A loud restaurant doesn’t just frustrate guests—it can hurt your reviews and keep people from coming back. Our soundproofing and acoustic products help create a more quieter, more enjoyable dining experience by reducing echo, controlling crowd noise, and improving speech clarity. From wall panels and ceiling clouds to kitchen noise control products, we offer solutions that blend seamlessly with your design. Invest in better acoustics to boost repeat business and earn those rave reviews.
What are the most popular acoustic panels for restaurants?
In the dining hall, we typically see Acoustic Pro Fabric Wrapped Panels as our most requested option. After that, a mix of PolyZorbe panels for their decorative, classy look or Timberwool for their warm, wood appearance. We have also seen a number of bars, clubs, and catering halls use EcoVerb Roll Acoustic Ceiling Treatment to add a ton of absorption to the ceiling space that no one would ever notice.
Reach out to a Second Skin professional to discuss your space, how much material you'll need, and the best fit for your restaurant or bar.
Where should I place acoustic panels in my restaurant?
There is no one size fits all, but if there was one, placing acoustic panels as evenly throughout the room would be that rule. You want to be able to reduce sound reflecting off of your walls and ceiling, causing guests to talk louder and the atmosphere to drone in their ears. Reach out to us for a custom plan that works for YOUR restaurant.
Why do I need acoustic panels in my dining room?
Great question! Dining rooms grow louder the louder the music and the louder the people. People tend to elevate their voices above the noise around them so they can be heard by those they're with. By reducing reflected sound off hard surfaces like the walls, you can lower the overall noise of the room to foster a more enjoyable dining experience. With acoustic materials in a dining room, you can reduce bad reviews for loudness and increase repeat business.
How do you soundproof an outdoor dining space?
If you have an outdoor dining area, you could consider building a soundproof barrier to keep the area private, especially if you have a garden type atmosphere. Use reinforced mass loaded vinyl to build a sturdy barrier between street noise and your guests. If your space has an awning or roof, add BlocknZorbe sound panels to the ceiling to help reduce any harsh reflections and echoing voices.
