Project Overview
Acoustic renovation for a premium healthcare and wellness center in the US, covering consultation rooms, treatment rooms, public waiting areas and corridors, total area 2,100㎡. Original lightweight partition walls and hard wall finishes cause noticeable inter-room sound leakage, and consultation conversations can be easily overheard, presenting privacy compliance risks. The facility requires disinfectable, low-VOC acoustic materials that integrate with soft high-end interior aesthetics.
Solution Deployment
- Consultation & treatment rooms: Full-height high-density fiberglass core medical grade fabric acoustic panels, with an NRC rating of 0.85–1.0. The outer layer uses medical-grade stain-resistant flame-retardant fabric, supporting daily wipe-down disinfection. The panels effectively reduce airborne sound transmission between rooms and protect doctor-patient consultation privacy.
- Public waiting areas & corridors: Perforated acoustic panels with mineral wool backing (NRC 0.80+) are used to control reverberation in public areas, with smooth dense easy-to-clean surfaces.
All materials meet ASTM E84 Class A fire safety standards and ultra-low VOC emission requirements, fully complying with medical institution norms. The project is constructed in phases room by room, construction period 18 days, with some clinics remaining open.
Project Results
Inter-room sound leakage in consultation areas is effectively eliminated, and one-to-one consultation dialogue remains fully private, meeting medical privacy compliance requirements. Indoor echo is significantly reduced, and patients generally report a more relaxed and comfortable visit experience. All materials withstand daily clinical disinfection routines, and successfully pass hygiene and fire acceptance assessments for medical institutions.
