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The lecture hall uses a wood-colored perforated sound-absorbing panel ceiling with blue seats and a projection screen to optimize speech intelligibility while retaining a solemn atmosphere. The wooden veneer is consistent with the overall decoration style.
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The library reading area uses cherry wood grille sound-absorbing panels on the walls, combined with fabric sofas and floor-to-ceiling windows, to retain the reading atmosphere while reducing the reverberation of turning books and talking. The wood color blends naturally with the bookshelf.
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The modern business hotel lobby uses a wooden grille sound absorption board ceiling, combined with floor-to-ceiling windows and a light-colored stone front desk, to create a sense of openness while reducing the flow of people and footsteps.
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The vocal booth uses a combination of red-brown fabric sound absorbing panels and perforated wood sound absorbing panels, combined with glass observation windows and cantilever microphones, to provide a clean acoustic environment for vocal recording.
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The wooden silk sound-absorbing panel ceiling is widely used in exhibition halls and boutiques, with white cabinets and track lights, both retaining natural silky textures and reducing conversation reverberation.
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The gymnasium hangs colorful square sound-absorbing panels above the basketball court, with large floor-to-ceiling windows and wooden wall panels to reduce basketball impact and running noise.
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Modern concert halls widely use wooden perforated acoustic wall panels, matched with ladder seats and orchestral stages, to provide natural reverberation for symphonies and choruses.
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The production line of Mushu New Material Glass Fiber Sound Absorbing Panel Oven was officially put into operation, and the annual production capacity was increased, which can steadily supply Class A2 fireproof glass fiber sound absorbing panel drops and ceilings.
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The open office area is hung with white sound-absorbing panels under the exposed steel structure, with wooden workstations and glass partitions to reduce the reverberation interference of telephone and keyboard sounds.
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