or floor space, suspended baffles hang from the ceiling, making them ideal for spaces where wall or floor real estate is limited. Since suspended baffles don’t obstruct the floor or walls, they allow for better air circulation and lighting distribution, maintaining the functionality of the space.

Flexible Installation

These baffles can be strategically placed to target specific areas of a room where sound control is most needed. They can be installed in different patterns, such as parallel, perpendicular, or in a grid, depending on the acoustic requirements and aesthetic preferences.

Improved Acoustic Environment

By absorbing excessive sound waves, suspended baffles help create a more balanced and pleasant acoustic environment, which is particularly beneficial in spaces designed for listening or communication, such as classrooms, offices, and performance venues

Durability and Maintenance

Suspended baffles are often made from durable materials that resist wear and tear, ensuring long-term effectiveness. Once installed, they typically require minimal maintenance, making them a cost-effective solution over time. Keeping them out of reach of hands ensures that you are able to provide an acoustically balanced environment in areas like schools, public spaces or communal spaces without fear of interference.