Architects and facility teams often reach for "noise barrier panels" when what they actually need is acoustic absorption, or the other way round. At Unidus Acoustics, this mix-up is one of the most common specification questions we get, mainly because the two products solve completely different problems. This guide breaks...
6 Things to Check When Specifying Acoustic Felt Panels for High-Traffic Spaces
Acoustic felt panels have become a standard specification in commercial interiors. They absorb sound well across the mid-frequency range, come in an extensive colour palette, and carry a credible sustainability story given that most are made from recycled PET fibre. High-traffic spaces impose conditions that low-use environments never will. Panels...
How to Choose the Right Fabric Panels for High-Use Environments
Fabric panels are one of the most frequently specified acoustic solutions in commercial interiors. They absorb sound across a broad frequency range, take customised colours and finishes without much fuss, and work across a wide range of project types. But in high-use environments, the specification requirements go well beyond what...
How Perforated Acoustic Panels Work in Office Renovations
If you work under lofty plaster ceilings or in a glass-heavy open floorplate, you already know how easily sound ricochets. Conversations get muddy, meetings feel strained, and focus slips. Acoustic panels are one of the more practical fixes for this, and when they're perforated, they can actually improve how the...