Recording studio and echo chamber
We keep two rooms of our own to test in: a recording studio and an echo chamber. They are how a claim about a material gets checked before it reaches a client's project.
Also in test facilities
Manufacturers publish figures obtained in laboratory conditions. Those figures are a starting point, not a promise. Having rooms of our own means we can compare materials, check an assembly we intend to build, and test equipment before it is specified.
What we use them for
- Comparing absorption materials and panel constructions.
- Checking door, window and partition assemblies before they go into a project.
- Testing loudspeakers and system components.
- Training our own engineers on measurement technique.
- Demonstrating differences to clients who would rather hear than read.
Available to clients
Where a project turns on a question we can answer in these rooms, we will — a sample built and measured is cheaper than a mistake built at full scale.
Tell us the room
Send dimensions and intended use. You get back an indicative acoustic treatment, a systems outline and a budget range.