Acoustic Panels – Quietstone Light

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Why use acoustic panels?

Acoustic panels absorb sound and reduce echoes and reverberation. Thus increasing the quality of sound and the clarity of speech or music. As detailed in this reference where an acoustic engineer describes the design problems of concert hall acoustics. Thus good acoustic design contributes to a peaceful environment, not just indoors but also outside, especially in built up areas where unwanted noise reverberates off buildings. At work acoustic panels are invaluable for reducing background noise in shared office spaces. In a meeting room or video conference room acoustic panels vastly increase the quality of the speech. Outside acoustic panels absorb rail, traffic and other unwanted noise to promote a peaceful environment. To read more about noise barriers, conference room acoustics or other applications see markets that we serve. 

The most versatile acoustic panels available

Quietstone Light is a rigid, durable panel made from recycled glass. The panels are suitable for interior and exterior uses especially where an element of impact resistance is required. Quietstone Light can be pigmented or treated with a range of finishes to suit your individual requirements. As well as being a magnificent sound absorbing product our acoustic panels are non combustible, chemically inert and non fibrous. Panels are either mechanically fixed with screws or detailed fixings or bonded with our tile adhesive. As we manufacture Quietstone Light we have a range of sizes available including custom options.They are supplied in pre-cut sizes, but can be easily cut or shaped on site.

As the developer and manufacturer we can produce panels to meet your specification, application and budget. Please get in touch to discuss your requirements. For suitable projects we offer a free acoustic survey and quote.

Quietstone Light is made from recycled glass. This also means that like many of our products they have a low carbon footprint and can contribute towards improving the sustainability of a project and increase the BREEAM rating for new buildings.