How to achieve high levels of confidentiality in meeting rooms which currently offer poor acoustic privacy.
Global insurance/reinsurance firm Catlin suffered from poor privacy across their meeting rooms, where high levels of confidentiality were required.
Meeting rooms suffered from cross-talk as a result of a low background ‘noise floor’, which was approximately 35dBA, whilst leaks in the fittings and ventilation allowed conversations to be heard in the adjoining rooms and corridor. It was also possible to hear conversations in the HR open plan area, which caused irritation to the staff.
Acoustic Comfort were engaged by Square Foot Design to assist in increasing privacy both for users in the meeting rooms and for the staff in the HR area.
Catlin Group were extremely happy with the results and impressed that the installation was completed in just one evening.
The solution for Carey Olsen completely solved an issue which is critical to a business model that requires concentration and confidentiality in its communication. This was delivered quickly and with no disruption to the business.
