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HCA Healthcare Facility Acoustic Treatment

Healthcare Facility Acoustic Treatment

Healthcare facilities typically require acoustic treatment in some form. Most commonly, hospitals use sound masking systems to improve speech privacy and reduce disturbances for doctors and patients. Certain units in hospitals may also require the use of acoustic panels to reduce excess echo that interferes with doctors treating their patients in group settings. Related: Sound […]

Conyers Library Acoustic Treatment

Library Acoustic Treatment

Library acoustic treatment can be critical, especially if the library tends to hold frequent classes or events with speaking engagements. Since libraries are a place people can turn to for education, it’s important that the acoustics fit the use of the space. Library Acoustic Treatment Commercial Acoustics was contracted by Conyers Library to provide and […]

Church Acoustic Panel & Diffuser Re-Wrap

Acoustic Wall Panels and Diffusers

When having acoustic wall panels installed, it’s easy to forget about the maintenance they might require in the future. Over time, fabric colors can start to fade when regularly exposed to light. Also, unless acoustic panels are regularly cleaned, they can accumulate dust and dirt. Without regular maintenance, you may need to replace or re-wrap […]

Classroom Acoustic Treatment – St. Johns River State College

Acoustic Wall Panels

St. John’s River State College contracted Commercial Acoustics to fabricate and install custom acoustic wall panels in their newly renovated classrooms and general purpose room. The panels required custom angled cuts and were wrapped in 3 different colored acoustically transparent fabrics. Our team installed the acoustic treatment in the classroom and general purpose room over […]

TRACON Airport Acoustic Treatment

TRACON Acoustics

A Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) contracted Commercial Acoustics to install acoustic wall panels in one of their facilities. Speech intelligibility is critical in facilities such as TRACONs, because of the critical information that needs to be conveyed and understood. The air traffic controllers within the facility are responsible for guiding airplanes both taking off […]

Eastside High School Auditorium Acoustics

High School Auditorium Acoustics

East Side High School in Gainesville, FL was renovating their school auditorium. As part of the renovation, the school decided that the auditorium would require acoustic treatment. The project was put out to bid and Commercial Acoustics was invited to provide the bid for sound absorbing panels. After providing the bid and a site visit […]

Luminary Hotel Acoustic Treatment

Hotel Acoustic Treatment

Luminary Hotel is a high end Autograph Collection hotel that recently opened in Fort Myers, along with a new culinary theater and multiple restaurants. The Workshop Culinary Theater is a spot where guests can watch food be prepared on the stage and taste what’s been cooked by the chef. Ella Mae’s Diner is a southern […]

Amgen Office Expansion Acoustic Fabric Wall

Acoustic Fabric Wall

In 2017, the biotechnology company Amgen moved into their new 130,000 square foot office space in Tampa, FL. The company is now undertaking fit-out renovations within the existing space at ACC Tampa, so their 500 plus employees have more room to collaborate and continue to grow. When to Use Acoustic Fabric Wall The additional conference […]

Andretti’s Indoor Karting Acoustic Treatment

Acoustic Wall Panels

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is a venue where patrons can go to for fun and games, but they also have a large dining room where guests can relax and eat. Acoustic Treatment for Restaurants Acoustic Treatment in Lively Restaurants In the gaming and entertainment areas, people can expect to experience high levels of noise, […]

Sandy Lane Elementary Acoustic Fabric Wall

Elementary School Acoustic Panels Sandy Lane Elementary School in Clearwater, FL recently re-structured as a school for the arts. Upon this change being made, the back wing of the school was to be converted into the new Performing Arts Wing for the Conservatory of the Arts. This meant adding new rooms such as band rooms […]