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Class A Acoustic Panels

5/5 Star Rated

Conference & Meeting Rooms

Acoustic panels tailored to your space.  Any Size? Any Shape? Any Colour? 

Better sound, better meetings. 

Consultant Led Design | Free Acoustic Assessment

Projects in 2025
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Projects to date
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    Initial Contact & Assessment

    You reach out via phone or form. We’ll respond within one business day.

    Consultation & Proposal

    We listen to your needs and assess your space before proposing the best solution(s).

    Supply and / or Install

    We supply your acoustic products for self-installation, or our expert team installs them for you.

    Follow up & Satisfaction

    We check in to ensure you’re happy and your space sounds great!

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    Transparent pricing, expert advice and no pushy sales.

    What our clients have to say

    Led by expert acoustic consultants, we design and deliver tailored sound solutions that transform spaces.

    Songbird is NOVA Acoustics’ practical, design-led range of acoustic panel solutions, built to improve how your space sounds and feels. From wall panels to baffles and rafts, each product is made to reduce unwanted noise and echo while slotting neatly into any interior style. Using sustainable materials and honest, high-quality workmanship, Songbird delivers dependable acoustic performance without the fuss.

    Improved Speech Clarity

    Acoustic panels absorb excess sound, reducing echo and reverberation. This makes voices clearer and easier to understand, especially in rooms where multiple people are speaking.

    Reduced Noise Distractions

    Panels minimize background noise, including sounds from HVAC systems, footsteps, or conversations in adjacent areas. This allows participants to focus better.

    Enhanced Privacy

    By absorbing sound, acoustic panels prevent conversations from being easily overheard outside the room, ensuring confidentiality during sensitive discussions.

    Comfortable Listening Environment

    Reducing harsh sounds and echoes helps create a more pleasant acoustic atmosphere, which is less tiring for attendees during long meetings.

    Professional Atmosphere

    High-quality sound enhances the perception of professionalism in a conference room, reflecting positively on the company or organization.

    Better Audio for Virtual Meetings

    For hybrid or virtual meetings, acoustic panels help improve audio capture, ensuring remote participants can hear clearly without distortion or noise interference.

    Products

    Finch White
    Sustainable 40mm Polyester Fibre Acoustic Panel with Class A Sound Absorption made with >60% Recycled Material. Suitable for walls, ceilings, rafts or baffles.
    Skylark White
    40mm Fabric Wrapped Acoustic Panel with Class A Sound Absorption. Available in a huge range of colours and sizes. Bespoke to order. Suitable for walls, ceilings, rafts and baffles.
    Swift White
    40mm Fabric Wrapped Acoustic Panel with Class A Sound Absorption. Self-adhesive for easy DIY Installation. Suitable for surface mounting to walls or ceilings.
    Warbler White
    40mm Impact-Resistant Acoustic Wall Panels with Class A Sound Absorption. Available in a huge range of colours and sizes. Suitable for surface mounting to walls.
    Robin White
    12mm or 24mm Polyester Acoustic Panel with Class A Sound Absorption. Available in a huge range of colours and sizes. Bespoke to order. Suitable for walls, ceilings, rafts and baffles.

    Need help finding the right panel?

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Acoustic panels reduce echo, reverberation, and unwanted background noise, ensuring speech remains clear and easy to understand. In rooms where discussions, presentations, and hybrid meetings take place, good acoustics are essential to prevent miscommunication and listener fatigue.
    They address issues such as echo, sound distortion, hard surface reflections, and noise intrusion. Acoustic treatments stop sound bouncing around the room and help prevent conversations from leaking into adjoining spaces.
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    Yes. Clear audio is crucial for virtual participants. Acoustic treatments ensure microphones pick up voices accurately, reducing echo and improving speech clarity for remote attendees.
    Not at all. Acoustic panels come in a wide variety of colours, shapes, fabrics, and finishes. They can be designed to complement existing décor or act as striking visual features.
    Absolutely. By reducing sound transmission between rooms, they help keep discussions confidential and prevent external noise from disrupting meetings.
    No. Even small meeting rooms experience poor acoustics due to hard surfaces and enclosed layouts. Properly installed panels benefit any room where people gather to talk, collaborate, or present.
    It depends on the room. Wall panels control direct reflections, while baffles and rafts excel in larger or high-ceilinged environments where sound tends to linger. Many rooms benefit from a combination of treatments.
    Most acoustic installations can be completed quickly with minimal disruption. The duration depends on room size and the number of treatments required.
    While not always mandatory, they are increasingly considered best practice in workplaces, education settings, and public buildings to support accessibility, communication standards, and staff wellbeing.

    Conference and meeting rooms often contain hard, reflective surfaces such as glass walls, tables, screens, and ceilings that cause sound to bounce around the space. Many rooms also use audio-visual technology and are designed for hybrid meetings, which can amplify poor acoustics. These factors increase reverberation and make speech harder to understand without acoustic treatment.

    Typical issues include:

    • Excessive echo and reverberation
    • Poor speech intelligibility during meetings
    • Difficulty hearing remote or hybrid participants
    • Noise leakage affecting privacy
    • Listening fatigue during long meetings

    These problems are especially noticeable in rooms with high ceilings, glass partitions, or minimal soft furnishings.

    Yes. By absorbing sound within the room, acoustic panels reduce sound leakage into adjacent spaces. This helps protect confidentiality during sensitive discussions and meetings.

    No. Smaller meeting rooms often suffer from poor acoustics due to hard surfaces and limited space. Acoustic treatment can be just as important — if not more so — in smaller rooms.