ATR / COMMERCIAL ACOUSTICS
Bring texture, pattern and acoustic treatment to offices, meeting rooms and shared spaces. Explore ATR’s wall collection, from restrained surfaces to sculptural relief, with material, finish and layout developed around your space.
Designed for commercial interiors where walls contribute to visual identity and acoustic control.
Depending on the brief, wall systems can be developed as decorative panels, acoustic surfaces, printed finishes, textured grids or feature walls. Form, material and fixing method are considered together, so the solution fits both the room and its intended use.
APPLICATIONS BY INDUSTRY
Offices, hospitality and learning spaces have different acoustic needs. Start with the activity, the people and the room, then develop the treatment around the brief.
Wall treatment can help reduce reflections from exposed hard surfaces and support clearer conversations and video calls. In open-plan offices, consider speech distraction, the layout and ceiling treatment as well; wall panels alone are not a complete acoustic strategy.
Acoustic wall surfaces can help reduce reflected sound from conversations and everyday activity, while forming part of the interior design. Coordinate their position with seating, glazing and circulation, and review cleaning and durability requirements for the chosen finish.
Well-positioned wall absorption can help manage reflections and support speech clarity as part of the room’s overall acoustic design. Review coverage, background noise and the intended teaching activities; do not assume that wall panels alone ensure every listener can hear clearly.
Product suitability, coverage and the acoustic outcome depend on the material, construction, mounting and room. Confirm the evidence for the proposed configuration.
Compare wall and ceiling treatmentTHE WALL COLLECTION
From quiet texture to sculptural depth. Explore six acoustic families, with an integrated-lighting option for a more expressive feature wall.
Catalogue product views and design visualisations. Colours and configurations are illustrative; discuss colours, dimensions and the mounting specification with ATR.
01 / PERFORATED & SLOTTED
A composed architectural surface with an acoustic cavity behind it. Slotted, perforated and micro-perforated faces allow a change of pattern without losing the panel’s clean, continuous character.
02 / LAYERED PET
Depth, shadow and acoustic material work as one. AeroFlow brings together sculptural PET profiles, with form, relief and mounting developed around the space.
Thermoformed PET relief combines acoustic absorption with a flowing, sculptural rhythm.
Explore Drift
Paired, rounded forms bring a softer graphic pattern.
Discuss Flutter
Angled fins introduce directional light and shadow.
Discuss Slide
Tall, rounded profiles create a calm vertical sequence.
Discuss Wing03 / LOW-PROFILE GEOMETRY
Small shapes. A larger architectural language. Precision-cut PET tiles form tessellated patterns, from a focused acoustic accent to a continuous geometric wallscape.
04 / V-GROOVED PET
A restrained surface defined by precision-cut grooves. Linea brings subtle texture and shadow to flat walls, with patterns that can run vertically, horizontally or diagonally.
05 / GEOMETRIC RELIEF
Geometry with a changing sense of depth. Tessera combines precise shapes and different projections to bring acoustic absorption, surface variation and architectural rhythm to a commercial wall.
06 / DIGITALLY SCULPTED PET
Turn the wall into a sculpted acoustic landscape. Parametric forms create a continuous play of depth and shadow, with geometry developed around the scale and character of the space.
Angular contours bring a more faceted, directional expression.
Discuss Fracture07 / ACOUSTIC FORM & LIGHT
Geometric wall relief with integrated points of light. FacetGlow extends the Solasta collection onto the wall, bringing acoustic material and illumination into one feature.
A meeting-room installation showing acoustic wall panels coordinated around a screen and the room’s visual identity.
DESIGNED AROUND THE BRIEF
Develop the surface, construction and coverage around the sound behaviour the space requires.
Explore finishes, texture and geometry alongside the practical demands of a commercial interior.
Consider access, replacement and future change when selecting the fixing and assembly approach.
We can help review the acoustic, fire, durability and environmental evidence for your chosen material, construction and mounting method. Together, we can identify what is available and what needs confirmation for your project.
Start with the room’s use and the expression you want to create: a restrained surface, linear pattern or deeper sculptural relief. Compare the collection by appearance, material, projection and fixing arrangement, then review the acoustic requirements for the proposed construction.
There is no reliable panel count based on floor area alone. Room height, existing finishes, furnishings, activity and the chosen panel assembly all matter. Share the room dimensions, photographs and any acoustic requirements so that coverage and positioning can be assessed for the space.
The main considerations include the selected range, panel quantity, material, finish, custom detailing and fixing requirements. Wall preparation, access and delivery arrangements may also affect the wider project cost. Make clear what you need included in the quotation so that proposals can be compared on the same basis.
Send the room’s intended use, approximate wall dimensions, photographs or drawings, preferred range or finish, and target timing. Note any doors, glazing, sockets or other features the layout must accommodate. Include an acoustic brief or budget guidance if available.
Share your plans, acoustic requirements and visual direction. We can discuss an existing configuration or a bespoke solution.
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