What Are The Benefits Of Installing Acoustic Partitioning?
In any modern office, partitioning is an essential part of the layout. In particular, acoustic partitioning is a popular material for separating spaces. This is because it provides soundproofing, allowing the noise from one area to stay there and not disrupt others elsewhere. However, there are many more benefits to acoustic partitioning than first meets the eye… or ear.
At Jade Aden Interiors, we have over 30 years of helping businesses design their office spaces, having completed comprehensive office fit-outs and refurbishments for a variety of industries. Nine times out of ten, these include the use of acoustic partitioning. With a range of projects under our belt, we understand why these are such a popular solution and the benefits that draw companies to them.
In this blog, we share the slightly less obvious benefits of acoustic partitioning.
Creates Privacy & Confidentiality
Even if you opt for a glass partition, acoustic partitioning will act as a barrier to sound.
This means that your conversations, while not disrupting other employees, will also stay between the four walls it takes place in (or two walls and a few panels of glass).
By installing this type of partitioning, you can be confident enough to have any conversation without worrying it will turn into office gossip.
Enhancing Comfort and Well-Being
Enhancing comfort and employee well-being is a benefit of acoustic partitioning that doesn’t automatically spring to mind when considering it.
The partitioning helps create separate, defined areas within a space. When using glass partitioning, this can be done without making the spaces feel small or dark, as the glass will allow light to reach each of the areas, making them feel spacious and airy.
Creating separate spaces will prevent the office from feeling crowded and noisy as acoustic partitioning will keep discussion within each area, allowing each department to create an atmosphere conducive to them working so they don’t feel overwhelmed by other discussions or music from other teams and departments.
Design Appeal And Aesthetic
Another benefit of acoustic partitions is that they come in a range of designs and styles, meaning they will look stylish and match the aesthetic and feel of your office.
While you can get solid partitions, the most popular style is glass. This is because the glass allows more natural light to pass through into the space, making it lighter and feel more spacious.
There are a number of design options that you can choose from, enabling your partitions to be an extension of your interior design.
From frames, manifestations, blinds and doors, you can customise the look of your acoustic partitioning to fit your branding and aesthetic.
Think You Will Benefit From Acoustic Partitioning?
There are many benefits of acoustic partitioning than just providing soundproofing, and these should be considered when deciding whether to opt for them over demountable partitioning or glazed partitions.
In keeping sound from travelling to other spaces, you will be able to ensure privacy and confidentiality are provided and prevent noise overwhelm through segregating areas, keeping employees comfortable and focused. Finally, the variety of partitions and finishing options means you will be able to create a look that perfectly fits your office interior design.
At Jade Aden Interiors, we are proud to be Komfort-registered installers, meaning we are qualified to install leading acoustic partitioning that meets high standards and complies with health and safety regulations.
With our years of experience, we can help you work out which solution would be best for your needs and space, and using our innovative design software, we can create a visual so that you can see how it will look before saying yes.
Our team are experts at installing all types of partitioning in an efficient way that will enable you and your staff to continue daily routines and work with minimal disruption.
If the benefits of acoustic partitioning have persuaded you to install it in your office, get in touch with us today. Call us on 01425 689199 or complete our online contact form to book a consultation with our experts.