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Acoustic Ceilings, Sound Insulation & Soundproof Wall Systems

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Bangkok Prep Auditorium

Why do auditoriums easily suffer from echoes, and how can acoustic reverberation be solved in large spaces?
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Cheer Viva Auditorium

When "walls" and "ceilings" do more than just enclose a space—they help shape the acoustics of the entire room.
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DTGO Campus

When a ceiling is not just a "ceiling", but an integral part of the design

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The new AUA Language Center with a playful multipurpose room design

Designed as a multipurpose or multi-function space with a capacity of 220 people, it can be used for seminars, as a theatre, or as a venue for concerts and stage plays. The designers specified hard surface materials for the entire room.
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New Auditorium Design Meeting All Functional Requirements at The TARA CP

Trandar Series F acoustic ceilings were installed here to solve echo and reverberation issues inside. The Trandar Series F acoustic ceiling features a tongue-and-groove installation system.
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Thana Steel Work Seminar Room

The Thana Steel Work seminar room opens up a space for you to host creative events, free from distracting echoes.
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Phimai National Museum

“A good museum doesn't just tell stories through sight, it must control the ‘sound’ to be quiet enough… until the stories from the past resonate in the visitor's mind.”