The way to silence - how can I reduce noise?
Not every location has an immediate issue with the room acoustics. Many new buildings are now designed and decorated to absorb noise. However, older or converted buildings may present specific challenges depending on the degree of angulation, room size, ceiling height or noise level.
Already starting with a sound pressure level of 45 dB(A) a normal conversation is made more difficult, from 50 dB(A) the voice has to be raised and from 60 db(A) the voice is already loud. For comparison: 70 db(A) approximately has the volume of a vacuum cleaner operated at a distance of one meter. At a sound pressure level of more than 80 dB(A), an ear-splitting environment prevails in which your guests absolutely feel uncomfortable. This can distress everyone involved and, in the worst case, lead to loss of revenue due to a shorter stay or absence of guests.