We help create spaces that people want to occupy.
Sustainability is at the heart of everything we do.
ekkofelt™ is made from 100% PET with 57% recycled materials.
Our ekkofelt™ acoustic products are made from at least 57% post-consumer recycled plastic drink bottles. This recycled PET is made from products that would usually go to landfill.
Our mission is to set a precedent in recycled materials across the industry while maintaining acoustic properties, architectural aesthetics, and sustainability.
We manufacture right here in the UK.
Our ekkofelt™acoustic products are manufactured in the UK with production facilities in the East of the UK.
Our specialist design and production teams are constantly working to improve the carbon footprint.
With our precision design and cutting process, which uses state-of-the-art technology and world-class Zund® machinery, we can produce architectural designs that are timeless and beautiful.
We’re a carbon neutral company.
Using Carbon Footprint Ltd to off-set our emissions, to achieve the highest standards and supporting local communities. After going through a company assessment to ascertain exactly what our emissions are, we have now off-set all our emissions, to achieve carbon plus neutrality.
A track record of delivering great projects.
Our team is here to design your acoustics.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you provide an acoustic survey?
ekko works with several acoustic consultants who will independently offer a survey of your space and provide recommendations. We can offer the design and bespoke details that will enhance the space architecturally to coincide with any recommendations.
Where do I start in designing acoustics for a project?
Call us! It can be a bit of a minefield and we understand the balance of budgets, design and the importance of meeting your required sustainability goals so the earlier you start discussing with us we can help put together ideas and specifications.
Do you have all the acoustic data for your products?
ekkofelt™ has been tested in its sheet form and we have all the test certification along with recommendations for different levels of acoustics.
Is the product fire-rated?
Do you have an installation team?
ekko specifically is a designer and manufacturer and does not offer installation. We can provide installation guides and provide the products packaged and numbered to drawings if required. On large contracts, we can offer project support and may recommend installation teams.
Our blogs
Discover expert insights and innovative acoustic solutions that transform your sound experience
The Impact of Poor Acoustics on Education Spaces
How Sound Control Improves Learning Environments and Student Outcomes In educational settings, sound isn’t just background ambience; it’s fundamental to communication, comprehension, and cognition. The acoustic quality of classrooms, halls, and shared learning spaces can directly influence students’ ability to focus, teachers’ vocal health, and ultimately, educational outcomes. Yet, poor acoustics remain one of the […]
Leveraging Colour Psychology in Office Design
Colour is far more than a decorative choice in the workplace; it can actively influence mood, behaviour, and productivity. For specifiers, interior designers, and architects, understanding how colour shapes experiences is essential when designing offices that support both wellbeing and performance. How Colour Shapes Mood and Behaviour Research in colour psychology shows that different hues […]
How to Achieve Acoustic Comfort in Open-Plan Workspaces
Open-plan workspaces remain a dominant feature of modern office design. They encourage collaboration, flexibility and efficient use of space, but they also introduce one of the most persistent challenges faced by designers and specifiers: noise. Acoustic discomfort is consistently cited as a leading cause of reduced productivity, poor concentration and workplace dissatisfaction. For commercial interior […]
