Canteens, Restaurants & Cafeterias Walls

Canteens, Restaurants & Cafeterias Acoustic Wall Panels

Canteens, restaurants, and cafeterias, serving as energy replenishment stations on campus, not only provide food but also become important places for students and staff to rest, relax, and interact. As frequently used social spaces on campus, the environmental design of canteens directly affects the user experience. Therefore, our carefully developed acoustic wall panel solution is designed to create a relaxing atmosphere. Through the combination of soft tones and natural textures, it not only gives the space a warm visual feel but also reduces noise interference from the acoustic perspective, such as the clinking of utensils and the shuffling of feet, making every meal a moment of relaxation for both body and mind.

Such public areas, due to their high frequency of use, often face two major challenges: one is the noise disturbance caused by the flow of people, and the other is the risk of stains and collisions from dining activities. Our acoustic wall panels, with innovative acoustic technology at their core, effectively absorb environmental noise through their internal porous structure, converting high-frequency noises such as the clinking of utensils and the movement of chairs into harmless heat energy for dissipation. This significantly reduces the reverberation in the space, making conversations clearer and the atmosphere more peaceful. Whether it’s quiet contemplation during a solo meal or lively chats with friends, these activities can unfold naturally without being interrupted by noise.

In the event of spills like coffee or oil stains, the acoustic wall panels can be restored to cleanliness with just a damp cloth, without the worry of liquid penetration or stubborn stains remaining. Additionally, the material itself has impact resistance, capable of withstanding bumps from hard objects like trolleys, preventing dents or damage from long-term use, thus extending the space’s renovation cycle and reducing maintenance costs.