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Holmes Miller - Paisley Town Hall - Main Hall 034 (1) ©Chris Humphreys Photography SOUNDS JUST RIGHT


Tomorrow’s FM spoke to Sto about how the company helped a Town Hall in Paisley, Scotland with a new acoustic system.


A 140-year old Category A listed building which has been restored and redeveloped now boasts greatly improved acoustics thanks to the use of the StoSilent Distance ceiling system from Sto. The StoSilent Distance system was installed in the main hall area of the Town Hall building in Paisley, Scotland as part of the venue’s transformation.


“The highly ornate design of the original ceilings meant that this was a complicated installation, especially given the number of people using the building and the large volume of ambient noise which they could generate,” explains Sto’s acoustics project manager, James Gosling. “A different solution was originally considered, but


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Sto’s specialist installer, Allied Interiors of Glasgow, recommended the StoSilent Distance system as a more appropriate and highly successful alternative. This underlines the valuable contribution which our installation partners often bring to a project such as this, with their extensive knowledge and expertise in the installation of Sto acoustic systems.”


The transformation of the building will see its capacity expanded, improve the audience experience, add new performance facilities, and create rooms in previously- unused spaces, and this required a highly practical and reliable acoustic solution. Featuring a versatile


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