Quiet Mark technically assesses and certifies
the quietest solutions to unwanted noise.
Quiet Mark partners with A Quiet Place: Day One, now available to buy on digital, with heightened parallels to our everyday quest to find the best noise reduction solutions in the world to support public health. Written and directed by Michael Sarnoski based on a story conceived with John Krasinski, starring Lupita Nyong’o, Joseph Quinn, Alex Wolff and Djimon Hounsou. Certified Fresh™ with an 87% Critics Score on Rotten Tomatoes®
Quiet Mark checks for healthy product sound performance for you. We identify the quietest home appliances, technology, building and commercial products. Giving extra assurance before you buy, our third-party expert acoustic certification helps you find the best noise reduction solutions for good, calm living spaces.
We simplify the complex world of acoustic design for buildings. As independent third party acoustic experts we assess, compare and verify manufacturers' product technical performance data for you to help source quickly and easily the most appropriate, best practice acoustic solutions on the market.
As we shop everyday to replace products or plan new home or build projects look for the Quiet Mark on products at any of our retailer or build sector specification partners Quiet Mark product hubs to take good care of yourself and others.
Quiet Mark funds the work of UK's Noise Abatement Society charitable foundation established in 1959.
Noise is classified as unwanted sound. Noise pollution today ranks by the World Health Organisation as the world's largest killer pollutant after air pollution. The damaging effect of excessive noise is often seriously underestimated. Unhealthy noise affects our brain waves, heart rate, hormone secretion, all our physical rhythms.
84% of Americans agree noise does matter when buying appliances for the home
Nearly 3 in 4 say that they would be more likely to buy an appliance specifically labelled "quiet"
More than 3 in 4 Americans have changed how they view noise in their environment since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic
Over two thirds of Americans say they would consider the noise level at work when making future employment decisions
Quiet Mark has drawn together a unique alliance of major retailers and NBS, a leading construction data and specification platform, to help shoppers and specifiers find the quietest appliance technology and acoustic materials available on the market to support people's health and wellbeing.