Acoustic Baffles are an easy way to calm down noisy spaces without changing the look of the room. They hang vertically from the ceiling, so they stay out of the way while absorbing sound from every direction. This makes them a reliable choice for offices, studios, cafés, classrooms, or any area where echoes and background noise get in the way of focus or conversation. These baffles are built from high-density fibreglass wool materials that take in mid and high frequency noise, which helps speech sound clearer, and the space feels more comfortable.
2400 x 300 mm
Rectangle
30 mm
White
Up To 0.90
Acoustic Baffles are designed to control noise in large or lively spaces, and this model does the job with a clean, modern look. These baffles come in a 2400 x 300 mm size with a thickness of 30 mm, allowing for strong acoustic performance without adding visual bulk. The rectangular shape creates a neat ceiling rhythm and works well in offices, studios, classrooms, cafes, hospitality areas, or any high-ceiling environment where sound tends to bounce around.
The core is made from high-quality fibreglass wool, chosen for its ability to absorb mid to high frequency noise with impressive efficiency. With an NRC of up to 0.90, these baffles can dramatically cut down echo and improve speech clarity, making conversations easier and the room more comfortable to be in.
The white finish keeps things simple and blends easily with most interior palettes. They’re lightweight, safe to handle, and easy to suspend using standard hardware, which means you can upgrade the acoustics of a space without major disruption. What this really provides is a reliable, visually appealing solution for quieter, clearer environments where sound quality truly matters.
Acoustic Baffles are vertical sound-absorbing panels that hang from the ceiling to control noise in busy or echo-prone spaces. Their suspended design lets sound hit them from multiple angles, which improves absorption compared to flat wall panels. Inside, a high-density fibreglass wool core captures mid and high-frequency sound waves before they bounce around the room. This helps reduce echo, sharpens speech clarity, and makes the space feel more comfortable. They work without taking up wall space or disrupting the layout. You get strong acoustic performance without any structural changes.
Acoustic Baffles fit well in any space that struggles with echo or constant background noise. You’ll see them used in open offices, meeting rooms, studios, cafés, classrooms, school corridors, and libraries where clarity matters. They also work well in gyms, halls, and other high-ceiling commercial areas that usually trap sound. Since they hang from the ceiling, they don’t compete with wall space or décor. This makes them a practical choice for interiors filled with glass, displays, or furniture. Wherever sound needs calming without major changes, these baffles slot in easily.
Acoustic Baffles perform strongly when it comes to sound absorption, they deliver an NRC of up to 0.90. In simple terms, they can take in about 90 percent of the sound that hits them, which helps tame echo and makes speech easier to understand. Their 2400 x 300 mm size creates a generous surface area for capturing sound waves. The 30 mm thickness adds the density needed to handle mid and high frequencies effectively. This combination gives you consistent acoustic improvement across the room. If clarity and comfort are priorities, these baffles deliver noticeable results.
Acoustic Baffles are installed by suspending them from the ceiling using cables or rods fixed to simple mounting points. The process is clean and doesn’t involve breaking walls or doing heavy construction. Since the panels are lightweight, they work with most ceiling types, including gypsum, metal grids, and concrete. Installers can space them out evenly to match the room layout and airflow requirements. A professional team can set up an entire room quickly without disrupting daily activity. Once installed, the system stays secure and low-maintenance.
Yes, Acoustic Baffles pair well with other acoustic solutions and often make the overall treatment more effective. You can combine them with wall panels like PET Acoustic Panels, Fabric Wrapped Acoustic Panels and Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Ceiling Panels, they help in control sound further. In large halls, open offices, or any space with persistent echo, using multiple products helps cover different surfaces and frequencies. This creates a more balanced acoustic environment instead of relying on a single treatment. The result is clearer conversations, less noise fatigue, and a room that simply sounds better.
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