Committed to sustainability

Sustainability is a core value of our company. Each of our products is built to last and uses resource-efficient materials combined with advanced acoustic technology to ensure optimal effectiveness.

The modular design also allows for easy assembly and disassembly without any loss of quality. This not only offers flexibility in modern office layouts, but also allows our customers to move the boxes to new offices. Instead of replacing defective boxes, we prefer to repair or replace individual components first. This extends the lifespan of our products and at the same time underlines our commitment to sustainable development.

Quality and resource-conserving production go hand in hand at our 3 German production sites. Standardized product design and consistent waste reduction are our top priorities. Reducing material waste to less than 7% is therefore an important step for Berlin Acoustics towards a more sustainable future. For example, the MEET benches are made from wood offcuts from our booths.

The production of the cabins is based on a waste-to-energy system, which is particularly energy-efficient. In addition, we only use FSC-certified wood material, organic glue and PET recycled felt material in the production of our cabins. The packaging required for transportation is made from recycled cardboard material.

We source over 90% of our materials from the region - this not only ensures the highest standards, short supply chains and improves our carbon footprint, but also makes us independent of global upheavals.
The Blue Angel, ISO14001, CAM and FSC sustainability certificates underline our resource-conserving, low-emission and health-friendly production approach.

To make a contribution to climate protection, we have launched the "One Booth - One Tree" campaign, in which we plant a tree for every booth sold. Not in Brazil or Indonesia, but here in Germany, where we manufacture our products. To ensure that a tree is planted for every box, we put on our wellies once a year, pick up a shovel and plant the trees ourselves in locally selected forests.