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Reducing echo in interior spaces
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Architecture & Design Team

Architecture & Design Team

08 Jun 2023 • 1m read • View Author

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Absorb provides consistent sound absorption across speech range frequencies

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Absorb cuts reverberation and echo in areas where hard surfaces predominate and cause unwanted noise

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Absorb can also be laid above suspended ceilings to reduce flanking noise between rooms.

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