Room acoustics guide
Clear guidance on reverberation, speech intelligibility, noise, sound insulation and suitable measures for different types of rooms.
Where should I start?
The same symptom can have different causes. The guides help you distinguish common acoustic issues before choosing a solution.
Voices and noises remain in the room and overlap.
Conversations become tiring even at short distances.
Sound reaches neighbouring rooms or the outside — a different task from room acoustics.
Music lacks clarity, balance or reliable low-frequency response.
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The rehearsal room is too loud – but does it need to be insulated, soundproofed, or acoustically treated? This guide explains the terms clearly and shows when sound insulation is...
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Too loud in the canteen, cafeteria, or dining hall? Find out how room acoustics, acoustic measurement, wall absorbers, and acoustic ceilings can help to sustainably reduce noise and reverberation.
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Why do restaurants get so loud – and what really helps against reverberation? This guide explains causes, DIN 18041, suitable sound absorbers, and how to plan effective acoustic optimization.
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Nursery noise often comes not only from lively children, but also from rooms that amplify sounds. Hard surfaces, reverberation, and a lack of absorption can make speech less clear and...
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