Enhance your projects with design-driven, high-performance acoustic solutions.
Architecture and acoustics go hand in hand. Well-designed environments must offer both visual and auditory comfort. To achieve this, it’s essential to understand the main acoustic treatment elements available today.
Among the most widely used are acoustic baffles, ceiling clouds, and wall panels. But do you know the difference and when to use each?
Acoustic Baffles
Vertically suspended structures placed on the ceiling. They create a path for sound, interrupting reverberation without blocking light or airflow.
Best for:
- Large, high-ceiling spaces
- Offices, restaurants, schools, auditoriums
Benefits:
- High sound absorption
- Dynamic visual effect
- Easy installation and maintenance
Acoustic Clouds
Horizontal panels mounted on the ceiling. Ideal for sound control in specific areas.
Best for:
- Meeting rooms, studios, auditoriums
- Targeted sound absorption
Highlights:
- Variety of shapes and finishes
- Elegant and discreet solution
Wall Panels
Mounted on vertical surfaces, they treat sound in the direct auditory field.
Best for:
- Small and medium-sized spaces
- Home offices, studios, corporate rooms
Benefits:
- Simple application
- Immediate results
- Seamless integration with décor
How to Choose?
The choice depends on the space’s needs. A good acoustic analysis helps define where each element should go. Often, combining two or three provides the best result.
At Trisoft, all products are made from recycled PET, are lightweight, customizable, and high-performance.
Talk to our specialists and find the perfect solution for your acoustic project.
