A discrete, low level and totally random sound is introduced into the workspace by means of a sound masking generator and emitters.

The sound masking speakers are usually flush-mounted into the ceiling tiles or located out of sight, in the ceiling plenum space. Occupants become naturally less aware of the unwanted noises such as co-workers conversations, business machines, keyboards, telephones, air conditioning units and so on, leading to significant improvements in concentration and productivity and in turn reducing distraction and stress levels.

Yes. Post-installation studies conclude that our sound masking systems give genuine improvement in concentration and production levels, speech privacy and acoustic comfort.

We haven’t provided an audio file on our website because we can’t ensure the quality of the playback. Most computer speakers would poorly reproduce the masking sound.

No. To achieve the same effect as sound masking by using conventional materials and/or building changes would cost many times more and compromise other building design and use considerations. Learn more about the cost and savings sound masking can provide with our handy ROI calculator.