Sound Absorption Solutions

You want your space to look and sound great. DGI turns sound absorption solutions into an art form, improving the sound quality and aesthetics of any space. Whether you choose a fully customized installation or a flexible, personalized out-of-the-box acoustic treatment, our Acousti-Print and Primacoustics solutions enhance your overall environment to promote a healthy and efficient workplace, classroom or retail business.

With companies increasingly relying on technology to enhance internal and external communication, environmental acoustics are often overlooked.

Consider the many noises you encounter in an office environment: the low hum of computers, loud-typing and constant notifications, heating and ventilation, printers whirring and clicking, pens tapping, ringing phones, conversations, even people moving in to, out of, and around the room. Speech is still our predominant method of communication, whether between individuals in the office, around the conference room table, or via video conferencing. Any space where noise causes distraction or disruption is a candidate for sound absorption products.

Having no control over the noise level causes stress, frustration, fatigue and distraction, making sound absorption a key design element for successful, productive workplaces, from healthcare and hospitality to offices and schools. Sound absorption solutions use soft, air-trapping surfaces to absorb mid-to higher-frequency sound in your space, resulting in a much more satisfying and comfortable environment.

The quality of your current acoustics can be measured and tested. Our experts can perform a RT60 Sound test to see how your spaces perform* in order to provide a custom recommendation that’s right for your organization’s needs. You’ll get a room acoustics report to determine how to best mitigate your acoustic challenges, and rest easy with sound advice from DGI.

*Reverberation time is a measure of the time required for the sound to “fade away” in an enclosed area after the source of the sound has stopped. When it comes to accurately measuring reverberation time with a meter, the term T30, T20 or RT60 (an abbreviation for Reverberation Time 60dB) is used. T30/T20/RT60 provides an objective reverberation time measurement.