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Sound and looks don't usually go together easily in a build. You either get a room that sounds great and looks like a recording studio, or a room that looks great and echoes like a parking garage. AKINCO's acoustic spray plaster is built to close that gap: it absorbs sound the way a proper acoustic system should, but goes on as a smooth, continuous surface with no visible panels, joints, or seams.
We install it across offices, schools, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, auditoriums, cultural centres, sports facilities, and private homes. Compared to standard acoustic panels, spray plaster gives you one unbroken finish that just reads as part of the architecture, not an add-on bolted to the wall.
It's also genuinely useful on tricky geometry. Domes, curved ceilings, vaults, and free-form shapes are hard to treat with rigid panels because the panels have to be cut and fitted piece by piece, and you end up with visible seams everywhere. Spray plaster gets sprayed on and conforms to the surface, so a curved auditorium ceiling ends up with the same clean, uninterrupted finish as a flat one. That's part of why it shows up so often in landmark buildings and performance spaces where the ceiling itself is part of the design.
The material holds up well too. It's durable, environmentally friendly, and works on new builds as well as renovations. It's resistant to moisture and mould, which matters here given the range of climates our projects deal with across the region. And because the finish is seamless, lighting fixtures, HVAC vents, and other ceiling services integrate into it cleanly instead of interrupting the surface.
Designers get some room to play with too: a range of textures and colours, from a flat matte to a more refined, smoother surface, so the acoustic treatment doesn't have to fight the interior concept. In most cases it just becomes part of it, no extra decorative layer needed.
Every project starts with an actual acoustic consultation, not a standard spec sheet. We look at the room, figure out what it needs, and go from consultation through installation and final quality checks with the architects, contractors, and property owners involved.
We work across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the wider UAE. If you're weighing sound performance against a clean architectural finish for your next project, this is usually where that trade-off stops being a trade-off.
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Sound and looks don't usually go together easily in a build. You either get a room that sounds great and looks like a recording studio, or a room that looks great and echoes like a parking garage. AKINCO's acoustic spray plaster is built to close that gap. It absorbs sound the way a proper acoustic system should, but goes on as a smooth, continuous surface with no visible panels, joints, or seams.
We install it across offices, schools, hotels, restaurants, hospitals, auditoriums, cultural centres, sports facilities, and private homes. Compared to standard acoustic panels, it gives you one unbroken finish that reads as part of the architecture rather than something bolted onto it afterward.
It's especially useful on tricky geometry. Domes, curved ceilings, vaults, free-form shapes: these are a pain to treat with rigid panels, since each panel has to be cut and fitted piece by piece, leaving seams all over. Spray plaster is sprayed directly onto the surface and conforms to it, so a curved auditorium ceiling ends up looking just as clean as a flat one. That's a big part of why architects reach for it on landmark buildings and performance spaces.
The material itself holds up. Durable, environmentally friendly, and it works fine on both new construction and renovations. It resists moisture and mould too, which matters given how much the climate varies across the projects we handle. Because the finish is seamless, lighting fixtures, HVAC vents, and other ceiling services sit inside it cleanly instead of interrupting the surface.
There's room to play with the look as well: textures and colours ranging from flat matte to a smoother, more refined finish, so the acoustic treatment doesn't have to fight whatever interior concept is already in place. Usually it just becomes part of it.
Every project starts with an actual site consultation, not a spec sheet pulled off a shelf. We look at the room, work out what it actually needs, then carry it through installation and quality checks alongside the architects, contractors, and owners involved.
We work across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, and the rest of the UAE. If you've been treating acoustics and finish as two separate problems, this is usually the point where they stop being one.
