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Setcrete project Staffordshire. The home’s previous kitchen and dining room had been knocked through and an not at precisely the same level, so required
recommended that Setcrete Rapid Set DPM (damp proof membrane) was applied rising to the surface, where it could then attack water-based adhesive used to
deal with noise, IVC Commercial’s acoustic sheet vinyl delivers. Reducing impact sound by up to 19dB and for use in education, healthcare, retail, hospitality and Optimise 70 and Pionieer 70 feature a 0.7mm wear layer for exceptional durability. They come with an easy to maintain, stain and scuff resistant top layer that ensures they stay looking good for longer. Optimise 70 also in sensitive areas such as nurseries and aged care settings. It has 19dB impact sound reduction and comes in 40 wood, material and colour designs.
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With a durable 0.70mm wear layer and IVC Commercial’s European-made to take on the busiest environments. School and work canteens, healthcare corridors, classrooms and more; there’s In Iperform 70 these projects can but with better appearance retention thanks to Performance Barrier, more hygienic because of Sanitec anti- designs; Iperform 70 turns ultra-durable performs day in and day out.
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Style Scotland provides acoustic panels healthcare teams can rely on, and was approached by the William Quarrier Scottish Epilepsy Centre to address excessive noise and reverberation within its dining room. The centre provides residential care for epilepsy patients, using cameras and microphones to monitor and record potential seizure activity. However, the poor acoustic team to capture clear audio recordings from the room. Working within the requirements of a public health
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environment, the acoustic solution needed to provide effective sound absorption while also incorporating fully washable Solo Akutex HS Raft acoustic panels, providing a practical and aesthetically appropriate solution that complemented the existing interior while remaining within the project budget. The ceiling installation comprised 12 square 1,200 x 1,200mm rafts, strategically positioned to help absorb sound and reduce reverberation within the dining environment. A further six 1,200 x 2,400mm rectangular panels were resized and installed across the walls, extending the acoustic treatment throughout the room while creating a cohesive
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