Fixed Acoustic Partitions

Discuss speech privacy for meeting rooms, consultation spaces and offices with a wall, door and ceiling brief.

Where this system fits

Write down what happens on both sides of the wall and what needs to remain private. A meeting room beside a corridor has a different requirement from two rooms used for simultaneous calls.

What to check on site

Review the tested assembly, partition-to-ceiling junction, seals, doors and service penetrations. Request a clear description of measured system performance and any site testing included.

What to send for pricing

Share room uses, neighbouring activities and drawings of ceiling and services. Include an acoustic report or performance specification from your consultant if available.

Find the paths that carry speech between rooms

Partition setup examples

Acoustic walls

Illustrative setup
Solid acoustic-style door with a visible perimeter gasket

Solid acoustic-style door with a visible perimeter gasket

Acoustic walls

Illustrative setup
Framed door set in a solid meeting-room partition

Framed door set in a solid meeting-room partition

Acoustic walls

Illustrative setup
Mineral-fibre cavity infill visible between metal studs

Mineral-fibre cavity infill visible between metal studs

Common question

Will adding acoustic panels stop speech going through a wall?

Surface absorbers help reduce echo inside a room. Speech isolation also depends on the wall assembly and connections, including the door, ceiling and ducts. Describe the issue before choosing the treatment.

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Prepare your project brief

Start with the location, rough measurements and the date you need the space ready.

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