Krogh Optikk at Storo Storsenter has had significant problems with a lot of noise and long reverberation in its own areas and from the common area outside the store. By installing sound absorbers on the walls (Loke\u2122 40) and an acoustic wall (Hugin\u2122) between the glass panes and the shop area, we get a lot of absorbent area that significantly reduces the reverberation.<\/p>\n
Sound absorbers (Loke\u2122 40) are installed in the concrete ceiling above the square ceiling to further reduce reverberation and absorb noise. The effect of the measure is a significant reduction in reverberation in the store as well as an attenuation of noise (dB) that penetrates the premises from the common area. This leads to a significant improvement in speech clarity and speech perception in the store. A far better working day for employees and a far better store for customers.<\/p>\n\n\t\t