Screens that multiply concentration and comfort

That phone that won't stop ringing, the printer at the back of the room, the noise of the air conditioning... everyday life masks them, but they are noises that hinder our daily tasks in the office. Far from being a minor distraction, a study by the University of Cambridge's Journal of Management & Organization revealed that noise triggers our stress levels. Indicators such as elevated heart rates, expressions of disgust, and more reports of workers with negative moods were found.

Thus, there are already many who highlight the tranquility of a working environment as something to take very into account to properly develop their productivity. If you face a problem of this type, you have probably thought about acoustic absorption. To complement an installation carried out on ceilings and walls, or to solve these problems with elegance and privacy, the line of ISINAC Room Dividers is presented as a very effective solution.

Privacy and corporate design with the Silver Screen

In a completely open space at the Muface offices in Vigo (Spain), Silver Room Dividers were installed complementing the company's corporate colors. In less than an hour and without the need for construction work, these dividers managed to create diverse, acoustically perfect environments with maximum privacy. Furthermore, ILUCS allows for complete customization thanks to the sublimation of logos or images.

Three-in-one solution with the Gold Screen

Professional acoustic absorption, storage, and mobility. The Biombo Gold solved the reverberation problem and lack of privacy between workstations in a law firm in downtown Vigo. Like a comfortable home, its design allows for the storage of briefcases or bags, and its wheels facilitate the exchange of acoustically controlled spaces.

That is why, where there is calm, talent flourishes. Every day, more companies are committed to caring for people by improving their environment. That is where ISINAC's acoustic comfort turns into well-being and health.

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