Acoustic panels for restaurants and hospitality

When a restaurant is loud, guests lean in, raise their voices and leave sooner. We treat restaurants, bars, cafés and receptions so conversation is comfortable and the room keeps its atmosphere.

Restaurants, bars, cafés, receptions

Lounge bar with a timber ceiling and timber wall linings
Lounge bar at the Wimbledon indoor tennis centre.

The problem

Hard, easy-to-clean surfaces are what make hospitality interiors loud. Each conversation adds to the noise, and people talk louder to be heard.

Treatment that suits the interior

Projects

Cafés, receptions and lounges within leisure projects.

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Café with a linear timber slat ceiling and full-height glazing

Hospitality, Sports and leisure

Splashes Leisure Centre

Linear timber slat acoustic ceilings in the café, reception and a corridor.

Space
Café, reception and corridor
Delivered by
Express Group
  • Timber slat ceilings
Indoor tennis courts under a curved timber-faced ceiling with long rooflights

Hospitality, Sports and leisure, 2022

Wimbledon indoor tennis centre

Acoustic absorbing panels and oak slat panels under a curved timber-faced ceiling.

Space
Indoor courts, lounge and reception
Location
Wimbledon, London
Delivered by
Express Group
  • Wall panels
  • Timber ceilings and linings

Guests struggling to hear each other?

Send us photos and a floor plan. We will suggest treatment that fits the interior.

Questions about hospitality

Will acoustic panels change the look of my restaurant?

They can add to it. Choose timber veneers, laminates, colours or textured wood wool to suit the interior.

Can I see the finishes first?

Yes. Request samples online.

Other spaces

Open-plan, meeting rooms, receptions

Offices

Echo and background noise add to fatigue.

Classrooms, halls, sports halls

Schools

Hard rooms make teachers hard to hear.

Sports halls, pools, indoor courts

Sports and leisure

Hard surfaces and high ceilings make big rooms echo.

Illustrative renders and computer-generated room images, not photographs of our projects.