Sound-Absorbing Tiles for Healthcare Spaces

Acoustic felt tiles from Felt Right are excellent sound-absorbing materials for healthcare environments. These tiles help manage sound waves by reducing echoes and dampening unwanted noise, creating a more peaceful setting in areas such as patient rooms, lobbies, and offices.

Felt Right tiles are easy to maintain with simple cleaning techniques. For dust and dirt, use a vacuum wand or lint roller to gently lift particles from the surface. In case of spills, blot the area promptly with a clean, damp rag and mild soap or a multi-purpose cleaner, then let the tiles air dry. For high-traffic or commercial settings, disinfecting can be done using a diluted bleach solution of 1/3 cup bleach per gallon of water, applied with a spray bottle. This solution remains effective for up to 24 hours, so fresh batches may be needed if used regularly. With regular light maintenance, Felt Right tiles will retain their quality and appearance, contributing to a clean, comfortable space.

Acoustic felt tiles absorb sound waves, reducing sound transmission from external sources. While they don't fully block outside noise like sound insulation foam or a solid core door, they minimize disturbances from nearby areas, ensuring a quieter environment for both patients and healthcare staff.

Soundproofing focuses on preventing sound from entering or leaving a space, while sound absorption, like that provided by acoustic felt tiles, reduces echoes and internal noise within the room. For healthcare spaces, sound absorption is crucial in reducing ambient noise to create a calmer atmosphere.

By absorbing sound waves, Felt Right tiles reduce the noise caused by voices, equipment, and other sources in healthcare settings. This leads to a quieter, more serene atmosphere that can reduce stress for patients and allow healthcare providers to focus on their work without distractions.

While foam panels are effective, acoustic felt tiles offer a more aesthetically pleasing and functional solution. Felt Right tiles not only dampen noise but also come in a variety of designs, making them suitable for healthcare spaces that require both acoustic treatment and visual appeal, which can be soothing.