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The SPA treatment room uses stone walls and carved wooden doors with soft lighting to reduce the reverberation of water sounds and conversations while maintaining a quiet atmosphere in the healing space.
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The entire wooden grille ceiling of the restaurant, combined with green dining chairs and ring chandeliers, creates a warm dining atmosphere while reducing the reverberation of the collision of cups and plates and customer conversations.
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The home decoration living room uses a wooden WPC grille TV wall with a red brick wall and suspended TV cabinet to enhance the texture of the facade while absorbing the reverberation from the TV and conversation.
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The material noise reduction coefficient NRC is obtained by hanging standard sound absorbers and sound sources in the reverberation room, which is a key reference indicator for customers when selecting sound absorbing panels.
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The conference room is equipped with light wood-colored grille sound-absorbing panels on the ceiling, combined with a long table and double screens, to reduce the reverberation of phone calls and speeches while maintaining a sense of transparency in the business space.
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Mushu New Materials has completed the upgrade of its sound-absorbing panel sanding production line. The surface treatment accuracy of grille panels and perforated panels has been improved, and batch color differences and thickness tolerances have been further narrowed.
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In the hospital corridor, colored blade sound absorbers are hung from the ceiling and matched with beige walls to reduce the reverberation of carts and footsteps while keeping the medical space bright and tidy.
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The gymnasium arranges colored square sound-absorbing panels on the ceiling to match the basketball court and floor-to-ceiling windows, which can control the noise of bouncing balls while retaining the vitality of the sports space.
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The walls of university lecture halls are decorated with wooden sound-absorbing panels and stepped seats to reduce reverberation after lectures by teachers and students while improving speech clarity.
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