Acoustic Partitions for
Hotel Operations

Guest room adjacency noise is best controlled with a high-performance partition on the shared line. The MG100 movable acoustic wall achieves Rw up to 59 dB, isolating conversation, television and footfall noise between adjoining bedrooms and across connecting-suite partitions. Combined with sealed head and floor details, it keeps noise from a neighbouring room away from the pillow — the single biggest driver of poor sleep-quality reviews.

Spa and wellness spaces need both acoustic and visual privacy. Treatment rooms are typically specified around Rw 45 to 50 dB so that music, voices and adjacent treatments do not carry, while relaxation lounges and quiet zones are separated from circulation routes and plant noise. Our partitions can also reconfigure a spa between individual treatment and small-group use without compromising the sense of seclusion guests expect.

Yes. Staff rest areas, offices, laundry, housekeeping stores and service corridors all benefit from partitioning that separates operational noise and activity from guest-facing zones. We specify robust, easily cleaned finishes for these areas and can prioritise sound isolation where back-of-house sits directly behind or above bedrooms, so kitchen, laundry and plant noise does not reach guests.

For multi-brand and multi-property operators, we lock a single partition system, acoustic standard and finish schedule to your brand standard and repeat it across every site. New builds, phased refurbishments and individual room upgrades all draw from the same approved specification, so an asset manager gets identical performance, appearance and serviceability whether the work is at the flagship or a regional property.

Yes. We regularly refurbish and upgrade ageing partitions in operating hotels — replacing worn seals and hardware, uplifting acoustic performance and re-finishing panels to a current brand scheme. Work is planned around occupancy and phased room by room or floor by floor, so the property keeps trading while its partitions are brought back to specification.

Installations in live hotels are sequenced to protect the guest experience. We work floor by floor or wing by wing, contain noise and dust, and schedule the noisiest work outside peak occupancy where possible. Because our systems are top-hung with no floor channels, installation in corridors and guest rooms is faster and cleaner, minimising the number of rooms taken out of service at any one time.