Acoustic office screens

Sound is redirected by a solid, blocking surface which must be large enough to interrupt the direct sound path from the source to the receiver. In general, the more massive this surface the greater is its ability to block. Solid elements such as rubber or MDF are placed within the core of acoustic screens in order to provide blocking as well as the absorption the porous material provides. Screens which are ideal for speech privacy implement both blocking and absorption properties within their design. We offer other office acoustics products such as baffles, acoustic walls and acoustic furniture products. Contact Urban Office with for further information on our acoustic office screen ranges.

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Acoustic 001 - Acoustic foam example
Acoustic 002 - Desktop screen
Acoustic 003 - Free-standing with glazing

Acoustic 004 - Desk attaching
Acoustic 005 - Storage back panels
Acoustic 006 - Cubicle

Acoustic 007 - Cubicle
Acoustic 008 - Office
Acoustic 009 - Office panel example

Acoustic 010 - Open plan example
Acoustic 011 - Acoustic Pod
Acoustic 012 - Acoustic utility

Acoustic 013 - Acoustic flakes with magazine sleeve
Acoustic 014 - Acoustic flakes divide
Acoustic 015 - Acoustic flakes design

Acoustic 016 - Free-standing
Acoustic 017 - Contemporary shapes
Acoustic 018 - Contemporary shapes

Acoustic 019 - Web effect
Acoustic 020
Acoustic 021

Acoustic 022 - Wall panels
Acoustic 023 - Desk ends
Acoustic 024 - Wall panels

Acoustic 025 - Suspended baffles
Acoustic 026 - Acoustic wall
Acoustic 027 - Acoustic wall example

Acoustic 028 - Viswall
Acoustic 029 - Viswall
Acoustic 030 - Viswall

Reference SCR013

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