Improving acoustic clarity in a specialist healthcare environment
Working directly with Xtreme Karting at its premises in Falkirk, Style was asked to create flexibility in the room where corporate events and private parties are hosted.
Xtreme Karting has two indoor go karting centres in Edinburgh and Falkirk, purposely designed for a fun, exciting race experience!
It also has laser tag centres in Newbridge and Edinburgh, as well as an immersive Escape Room challenge.
Working directly with Xtreme Karting at its premises in Falkirk, Style was asked to create flexibility in the room where corporate events and private parties are hosted.
By installing a simple folding wall, it offers Xtreme the ability to host more than one event at the same time, improving the functionality of their hospitality space.
Style installed a Stylefold 120 folding wall in an anthracite grey laminate finish. This easy to manoeuvre wall has a 42dB acoustic rating which minimises noise from the other side and offers high levels of privacy.
With a large window overlooking the track, guests can watch the Karting while enjoying food and drink, and when larger parties are booked the wall can be quickly folded away to offer a sizeable room for entertaining.
“This is a simple, yet ideal solution for Xtreme Karting,” said Angela McGowan, sales director at Style Scotland.
“The folding wall can be very quickly put into position, and the 42dB acoustic rating offers a really good level of privacy when concurrent events are being hosted.
“We also find there is very high demand for this type of solution in community centres, primary schools and other small venues that often have pressure on their space and need to quickly create additional rooms.”
Style is the UK market leader and exclusive partner to Dorma Huppe, Skyfold and SWG offering a wide range of moveable, folding and sliding walls for all requirements and budgets.
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