Improving acoustic clarity in a specialist healthcare environment
Working directly with Pattern at its London offices, Style was asked to provide a flexible and practical solution for the firm’s meeting rooms. DORMA Moveo was agreed as being the best solution, enabling the meeting area to be divided into two smaller rooms or opened up into one large space. With Pattern choosing a writable […]
Working directly with Pattern at its London offices, Style was asked to provide a flexible and practical solution for the firm’s meeting rooms.
DORMA Moveo was agreed as being the best solution, enabling the meeting area to be divided into two smaller rooms or opened up into one large space. With Pattern choosing a writable white board finish, the Moveo not only acts as a space divider, but also allows its architects to write up notes, action points and ideas during meetings.
“The white board finish has become extremely popular in meeting rooms,” said Julian Sargent, Style’s group managing director. “Moveo is also a hugely popular system for sub-dividing space because it incorporates ComforTronic® automatic seals as standard. These provide quicker operation and acoustic integrity of 55dB.
“Due to its very lightweight design, the additional advantage is that even large moving wall panels for high ceilings or large rooms are effortless to manoeuvre and they reduce the structural support requirements. To put this in context, a Moveo panel weighs up to 50% less than a conventional acoustic moveable wall, which is why it is so well-liked.”
Style is the exclusive UK partner to Dorma and, as well as offering an outstanding portfolio of moveable walls, the environmental credentials are second to none. Leading the way in sustainability, Moveo comes with an environmental product declaration (EPD) in accordance with ISO 14025 and EN 15804.
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