Quash™ restaurant sound proofing solutions can reduce noise transmission by up to 70%, provide thermal control that can reduce your power bill and create better ambience in your restaurant.

Why soundproof your restaurant?

When it comes to restaurant sound proofing, as the old saying goes, customers will vote with their feet, so your venue needs to be as inviting as possible.

Restaurants typically have a lot of hard surfaces and open spaces where noise from patrons, coffee machines, music or pots and pans can be an issue for particular customer types. Sometimes, ducted exhaust leading up to the roof top motor cause issues with noise and ceiling vibrations from your neighbors.

Our restaurant sound proofing solutions aim to help you achieve an ambiance where customers and workers can feel relaxed and converse with one another effectively.

Why Quash for restaurant sound proofing?

When choosing a sound proofing installer for your restaurant, we recommend finding a service provider that can offer:

  • Expertise in identifying and quashing hospitality noise types
  • A proven track record of sound proofing solutions in Perth
  • An on site visit so that all acoustic panels can be made to measure for your restaurant
  • Customisation options (e.g. with your company logo or artwork printed on acoustic panels)
  • Rave reviews from previous restaurant  customers

Tell us about your restaurant noise issue or request a quote..

What are people saying about Quash™?

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4.9 Stars - Based on 19 User Reviews
Sean MaloneySean Maloney

We had secondary glazing installed about 3-4 weeks ago in 2 bedrooms by a guy called Reece who did an amazing job and was really friendly and professional throughout the whole process. It's cut down the noise levels significantly and we're extremely grateful for choosing Quash, we'll recommend Quash to all our friends and family 🙂

David GarrettDavid Garrett

The staff at quash are fantastic, you really can't fault their customer service, knowledge and field workers. Their pricing was also very competitive for arguably a better product then something like magnetite. Initial impressions are that our neighbour noise issue is now resolved and the product and finish of the window looks like it was always there. The only thing I overlooked in the process was the need to relocate the blind, as it's now out of the window recess it's not as effective as it once was and now that the noise is solved I have a light issue :). At any rate I think it will be an easy fix as there is room to squeeze a aluminium Venetian between the two windows so that's now on my DIY list. The folk at quash are very knowledgable so if you have a noise problem definitely consider them.

Some example hospitality sound proofing projects

The Quash team have completed installations across Perth and WA in the hospitality industry including sound proofing for coffee shops, restaurants, nightclubs and hotels. We hope to make your venue our next sound proofing success story.

 

Our work is backed by a 6 month warranty as well as years of experience. We take pride in the quality of our sound proofing installations and make sure to leave your premises clean and tidy after the job is done. Contact Quash™ today and see how easily we can reduce the noise coming through your doors.

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Acoustic Absorbing Panels for restaurants

The best sound proofing solution for restaurants is to use acoustic absorbing panels on either the walls, the ceilings or both. Quash can help you decide the placement of acoustic panels to achieve the best sound absorption and aesthetic look, considering available wall space, ceiling height and noise source.

Our most popular sound proofing solution for restaurant’s are our Quietspace acoustic panels. These are highly effective sound absorbers available in 25mm and 50mm thickness, made to measure dimensions and available to be styled into custom decorative colours or patterns.
 
High ceilings do provide some level of acoustic relief, but installing ceiling baffles/fins makes the high ceiling space much more effective in absorbing noise.

What’s the best way to get a quote?

Complete the quote form on this page or give us a call. Beforehand, it’s best to obtain rough measurements, window types and specific details on the noise issue. We will be able to provide you with an indicative cost to see whether a solution is within your budget. If you wish to proceed we will come to your home or office to measure and confirm our quote.

Do I need strata/landlord approval for sound proofing?

As our soundproofing solutions are generally installed inside,  and do not alter the appearance of the building, strata approval has never been required. Having said that, it is recommended to seek it out and in some cases, request the landlord share the costs of installation.

After accepting a quote, how long will it take for sound proofing to be installed?

Generally between 2 and 4 weeks depending upon the time of the year and demand at the time.

Can the sound proofing match existing decor?

When installing windows, we can match nearly every powder coated frame in WA, let us know your colour or take a photo for us and we’ll track it down. Acoustic panels can be customised to match any decor and/or include your own branding or art work.

What is the return on investment for sound proofing?

Naturally, most sound proofing solutions reduce thermal transfer, making it cheaper to cool your space in summer and warm it in winter.

My restaurant building is heritage listed, can sound proofing still be installed?

Yes, we have installed replacement windows and acoustic panels in heritage listed buildings.

Does soundproofing your restaurant increase your true venue capacity?

Over the years, we’ve heard some great stories from restaurant owners that are wrapped with their new sound proofing and are receiving great feedback from their customers. In contrast, we also hear from patrons about restaurants that are losing business due to being too noisy.

Considering this, we are of the opinion that the true capacity of a venue is not the number of seats in the restaurant but the amount of customers that can concurrently hold a conversation without having to raise their voice.

Scenario 1

A busy restaurant in South Perth lost a table of 10 to their competition after they walked out due to high noise levels.

Scenario 2

A networking group in Mandurah were seeking a location to host their regular networking breakfast of 20 business owners. After their first meeting, the group had no choice but to relocate as they couldn’t hear each other talk.