Skip to main content
Podcast · Case study

Fixing Echoes in Dental Waiting Rooms

4:36

Illustrative worked example. Same brief as the written case study this episode is drawn from -- a realistic room run through Echo, not an account of a named past client. Read it in full: A dental reception, modelled for two different problems at once.

Episode notes

An illustrative example: a combined dental reception and waiting area with plasterboard walls and ceiling and a ceramic tile floor, where a patient had overheard another patient's treatment cost from across the room.

Non-negotiable shopfront glazing limited what curtains could contribute. The decision: a low glazed screen with an acoustic core at one desk position, acoustic ceiling tiles and wall paneling along the seating run.

Sources for this episode

Generated from these AcoustaPLOT Echo pages, and fact-checked against them before publishing.

Now do it for your room.

Four questions, about a minute. Free to see whether you have a problem.

Check my room →