Offices with collaborative, communicative teams are typically exciting, enlivening places. If those offices have open floor plans, they can be even more invigorating, as employees can feel energized by the work they see and hear fellow team members doing around them. However, there are drawbacks to open plan offices, too — especially when specific employees need privacy for confidential work or peace and quiet for intense focus.
Luckily, BFX offer a smattering of noise reduction solutions team members can use to make their spaces quieter and — in turn — easier for them to focus in. Some of the best noise-reducing devices we recommend are soft, upholstered screens like the AudioArt Freestanding Screen, which can be moved to create a partition wherever needed. There are standalone, private noise reduction solutions that can help, too. We sell options like the Motion Meeting Pod, which creates a small standalone space in which two people can meet in private.
Acoustic partitions, like the AudioArt Freestanding Screen, offer privacy and sound control in open-plan offices, enhancing focus and reducing distractions.
Office acoustic panels, such as the AudioArt Freestanding Two-Tone Pattern Screen, absorb sound waves and reduce noise, creating a more conducive environment for concentration and productivity.
Yes, modern acoustic panels come in various colors and can be custom printed with branding or graphics. Products like AudioArt Hanging Partition offer aesthetic flexibility alongside noise reduction capabilities.
Ceiling clouds and baffles like the AudioArt Ceiling Baffle are effective for managing noise in offices with hard surfaces. They absorb reflected sound waves and can be strategically placed to enhance acoustics.
Microperforated panels blend seamlessly into office decor and effectively reduce echo and reverb. Options such as the AudioArt Desktop Pinnable Screen incorporate similar principles to manage sound efficiently.
Acoustical curtains, like the AudioArt Flyby Pinnable Screen, help create separate workspaces, absorbing sound and light while being easy to move for flexible space management.
Though not panels, area rugs and carpeting are essential in reducing impact sounds and overall noise levels. They complement other acoustic solutions to provide comprehensive noise management in offices.
Considerations include material, absorption rating, size, color, and placement. It's important to balance effectiveness with aesthetic and space requirements for optimal results.
Yes, products like the AudioArt Hexagon Peel and Stick Pack are made from eco-friendly materials and offer fire resistance, combining sustainability with safety