Acoustic Baffles

Acoustic baffles are suspended ceiling panels hung vertically that work to reduce the generation of sound over long distances and lessen reverberation times. Acoustic baffles allow you to achieve a more comfortable environment whether that’s in an office, restaurant, waiting room, or hotel.

A striking ceiling solution, acoustic baffles effectively prevent common acoustic issues such as reverberation and echo, whilst providing an eye-catching addition to your interior design.

Shop a range of ceiling baffles from leading brands. Our collection of acoustic baffles offers a variety of shapes, sizes, designs, colors, and materials to accommodate the demands of a diverse mix of spaces both acoustically and aesthetically.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between acoustic baffles and acoustic rafts?

Acoustic baffles and acoustic rafts are both ceiling suspended acoustic solutions, but rafts are suspended horizontally whereas baffles are suspended vertically. Both are made from sound absorbent materials that help prevent echo and noise build up within a space.

Should I use an acoustic baffle or an acoustic raft?

In most cases, you can use either as both are highly effective acoustic solutions. Acoustic baffles are typically used in larger spaces with higher ceilings, such as auditoriums, as baffles hang vertically and require more space above. If you have low ceilings, acoustic rafts are generally more suitable.

Aesthetics and types of ceiling should also be considered as lighting, ceiling types, and the overall design of a space can affect whether an acoustic baffle or raft would be best to use. Our sales team are always on hand to answer any queries and recommend the best product type for your unique requirements.

What are acoustic baffles made from?

There are several materials used in the construction of acoustical baffles. PET is a common choice, which is a hard felt-like material available in many different colors and with unlikited flexibility in design. Fabric-covered fibre and foam is the other common construction, offering high performance and a soft touch.

How many baffles do I need in my space?

The number of baffles needed will depend on a number of factors, including how the space is used, the height of the ceiling, and the materials in the room. If you need help choosing the right number, then the experts at Muffle are on hand to help you right away.