A comfortable wait that feels shorter
Download Hospital Acoustics Guide Download Healthcare Acoustics GuideAdjacent conversations, constant foot traffic, and loud mobile phone use can make high noise levels inevitable in waiting rooms, which can be bothersome and distressing for visitors. Rockfon acoustic solutions absorb sounds to reduce reverberation, fostering a more tranquil environment.
Waiting areas accommodate large volumes of patients and caretakers each day. All materials used should uphold strict hygiene standards to minimise the spread of disease. Rockfon acoustic solutions are made from stone wool, a material that does not provide sustenance to micro-organisms.
Instead of daunting white walls, environmental stimuli such as nature-inspired visual imagery or soft colours can assist in alleviating patient anxiety. Available in a range of colours, textures, and shapes, Rockfon products combine customisable design with high acoustic performance.
See how healthcare institutions are bringing acoustic comfort to their waiting areas without compromising on visual appeal.
Rockfon acoustic solutions reduce noise and bring in calming visual appeal, making the wait comfortable and relaxing for patients.
Comfortable waiting rooms are designed holistically. Click on the elements below to learn about the unique ways in which they play a role in an acoustic strategy.
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Natural materials such as wood, bamboo, and stone evoke a comforting feeling of being close to nature, and as such can be leveraged for ample design creativity.
Soft furnishings such as seat cushions don’t just offer a sense of warmth. When made from dense, porous materials such as cotton, they can also help to reduce reflected noise. Cleanability and antimicrobial features, however, should be prioritised.
Acoustic solutions absorb sound waves and prevent them from reverberating across the entire surface area of waiting areas, ensuring acoustic comfort for all visitors and meeting safety requirements.
Learn moreInstead of "clinical" colour palettes, soft shades such as calming blues, inspiring greens, and relaxing browns can help to develop soothing environments.
Learn moreBesides their role as calming and attractive design elements, the crevices of plants' branches, bark, and leaves can also help in sound absorption.
Access to natural light has been correlated with increased comfort and pain alleviation. Ceilings and wallcoverings with high light reflection and diffusion help to maximise its exposure and benefits.
Learn moreWe provide customers with a complete acoustic ceiling system offering, combining sound absorbing ceiling tiles and wall panels with suspension grid systems and accessories.
