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Acoustically calibrated room

How much difference does it make - an acoustically calibrated room vs. uncalibrated room? We can assure that the difference is dremendous. Do you want the room to have a positive impact on the sounds? Depending on the room size and the materials you have chosen to use, it can be calculated exactly how much sound absorption you need.

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We will solve the problem numero uno for You: WHAT & HOW MUCH & WHERE you need to install to achieve a comfortable level of sound absorption.

An experienced acoustics expert and an honorary member of the Estonian Association of Interior Architects, Linda Madalik, will gladly help our partners to find for their projects the most suitable acoustic solutions. Ask our sales manager the consultation possibility.

Let`s make your client`s rooms sound great and create a uniquely beautiful environment!

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