Yes – and you’re not alone. Studies show that excessive noise is one of the top three reasons customers leave a space early or choose not to return. Our acoustic composite panels can reduce harsh echoes, soften background noise, and make your space feel calmer and more welcoming – without gutting your walls or breaking the bank.
All acoustic composite panels are acoustic panels — but not all acoustic panels are composites.
Acoustic panels is a broad term that refers to any material designed to improve a space’s sound quality by absorbing, diffusing or blocking noise. These panels can be made from a single material (like foam or felt) or from multiple layers.
Acoustic composite panels, on the other hand, are a specific type of acoustic panel made by combining two or more materials — such as foam, fibre, vinyl or resin — to achieve more precise or high-performance acoustic control. Our composites are engineered to tackle multiple challenges at once, like absorbing echo while also blocking sound transfer between rooms.
In short: if you’re after superior performance or want to target specific sound issues, our composite panels are the more effective choice.
They help control sound in your space. Depending on placement, they can: • Lower overall noise levels by absorbing excess sound energy • Soften echo and reduce reverberation (less shouting = richer conversations) • Improve speech clarity (great for service-based businesses)
Absolutely. Research shows that noise levels above 70 dB (about the level of a busy street) can increase stress, reduce memory and focus, and even affect taste perception. Acoustic panels can help bring that down to a more comfortable 50–60 dB range – ideal for restaurants, cafés, and workspaces.
If conversations are hard to follow, if staff constantly raise their voices, or if customers complain about the noise, chances are you’ve got excess reverberation. A simple way to check: clap your hands. If you hear a sharp echo, your space could benefit from acoustic treatment.
Not at all. Our panels are available in a range of finishes – from minimalist to fully custom – and can be mounted like wall art or integrated into ceilings. We even offer consultation if you’d like something bespoke.
Yes – most of our panels are designed for simple two-screw installation. No need to call a contractor unless you’d prefer us to handle it.
It depends on your space and your goals, but you don’t need to treat every wall and the entire ceiling to see results. Even a few panels can make a noticeable difference. We offer flexible pricing and scalable packages for small businesses.
Soft furnishings help a little, but our products are expertly engineered composites – layered materials designed specifically to absorb, block, or scatter sound. They’re more efficient, more consistent, and take up far less space than DIY solutions.
Start by identifying where sound is bouncing or building up – often hard surfaces like concrete, tile, or glass. Then get in touch with us for a no-pressure consultation. We’ll help you find a solution that suits your space, style, and budget.
For a full breakdown and detailed deep dive into the elements that make up great sound, read through our Resources page.
