Acoustic accessories are products designed to improve sound control and privacy within a workspace. They can include desk screens, acoustic panels, room dividers, ceiling baffles and other sound-absorbing products that help manage noise while also contributing to the design of the space. Many commercial acoustic products are made from PET-based materials and can be used across workstations, walls, ceilings and partitions

Acoustic accessories work by absorbing sound energy and reducing the amount of sound reflected from hard surfaces such as walls, ceilings, glass and desks. This can reduce echo and reverberation, helping conversations sound clearer and making busy offices feel quieter and less distracting. Strategic placement around workstations and other high-noise areas can also improve acoustic privacy.

Sound absorption reduces echo and reverberation within a room by absorbing sound waves, while soundproofing aims to prevent sound travelling from one room or space into another. Acoustic desk screens and panels are primarily sound-absorbing products, so they can make an office more comfortable acoustically but generally will not completely block sound transmission.

Yes. Many acoustic desk screens can be retrofitted to existing workstations using clamps or other mounting systems, although compatibility depends on the desk design, edge thickness and available mounting space. Some systems use non-destructive clamps that attach without permanently modifying the desktop.

Yes. Many acoustic screen systems are available in a range of standard sizes and can also be customised in width, height, colour, shape and mounting configuration to suit individual desks or larger workstation layouts. This makes them suitable for everything from individual desks to banks of open-plan workstations.