Consultation and treatment
Support clearer conversations in practices, therapy and consultation rooms.
ROOM ACOUSTICS FOR PEOPLE
Room acoustics for practices, care and social spaces
Less reverberation and better speech intelligibility for consultation, treatment, care and communal spaces — designed to suit the room and its daily use.
- A few details are enough
- Free initial assessment
- Personal response
QUICK ORIENTATION
Where should listening and understanding become easier?
Care and support
Reduce disturbing reverberation where people need orientation and calm.
Communal spaces
Make conversation at tables and in groups less strenuous.
Corridors and reception
Calm busy transition zones and visually integrate acoustic elements.
IMPORTANT DISTINCTION
Good room acoustics supports communication
Acoustic elements can reduce reverberation and improve speech intelligibility in the room. They do not automatically provide sound insulation between rooms or guarantee confidentiality. We consider the room and its use first and recommend the appropriate next step.
INDIVIDUAL SOLUTIONS
As much as necessary — as fitting as possible
The right combination depends on room, surfaces, use, design and budget.
Wall solutions
Acoustic pictures, absorbers and custom surfaces that fit the room visually.
Ceiling solutions
Suspended elements or larger ceiling areas where walls should remain available.
Moss and design
Moss absorbers and designed surfaces combine acoustic effect with atmosphere.
Assessment and measurement
We start with photos and key details. If helpful, an on-site visit or acoustic measurement can follow.
SELECTED PROJECTS
Solutions for different everyday situations
Care and communal spaces
WIBS Wendelstein
Acoustic design for corridors and communal areas.
Dining and community
Regens Wagner Absberg
Acoustic pictures implemented by Frankustika in the dining room.
Consultation and inclusion
Hörakustik Meyer
Moss design as an acoustic and visual element in a hearing-care setting.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Which room should become easier to understand?
Tell us how the room is used and where listening or conversation becomes difficult. A few details are enough for a personal initial assessment.
Describe the room
Type of room, use, approximate size and what should improve.
Consider use and speech intelligibility
We review the information and clarify the questions that matter for this particular type of room.
Receive a concrete recommendation
You receive a clear recommendation for the next sensible step — from further photos to an on-site visit, measurement or project proposal.
Request a room assessment
Free initial assessment · a few details are enough · personal response