Posts TaggedAcoustic Fabric Panels

Church Acoustics, Diffusion and Absorption

Solving Acoustic Challenges in Churches: A Tailored Approach Acoustics in church auditoriums can be tricky. The sound needs to be just right, whether it’s amplified music, clear speech, or stage presentations like choirs. Older churches, such as the grand cathedrals of Europe, didn’t focus on absorption. Instead, they relied on reflection and diffusion to create sound effects. While this worked for the architecture and audio…

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Church Hall Acoustics

Improving Church Hall Acoustics with Serenity Fabric Acoustic Panels Church halls often serve as multipurpose venues, hosting everything from weekend church services and music performances to weekday sports and community events. However, these varied activities can pose significant acoustic challenges, especially in older halls with reverberation or echo issues. Poor acoustics can make it hard for speakers to be heard clearly, and audience noise can…

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Custom Made Serenity Panels by Sontext

Soundproofing Meeting Rooms with Serenity Acoustic Panels Meeting rooms today often face acoustic challenges—especially when wall space is limited by windows, screens, or doorways. Serenity Acoustic Panels by Sontext offer a clean and practical solution, providing excellent sound absorption without disrupting room functionality or layout. These fabric-covered acoustic panels can be fitted to walls or ceilings, and even integrated around existing electrical outlets. They are…

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Serenity Panels in Kuwait School

Serenity Acoustic Panels at Sada Hearing Rehabilitation Centre, Kuwait Creating a calm and acoustically treated environment is crucial in healthcare settings, particularly in facilities specialising in hearing rehabilitation. At the Sada Hearing Rehabilitation Centre in Kuwait, Serenity Acoustic Wall Panels were installed to reduce corridor noise and improve overall comfort for patients and staff. The Fit-out Division of ANCC Kuwait led this installation in collaboration…

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Sontext Art Panels in High Resolution

Serenity ArtPanels: Transform Your Space with Stunning Visuals and Superb Acoustics Imagine having a wall hanging that not only looks fantastic but also improves the acoustics of your space. That’s the magic of Serenity ArtPanels from Sontext.com.au. Art Meets Acoustics: The Perfect Blend Serenity ArtPanels are fabric-faced acoustic panels that combine high-resolution images with exceptional sound absorption properties. Sontext understands the importance of using high-quality…

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Panels in an Auditorium

Improving Auditorium Acoustics with Serenity Panels at Suzanne Cory High School Acoustic Panels in an Auditorium Auditoriums are designed to host performances, presentations, and large gatherings — but their size and materials often create problematic echo and reverberation. That was the challenge facing Suzanne Cory High School in Werribee, Victoria. Working with Brand Architects and builder Watpac Australia, Sontext supplied Serenity Acoustic Panels to deliver…

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Sontrend Fire Rated Acoustic Ceiling Panels -Melbourne Airport

Fire Rated Acoustic Ceiling Panels Sontext Sontrend Panels have been installed in two key areas of Melbourne International Airport at Tullamarine. In the Baggage reclaim area Carousel no 5 and in the Duty Free sales area.   Sontrend was chosen because of its exceptional fire and moisture resistance properties. Working with Designinc of Melbourne and the Federal Airports Corporation, Sontext developed this new product to meet …

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Serenity Printed Panel in a Feature Wall

  Serenity Printed Acoustic Panel in a Feature Wall The Melbourne Museum required a solution that would reduce echo in its reception area while also delivering a striking visual feature. Serenity Printed Acoustic Panels were selected as the ideal product to meet both functional and aesthetic goals. The reception space, featuring hard floors and reflective ceiling surfaces, suffered from excessive reverberation—making it hard for staff…

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