Key Areas for Treatment — commerical space

Enjoying a haircut or spa day is one of life's simple luxuries. However, excessive noise from hairdryers, washing stations, and conversations can quickly disrupt what should be a relaxing experience. For salon and spa owners aiming to create a premium, peaceful environment, addressing acoustics is not just an option—it’s a necessity. Many salons and spas are located in commercial spaces with high ceilings and hard, reflective surfaces like wood, glass, and metal. These materials create the perfect conditions for reverberation, amplifying sound and leading to a chaotic atmosphere. This not only affects customer comfort but also makes it harder for...

Whether it is a car, truck, boat, RV or some other dealership the standard design approach includes high ceilings, hard floors, and lots of glass to allow natural light. From an acoustic perspective, dealerships are the ideal candidate for acoustic treatment to reduce the echo issues automatically created by the building design and materials.