Noise pollution in an open office environment

In a modern, open office environment, many employees often work together on one floor. Although this encourages collaboration, it also presents challenges in terms of noise pollution and concentration. For one of our clients, this was precisely the reason to invest in a targeted solution: creating a quiet zone within a busy office. The need for quiet areas for concentrated work was growing, while the open structure of the office had to be maintained.

Acoustic Walls in the Office as a Targeted Solution

After a thorough assessment of the space, walking routes, and acoustic bottlenecks, Flexpanel acoustic walls were chosen. These walls are known for their high sound absorption and flexible applicability. By strategically placing acoustic walls in the office, sound can be effectively dampened without major structural changes. Together with the client, we created a design that combines functionality, appearance, and comfort.

Design and Layout of the Quiet Zone with Flexpanel

The aim was to create a screened-off quiet zone that offers peace and quiet, but does not feel completely closed off. The Flexpanel walls are positioned in such a way that they block noise from busy walkways, phone areas, and meeting zones. At the same time, sufficient light and openness were retained. The colors and materials chosen match the existing interior, allowing the quiet zone to be seamlessly integrated into the office design.

Efficient Placement of Acoustic Walls in the Office

The installation of the Flexpanel acoustic walls was quick and efficient. A conscious decision was made to use a mounting method that caused minimal disruption to employees, so that daily work could continue. Within a short period of time, the new quiet zone was completely ready for use. This immediately highlights an important advantage of acoustic walls in the office: they are quick to install and easy to adapt to changing requirements.

Result: More Peace, Focus, and Productivity

The effect was immediately noticeable after commissioning. Employees experience significantly less noise pollution and can concentrate better on tasks that require a lot of focus, such as reports, analyses, and online meetings. The quiet zone

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