Brief & evidence
Room dimensions, use, adjacency, structure, AV intent, finishes, programme, and commercial context.
YBS capability
Acoustic Engineering
Products perform as part of a coordinated room. The engineering workflow makes requirements, interfaces, selections, and responsibilities visible before production.
Engineering workflow
Six controlled stages, one project record.
The depth of each stage changes with the project, but the approval sequence remains explicit.
System strategy
Define isolation boundaries, internal treatment, vibration paths, services, and specialty-system requirements.
Drawings & schedules
Coordinate plans, elevations, ceiling layouts, product codes, quantities, interfaces, and approval points.
Selection & samples
Lock product type, finish, mounting direction, order quantities, and responsibilities before production.
Manufacture & delivery
Align production, packing, logistics, site information, and change-control records.
Installation coordination
Support the installer with approved drawings while final site, code, and specialist checks remain project responsibilities.
Current project documentation / longitudinal sectionConstruction coordination
Plans connect to elevations, ceiling systems, AV points, and schedules.
The US showroom cinema package demonstrates how a room brief can be carried into coordinated presentation, construction, equipment, cable, and acoustic-product documentation.
Open technical resources ↗Professional boundary
Coordination is not a substitute for local professional approval.
Final structure, fire, electrical, accessibility, mechanical, equipment openings, and statutory requirements must be checked by the relevant project parties before procurement and construction.
Discuss your project ↗Start with the room