A standard survey gives you readings at a handful of points. A 3D noise map turns a real Class 1 acoustic survey into a photorealistic model of your floor — every source, every corner, every Hearing Protection Zone boundary, visible at a glance.
Underneath every map is the same measurement and modelling work behind a standard Noise at Work Assessment — sound power, propagation, wall reflections and reverberant build-up, calculated room by room. The map is the readable layer on top of real, defensible numbers, not a substitute for them.
Every map starts with a genuine on-site Class 1 survey — the same rigour as a standard Noise at Work Assessment, not an estimate from a floor plan alone.
Sound propagation, line-of-sight barrier attenuation, and room-to-room transmission through real partition data — not a flat colour gradient.
Made by the same UK-based team who carry out your Noise at Work Assessment — not outsourced, not a generic software licence.
Not every site needs a 3D map — most start with a standard Noise at Work Assessment. This is for the sites where a plain list of readings doesn't tell the whole story.
Multiple sources, shared spaces, reflective walls — where a table of numbers is hard to picture and a map does the explaining for you.
Before repositioning machinery, adding a screen, or reorganising a line — model it first and see the effect before it's built.
A map briefs a board, an insurer, or a site team faster and more convincingly than a spreadsheet of dB(A) figures ever will.
Real AcoustaPLOT outputs, built from real client surveys. Your own map is built to scale from the measurements taken on your floor.
Priced by tier and floor size — up to 3 rooms in the base price, then a fixed rate per additional room. One quote, no hidden extras.
Take the free 60-second check first — it takes the guesswork out of whether you need a standard assessment, a Care Plan, or a full 3D map.