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Meeting rooms, work cubicles, open offices, and more
We spend much of our time in meeting rooms, tele-conference spaces, and work cubicles – many of which suffer from poor acoustics and low speech intelligibility.
At Aural Aid, we address these issues with acoustic panel construction, fiberglass acoustic panels, and perforated wood panels. See how our acoustic treatment improves soundproofing in modern offices, from enclosed rooms to open-concept layouts.
Hotels, cinemas, restaurants, and event halls
The hospitality industry has to meet stringent requirements set by government or organizations, and ensuring good acoustics is one of them. Hotels have to meet minimum STC requirements and event halls have to achieve a targeted RT60 time.
Come and learn how developers and architects achieve these specifications for hotels, cinemas, restaurants and event halls.
Living spaces, listening rooms, home theatres, and more
Most people spend a majority of their leisure time at home. Dining halls and bedrooms can have acoustic problems such as noise from the neighbours or echoes and reveberations within in a room.
Come and see how we acoustically treat everyday homes from bedrooms, dining halls, to home theatres.
Auditoriums, lecture theatres, sports hall, classrooms, and more
Students often encounter serious acoustical challenges in today’s educational institutions. Many classrooms, lecture theatres, and auditoriums suffer from excessive echoes and reverberation, leading to reduced speech intelligibility and poor learning outcomes.
Explore how Aural Aid applies room acoustic treatment using fiberglass acoustic panels, fabric wall panels, and acoustic panel construction to resolve these issues in schools and universities.
Churches, cathedrals, synagogues, mosques, and temples
Faith practitioners must ensure good acoustics in prayer halls. Places of worship have to meet minimum STC requirements and targeted RT60 time for a peaceful worship session.
Come and learn how religious groups and architects achieve these specifications for churches, cathedrals, synagogues, mosques, and temples.
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