Employees using small rooms for video calls or phone conversations are exposed to the frequent problem of high reverberation time, or the so-called "well" sound effect, where the voice is reflected multiple times off the walls, creating an unfavorable work environment and unclear reception of conversations on the other side of the headset or webcam. Therefore, in these rooms, we used acoustic wallpaper, where the acoustically transparent material with a print and hidden behind it, a broadband absorber, presents a map indicating the location of two Brill AV branches in Europe. 

Additionally, in the corridor, a screen, a shield, or otherwise known as acoustic partition made of wooden veneered slats made from fire-resistant MDF, has been applied. The acoustic material EcoBoard, placed between the slats, adds sound absorption, which greatly muffles the noise from the printer located behind the shield. The aesthetic combination of wooden slats with absorbent material transforms the interior into cozy yet innovative spaces. For those looking for effective acoustic panels with a stylish appearance, our WoodenBaffle offers an excellent solution. For the entire office, i.e., open space, conference rooms, reception, and hallways, we utilized an acoustic ceiling made of black absorbent material EcoBaffle. All solutions together created good acoustic conditions for the entirety of the office.