St Catharines College
SonaSpray K-13 Special in black was applied to reduce noise reverberation and achieve excellent nightclub acoustics as part of a basement car park conversion to a student bar in Cambridge.
Club acoustics
Quality club acoustics for clarity of speech and music
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Club acoustics made simple with SonaSpray
To create the perfect night clubbing experience optimum club acoustics is paramount. Without correct club acoustics, even the most expensively furnished club may not be an enjoyable place to spend an evening.
SonaSpray K-13 & K-13 special acoustic decorative finishes in black are very popular for clubs and bars. When applied to ceilings SonaSpray K-13 black controls the club building acoustics, gives ideal conditions for lighting control and in a darkened space the height of the ceiling appears infinite.
SonaSpray K-13 Special recycled acoustic decorative finish was specified by R H Partnership in black (pictured right) and we applied it directly to the concrete slab at St Catherine's college in Cambrige to reduce noise reverberation as part of a basement car park conversion to a student bar and club.
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Club acoustics installations
Winter Gardens Pavilion
SonaSpray K-13 applied over a reinforcement mesh during the refurbishment of the Winter Gardens Pavilion, Weston-Super Mare in order to acoustically treat and decorate for excellent club acoustics. We have a range of 5 acoustic finishes from textured to the smoothest acoustic plaster available.
Credit to View Architects, Midas Construction & Mitch Duncan Photography.
House of Blues club acoustics
The House of Blues features a large stage with elaborate sound and lighting and a restaurant. For perfect club acoustics, SonaSpray K-13 Black noise reduction insulation was sprayed to the concrete ceiling which rises more than 12 metres above the floor of the club.
