Acoustic Carpet

AcouStick Acoustic Carpet combines a dense polyester fibre construction with a resilient woven flooring surface to provide sound absorption, impact noise reduction, and a durable decorative floor finish.

The polyester fibre is formed through hot pressing to create a controlled-density structure that supports sound absorption and breathability. This acoustic flooring solution can help reduce reflected sound, control reverberation, improve speech clarity, and reduce everyday footfall and floor noise while providing a comfortable and highly customisable architectural finish.

Why Choose Acoustic Carpet?

Sound Absorption

The dense polyester fibre construction absorbs part of the sound energy reflected from the floor, helping reduce reverberation and improve the acoustic environment.

Impact Noise Reduction

The resilient carpet surface helps reduce noise generated by footsteps, chair movement, and other everyday floor impacts.

Improved Speech Clarity

By reducing unwanted floor reflections and reverberation, carpet sound absorption can contribute to improved speech intelligibility in offices, hotels, educational spaces, and other occupied environments.

Flexible Interior Design

Woven flooring provides extensive layout and pattern possibilities, allowing different colours, shapes, references, and configurations to create a customised floor design.

Durable Flooring Construction

The flooring is designed to provide resistance to wear, impact, tearing, scratching, and everyday use while maintaining its decorative appearance.

Thermal & Acoustic Comfort

The material provides thermal insulation alongside acoustic benefits, creating a more comfortable underfoot surface for occupied spaces.

Easy Maintenance

The flooring construction is designed for practical maintenance and everyday commercial use.

How Does Acoustic Carpet Work?

Acoustic carpet works by introducing a sound-absorbing and resilient surface between the room and the structural floor.

When sound reaches the floor, part of the acoustic energy is absorbed by the polyester fibre structure rather than being reflected directly back into the room. The carpet can also reduce impact noise generated by footsteps and movement across the floor.

Sound / Footstep → Carpet Surface → Polyester Fibre Structure → Sound Absorption & Impact Noise Reduction

The final acoustic performance depends on the carpet construction, density, thickness, backing, floor assembly, installation method, room characteristics, and complete acoustic treatment.

Acoustic Performance

Our noise reducing carpet systems are designed to provide floor-based sound absorption and help control everyday impact and reflected sound.

Actual acoustic performance depends on the carpet construction, backing, floor assembly, installation method, room characteristics, and other acoustic treatments within the space. Project-specific acoustic data should be referenced where required.

Acoustic Carpet Applications

Acoustic carpet is suitable for spaces where floor acoustics, comfort, durability, and interior design need to work together.

Offices

Suitable for open-plan offices, meeting spaces, reception areas, and work environments where reducing footfall and floor reflections can improve acoustic comfort.

Hotels

Can be used in hotel rooms, corridors, lobbies, and other hospitality spaces where acoustic comfort and a premium floor finish are required.

Homes & Residential Interiors

Suitable for residential rooms and living spaces where a softer floor surface and reduced everyday floor noise are desirable.

Conference & Meeting Spaces

Helps reduce floor reflections and footfall noise in rooms where speech clarity and acoustic comfort are important.

Studios & Listening Rooms

Can be incorporated into selected studio and listening environments as part of a broader room acoustic treatment strategy.

Restaurants

Suitable for restaurants and hospitality interiors where reducing reflected sound and footfall noise can contribute to a more comfortable acoustic environment.

Technical Specifications

Designs & Customisation

Our acoustic carpet tiles and woven flooring solutions can be configured according to the architectural and acoustic requirements of the project.

Custom Floor Layouts

Woven flooring provides extensive layout possibilities beyond conventional rectangular arrangements. Different references, shapes, and patterns can be combined to create visual rhythm and define different areas within the space.

Colours & Patterns

Different colours and carpet references can be combined to complement furniture, walls, lighting, and overall interior design.

Custom Shapes

The flooring can be arranged into customised shapes and configurations, allowing the carpet itself to become an architectural design feature.

Commercial Flooring

The durable construction makes the system suitable for offices, hotels, restaurants, reception areas, and other commercial interiors where acoustic comfort and everyday durability are required.

Acoustic Integration

The carpet can be incorporated into a wider acoustic treatment strategy alongside wall and ceiling acoustic systems where additional reverberation and noise control is required.

Acoustic Carpet Price in Saudi Arabia

The cost of acoustic carpet depends on several factors, including:

• Required floor area

• Carpet construction

• Density and thickness

• Selected colours and references

• Custom patterns or shapes

• Flooring layout

• Backing requirements

• Installation method

• Required quantity

• Project-specific acoustic requirements

Because flooring designs and quantities vary from project to project, AcouStick provides project-based pricing for acoustic carpet in Saudi Arabia.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is acoustic carpet?

Acoustic carpet is a sound-absorbing flooring material designed to reduce reflected sound, reverberation, and floor-generated noise while providing a comfortable and decorative floor surface.

How does carpet sound absorption work?

The polyester fibre structure absorbs part of the sound energy that reaches the floor, reducing direct reflections and helping control reverberation within the room.

Can acoustic carpet reduce impact noise?

Yes. The resilient flooring surface can help reduce noise generated by footsteps, chair movement, and other everyday impacts. The final impact noise performance depends on the complete floor construction.

What is the difference between acoustic carpet and acoustic underlay?

Acoustic carpet is the visible finished flooring surface, while an acoustic underlay is a resilient layer installed beneath the final floor finish. Depending on the project requirements, the two can be used together to provide additional impact sound control.

Are acoustic carpet tiles available?

Yes. The flooring can be configured in modular formats and customised layouts depending on the selected product and project requirements.

Can acoustic carpet be customised?

Yes. Woven flooring provides extensive design flexibility, including different colours, references, shapes, patterns, and layouts.

Is acoustic carpet suitable for offices?

Yes. It can be used in open-plan offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, and other workplaces where footfall noise, floor reflections, and general acoustic comfort are considerations.

Where can acoustic carpet be used?

It can be used in offices, hotels, homes, conference rooms, restaurants, studios, educational spaces, reception areas, and other commercial or residential interiors.

Is acoustic carpet durable?

The woven flooring construction is designed to provide resistance to wear, impact, tearing, and scratching, making it suitable for a range of occupied environments.

How much does acoustic carpet cost in Saudi Arabia?

The price depends on the floor area, carpet construction, design, colour, customisation, backing, installation requirements, and quantity. AcouStick provides project-specific pricing based on the required flooring configuration.

Need Acoustic Carpet for Your Project?

Send us your floor plans, required floor area, preferred colours, carpet layout, acoustic requirements, or project details and our acoustic engineering team can recommend a suitable acoustic flooring configuration and provide project-based pricing.

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