SABEQ: Your PREMIUM Insulation, Acoustics & interiors

Acoustic foam is an open celled foam used for acoustic treatment. It attenuates airbone sound waves, reducing their amplitude, for the purposes of noise reduction or noise control. The energy is dissipated as heat. Acoustic foam can be made in several different colors, sizes and thickness. 

Polyester Fiber Acoustic Board are an acoustically absorbent panel made from 100% PET plastic with a felt-like finish. These Polyester Fiber Acoustic Board are Porous in nature which makes it ideally suitable for Acoustic Treatment, sound absorption, Heat and thermal insulation. 

Hanging baffles are suspended from the ceiling and help control sound reflections and reduce noise in large open spaces. 

These panels are used to create flexible acoustic zones within a larger space, allowing for better sound control and privacy 

Bass traps target low-frequency sound waves, reducing their build-up in corners and other areas. They are essential for controlling excessive bass and improving overall acoustic balance. Bass traps are commonly used in recording studios, control rooms, and home theaters. 

Ceiling-mounted panels or clouds help control sound reflections from the ceiling, improving overall acoustics in the room.

These smaller panels are designed for placement on desks or walls, enhancing      speech clarity and reducing ambient noise in offices and meeting rooms.

When choosing acoustic panels, it's important to consider the specific acoustic challenges of your space and select the appropriate type of panel to achieve the desired sound quality and comfort 

Diffusion panels scatter sound waves in multiple directions, creating a more balanced acoustic environment. They are used to break up strong reflections and create a sense of spaciousness. Diffusion panels are suitable for larger spaces like auditoriums, performance venues, and music production studios. 

These panels combine sound absorption with visual aesthetics. They can be customized with various fabric coverings to blend seamlessly with the room's décor. 

These panels have small holes or perforations on their surface, which helps in sound absorption while also providing diffusion. They are commonly used in spaces where both absorption and diffusion are desired.

These panels are designed to absorb specific frequencies that contribute to resonances and standing waves. They are often used in critical listening environments like mastering studios and control rooms.

Sound pad is a rubber bearing pad engineered to decouple, damp, and absorb vibration. 

Choose from two sizes: X4 & X9 

Each size provides a low and constant natural frequency over a wide load range. The natural frequency is dependent on the pressure applied to the soundpad.

Hardwood floors are made with wood species that are readily available.

Oak flooring, maple flooring and cherry flooring are all good choices. Other species include bamboo (which is actually a grass), walnut, ash and mahogany. Hardwood floors are typically sealed surfaces with a protective layer of finish, wood floors are more stain resistant than other types of flooring.

Engineered flooring tends to last longer than most synthetic floors because of its dimensional stability. This means the floorboards have less warping from moisture or temperature fluctuations.

Laminate flooring is extremely durable, Protected by a tough external layer and resin coating, a laminate floor is much stronger and more scratch-resistant, impact-resistant and longer lasting that any hardwood, vinyl, or carpet. It's virtually resistant to dogs, cats, kids and even high heels. 

Vinyl flooring can replicate the appearance of wood with a wide variety of designs and patterns. Additionally, vinyl flooring is generally more durable and resistant to scratches, dents and moisture damage than hardwood flooring.

Tile flooring is a catch-all term used to describe any hard-wearing flooring made up of tiles, where the gaps among tiles have been filled with grout. Oftentimes, tile flooring is made of ceramic, a clay-based material. 

The longevity of natural stone flooring is far superior to any other style of flooring in the market. This is why we still see stone floors from hundreds of years ago. On average, the lifespan of natural stones, like marble and granite, can be well over 100 years.