
Open-plan environments without considered acoustic treatment can become genuinely difficult to work in: distracting, tiring, and in some areas, unable to provide the privacy that certain conversations require. For new fit-outs and refurbishments, we advise on acoustic strategy from the very beginning to ensure the right decisions are made at the right stage of the project.
Footprint takes careful consideration of your workspace needs and designs simple and visually appealing acoustic solutions that meet requirements. By combining the right materials, surfaces, and partitioning we can make a significant difference to how a workspace feels.
We design and install acoustic solutions for commercial spaces across the UK, working as part of a wider fit-out or refurbishment, or as a standalone service for existing offices.
Suspended panels, baffles, and rafts that absorb sound and reduce reverberation across open-plan areas — available in a range of forms and finishes to complement the interior design.
Fabric-wrapped and hard-faced panels that manage reflected sound in meeting rooms, open areas, and breakout spaces.
High-performance partitioning systems designed to provide meaningful acoustic separation, particularly important for meeting rooms, HR spaces, and anywhere where confidential conversations take place.
Flooring specified with impact noise reduction in mind, reducing the transfer of sound between areas.
For new fit-outs and refurbishments, we advise on acoustic strategy from the very beginning — ensuring the right decisions are made at the right stage of the project.
In many cases, yes. Acoustic panels, partition upgrades, and flooring changes can make a meaningful difference to an existing space without requiring significant construction.
Not at all. Acoustic products are available in a wide range of finishes, colours, and forms — designed to complement your interior scheme rather than detract from it.
We assess the space, understand how it is used, and identify the specific challenges before recommending a solution. There is no standard answer — it depends on the space and the people in it.
During, always. Integrating acoustic consideration from the outset allows for better solutions at lower cost. Retrofitting tends to be more disruptive and less effective.
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