Acoustic Furniture

Q: How much noise can acoustic furniture absorb?

The amount of noise that acoustic furniture can absorb depends on the type of material it's made of, as well as its size and shape. The more absorbent your furniture is, the less sound it will block out. You need to make sure it has enough punch.

Acoustic furniture is a great way to add some extra sound enhancement to your room. If you want to enjoy the music you listen to at home or reduce noise pollution at work, this kind of furniture could be the answer. It’s available in many different shapes and sizes, with everything from couches to acoustic chairs and tables. ArchiPro features only the best acoustic furniture in New Zealand from reputable suppliers and manufacturers.

Painted MDF Acoustic Perforations

Décortech

Pyrotek Wavebar and Quadzero

Comfortech®

StoSilent Acoustic Systems

Sto NZ

Laser Kitchen by Nobilia

Palazzo Kitchens

Hoop Pine Acoustic Plywood

Décortech

Sublidot Hollow Surface

Living Design

Steel Acoustic Wall

Comfortech®

Sublidot Doodle Surface

Living Design

Sublidot Sunshower Surface

Living Design

Featuring the best acoustic furniture in New Zealand

ArchiPro features only the best acoustic furniture in New Zealand from the most trusted brands in the business. This kind of furniture is made from materials that absorb sound, rather than reflect it. This means it will reduce any noise distractions in the nearby area, making it easier to focus. It also helps prevent your sound and music from disturbing others. ArchiPro has a wide selection of furniture to choose from, including couches, chairs and screens. Whether you're looking for something simple or something more ornate, you’ll find the best sound-absorbing furniture here. These products are an important part of a wider range of acoustic products that you can find on ArchiPro.

Types of acoustic furniture

Here are some of the most common acoustic insulation furniture and material types available in New Zealand.

Acoustic walls

These walls are reinforced with steel and acoustic tiles so that sound does not pass through. It is ideal for children’s bedrooms.

Acoustic screens

Acoustic office screens are commonly seen in closed spaces where there are no walls to separate employees. It is perfect for maintaining privacy and peace.

Acoustic plywood

This plywood is adept at absorbing sounds. It helps enhance the sound and is perfect for music and living rooms.

The advantages of high-quality acoustic furniture

High-quality acoustic furniture is a great way to get the sound quality you want in a stylish and functional way. By choosing the best sound-absorbing furniture in New Zealand, you won't have to worry about any distortion or loss of fidelity at high volumes. It’ll also help you achieve a rich and full sound throughout the space that it's in. On top of this, high-quality choices will also be reflected in high-quality designs, effortlessly stylish to enhance any living space that it’s added to.

How to choose acoustic furniture that's right for you

Choosing sound-absorbing furniture in New Zealand can be a little tricky because it’s slightly more technical than conventional furniture. First and foremost, you need to think about how much space you have and how much noise will be in the room where it’ll be in. The impact of acoustic furniture will be influenced heavily by these two factors. Understanding these will help you determine the appropriate level of sound absorption required which will help you narrow down your choices of furniture to help you achieve your goals. On top of this, the standard considerations when choosing any items of furniture still apply in terms of design, decor and functionality.

What materials are used in acoustic furniture?

The materials used in New Zealand vary depending on the type of furniture you're buying. In some cases, the mineral stone wool insulation is used for acoustic panels, which are often made from recycled materials. Other types of equipment use rock or stone wool insulation.