Founder
Krzysztof Chamera
12 years at the intersection of sales and engineering.
Experience from both sides of the table: I understand the architect's intent and the general contractor's numbers. I've worked on projects with budgets from PLN 50k to several million.
Discuss your projectStarting point
Acoustic errors cost the most when noticed too late.
01 · Design stage
Fragmented documentation
Acoustics spread between architect, investor and contractor. No single responsible party.
02 · Tender stage
Wrong pricing
Material costs and installation time underestimated. Risk falls on GC and subcontractors.
03 · Handover stage
Costly corrections
Errors from the design stage come back during handover: dismantling, corrections, repeated measurements.
How we work
Four steps — no surprises.
01 · Consultation
Conversation & requirements
Conversation with investor, architect, GC. Definition of target parameters and budget.
02 · Optimisation
Solution selection
Material specification, cost estimate, product data sheets for construction documentation.
03 · Supply coordination
Logistics & materials
Orders with manufacturers, delivery to site on GC schedule.
04 · Construction supervision
Supervision & handover
Contractor support, final measurement, handover report.
Who we work with
With each group we talk about what matters most to them.
Acoustics that don’t compromise the design
Visually matched materials. Products fitted to the interior’s function.
Pricing without risk
Concrete bill-of-quantities items, clear delivery rules, support during handover.
Measurable quality of use
RT₆₀, STI, αw achieved as acceptance parameters — not just slogans in the design.
A sales partner in Poland
We get products specified in projects and support their technical sales on the Polish market.
Over 50 completed acoustic projects.
See selected projects →Have a project where acoustics is a risk?
Send your documentation (functional brief, design, cost estimate) — within 5 working days you will receive a free preliminary assessment and proposed next steps. No documentation yet? A short description of the room and the problem is enough.