Acoustic Office Screens
Reduce Unwanted Noise and Control Sound in the Workplace
A combination of acoustic screens, wall panels and ceiling baffles can reduce sound travel and create a calmer, more natural-sounding workspace.
As well as reducing unwanted noise, our acoustic products can enhance the appearance of a workspace with natural upholstery finishes, improving both the look of a space and the wellbeing of those in it.
Our acoustic collection includes sound blocking desktop dividers and freestanding floor screens, absorbing wall panels and diffusers, ceiling-fixed canopies, and suspended office baffles that reduce sound from travelling to other areas. Each product is backed by rigorous acoustic testing to ensure a balanced, harmonious environment for your team.
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How we approach sound control within the workspace
Navigating office acoustics can be a daunting challenge, so we use the tried and tested 'A, B, C and D' of sound control.
Blocking (B)
Sometimes you simply need a physical barrier. While absorption soaks up sound, blocking stops it from travelling. Solid dividers or high-back booths create a 'shadow' for sound, providing the privacy needed for deep focus.
- Office Screens: A solid screen creates a buffer. Tip: An acoustically treated screen will block and absorb sound simultaneously.
- Acoustic Storage: Mass blocks sound. Using storage with acoustic back panels provides a dual-purpose noise barrier.
- Suspended Baffles: These act as effective speed bumps for sound travelling across open-plan areas.
Diffusion (D)
Diffusion makes an office sound more natural and are aesthetically pleasing . Rather than just absorb sound, 3D panels scatter it so the room doesn't feel 'dead' or hollow. Our 3D diffusers break up sound waves to keep the space feeling vibrant yet controlled.
- Suspended 3D Baffles: These disrupt the path of 'stray' sound energy across the room.
- 3D Wall Panels: Offering a striking design aesthetic while scattering sound across different frequencies.
- 3D Partitions: The Fabricks Wall range diffuses, blocks, and absorbs simultaneously—a true win-win for the noisy workspace.
Cover (C)
Cover refers to Sound Masking. This technique uses tuned white or pink noise played through discreet speakers to make ambient conversations less distracting and more private. Because this is a technical integration, we carry out site tests with third-party specialists to ensure the system is perfectly calibrated to your space.
Above: Contemporary meeting room design featuring 3D diffuser wall tiles, acoustic corrugated ceiling canopies with integrated LED lighting, and cylindrical corner bass traps.