If you’re a business which has identified noise distractions as a top problem in your workplace, no doubt you’ve researched your options on how best to tackle the issue. Two of the key solutions you may have come across include soundproofing and sound masking. But how do you know which is best for your business? In this helpful guide we’re looking at the benefits of sound masking vs soundproofing to help you decide.
For those unfamiliar with one or either of these, here’s a quick run through of how each acoustic technology works.
Soundproofing is engineered to stop any sound leaking out from a contained space by adding insulation into the walls, whereas sound masking is acoustic technology designed to mask distracting noises in the office and ensure private conversations in meeting rooms are unintelligible from outside.
When it comes to ensuring your open plan office space offers a decent level of speech privacy and good quality acoustics, sound masking is arguably the best arrangement. Still not sure? At Remark Group we believe the best way to decide whether sound masking is right for your business is to experience it for yourself.
Enquire with Remark Group today to arrange a demonstration of our Sound Masking technology or contact our experts today to learn if this is the right solution for your business
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