Acoustic treatment in a bright, beamed school commons
Approach

How we get a room right.

Good acoustics aren't guessed at. We read the room, design for the way it's used, and install to a standard that fits the interior — then confirm the result, measuring reverberation time (RT60) before and after so the outcome is documented, not estimated. The specifics change from a gymnasium to a sanctuary; the discipline doesn't.
What shapes the result

A plan for the room in front of us.

01

How the room is used

A control room, a chapel, and a restaurant want completely different things. We start from what actually happens in the space.

02

Its surfaces and shape

Glass, drywall, and hard ceilings reflect; the room's dimensions decide where sound gathers. Geometry sets the plan.

03

The result, then the product

We design toward how the room should feel and sound, then choose the product that gets there — never the other way around.

Materials

Chosen for the room, not the catalog.

Fabric-wrapped panels

A dense mineral core wrapped in fabric — the quiet workhorse. High absorption, dozens of colours, sized to the wall.

Ceiling baffles & clouds

Suspended panels that treat sound from above — ideal where the walls are glass, art, or already spoken for.

Diffusion

Rather than absorb, diffusion scatters sound to keep a room even and alive — used where deadening would go too far.

Decorative & wood

Slatted wood, printed panels, and sculptural forms that treat the room while reading as part of the design.

Our Snowsound products are independently tested to Class A sound absorption per ISO 11654. Soelberg MUTO panels are 100% PET felt meeting ASTM E84 Class A fire rating; their acoustic performance varies by product and mounting. Full specifications for either line are available on request. Explore the lines we carry: Snowsound and Soelberg MUTO.

Start a project

Bring us the room.

Tell us how the space is used and what isn't working. We'll measure it, design the treatment, and give you an honest proposal.