When it comes to choosing materials, nothing can be more helpful than advice from someone who has had to make that choice before. That's why we interviewed Stuart Sargeant, Technical Director at Abbey Thermal Insulation. He uses Organic wood wool in his projects, and today he's going to tell you why he's really satisfied. But first, let’s talk about the 3 reasons why you should choose Organic wood wool for your acoustic insulation.

Your client has informed you of his need for acoustic insulation for his construction project. This is required in places such as schools, offices, restaurants or even at home, especially in large apartment buildings. Indeed, studies have shown that efficient acoustic insulation enhances the ability to concentrate, and it is also essential to be able to relax.

When choosing insulation for your project, you sometimes must look further than thermal requirements. Your project may require you to consider aspects such as acoustic performance, personalisation possibilities, reasonable price and ease of installation.

House of CoDesign has co-working spaces and meeting rooms. High demands were placed on acoustics and aesthetics in terms of design and implementation.

The Forum Saint-Louis is a multi-purpose venue for cultural and sporting events. The venue is easily transformed into a party area, gymnasium or foyer for exhibitions, trade shows or conventions. As a result, there were major requirements in terms of acoustics and aesthetics. Given this brief, architectural firm Manuelle Gautrand Architecture set to work.

Café, restaurant and party venue Bos & Co was looking for acoustic solutions with aesthetic added value. Owner Marc Storms ended up with Organic's acoustic ceiling panels. The interior has received an attractive boost and measurements show that acoustic comfort has been improved significantly as well.