Quick answer: Indoor playgrounds and trampoline parks are full of excited children in big hard rooms, so the noise is deafening for parents and staff. Panels high on the walls and ceiling, and around the parents' seating area, cut the echo, making the space more pleasant without spoiling the fun.
Key takeaways
- Excited kids in hard rooms make a din.
- Panels high on walls and ceiling.
- The parents' area matters most.
Why play centres are so loud
Dozens of excited children and music fill a big room with hard floors and walls. Children's voices are high-pitched and carry. The echo stacks them up.
Where panels go
Put panels on the ceiling and high on the walls, well above play structures. They stay out of reach of climbing children. See ceiling panels.
Not sure what your room needs? Send us a photo on WhatsApp or request a free quote. We'll tell you how many panels, where they go and the price. See our acoustic panels for schools and recent projects.

The parents' area
Parents spend hours in the café or seating area. Panels around it make the biggest difference to their visit. They can talk while the children play.

Safety
Our panels are fire safe and formaldehyde safe. They are fixed firmly and high, and ceiling panels are always fixed mechanically. See fire safety.
Staff
Staff work in the noise all day and need to give clear safety calls. A calmer room can make speech easier to follow. Instructions at the entrance and on the equipment are easier to hear.
What it costs
Panels are S$185 each installed. Large venues need many panels and are planned by floor area. Quotes from photos are free.
What we see on real jobs
The parents' seating area is the best place to start, because that is where people try to talk.
Get a straight answer for your room
Send a photo of the classroom or studio on WhatsApp (+65 8930 1905) with its rough size. We'll recommend panels for clearer lessons and schedule installation around your classes or school holidays.
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