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Download Acoustics in Education GuideFocusing can be difficult when surrounded by conversations, activities, and noise leaking in from the exterior. Rockfon acoustic solutions reduce reverberation, resulting in calm library environments where students and staff can concentrate, study, and work comfortably.
Designing libraries with the right approach can encourage comfort and contribute to an overall sense of well-being. Available in a range of colours, textures, and shapes – and with the capability of reflecting daylight – Rockfon acoustic solutions combine customisable visual appeal with acoustic performance.
Cleanliness is a critical concern across all shared spaces and libraries are no exception. Rockfon acoustic solutions are made from stone wool, which doesn’t favour harmful micro-organisms and can endure a variety of harsh cleaning methods.
See how schools and universities are bringing acoustic comfort to their libraries while introducing visual appeal and meeting strict hygiene standards.
Find the perfect acoustic solution to transform libraries into inspiring spaces that encourage focus, creativity, and well-being.
Comfortable and inspiring libraries are designed holistically. Click on the elements below to learn about the unique ways in which they play a role in an overall library acoustics strategy.
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Access to daylight contributes to both physical and mental health for staff and students alike. Ceiling solutions with high light reflection and diffusion help to maximise its exposure and benefits.
Materials play an important role in limiting the spread of bacteria and infection, so all product selection should be made strategically in the design of libraries.
Learn moreBecause humans have a natural affinity for nature, bringing positive cues like natural materials can make spaces more inspiring and relaxing. Wood, for example, evokes a comforting feeling of being close to nature thanks to its association with environments like forests and parks.
Acoustic islands and baffles can be used in libraries where a traditional suspended ceiling cannot be installed or where frequent, unhindered access to services is required. Much like acoustic ceiling tiles, they can be leveraged into an experiential design concept.
Learn moreSoft furnishings not only help to develop a cosy and warm environment, they also have another key advantage: furnishings with porous materials, such as cotton, can assist in sound absorption.
Acoustic ceiling tiles, with the use of colour and creative lighting, can greatly contribute to an experiential library concept.
Learn moreCarpeting can help to minimise impact noise like that of sliding chairs or clicking shoes. Cleanability and microbial hygiene, however, should be key considerations in the selection.
We provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and wall panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.
