Sound masking and acoustic treatment to reduce distraction and protect speech privacy in shared environments.
Acoustic comfort is one of the most common workplace complaints, yet it is frequently overlooked in AV and fit-out projects. In open-plan environments, intelligible speech from nearby conversations is the primary source of distraction. In settings where confidentiality matters (HR offices, legal consultation rooms, government buildings), it becomes a compliance concern.
RTS designs and installs sound masking systems that introduce a controlled, unobtrusive background sound to reduce speech intelligibility, improving concentration in open areas and protecting privacy in sensitive spaces. Systems are zoned to match layout and usage, and can be tuned as occupancy patterns change.
We also advise on broader acoustic treatment where reverberation or noise transfer is affecting AV performance or comfort.
These are just some of the most common uses. Don’t hesitate to get in touch to discuss your requirements.
Sound Masking is the addition of an unobtrusive background sound, similar to airflow, to reduce the intelligibility of human speech and to reduce distractions. The resulting environment leads to greater productivity and increased privacy and comfort.
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