With more people peacefully working from home Quiet Mark reports on a rise in the certification of quiet bathroom products.
Quiet Mark share their expertise on specifiying window and door products that will support high-quality acoustics for projects.
For Episode 46 of The Quiet Mark Podcast, we welcomed a double feature speaking with both Evan Benway, Managing Director at Moodsonic, and Ethan Bourdeau, Sound Concept Lead at IWBI.
Quiet Mark share expert-verified acoustic ceiling systems to support architects and designers across projects.
If you struggle to rise and shine on a dark morning, try one of these bedside gadgets - writes Siobhan Grogan in a feature which includes 2 Quiet Mark certified models by Lumie
Innovations that reduce the noise in your home and increase your wellbeing
As workers return to offices, they may be less tolerant of pre-pandemic decibel levels, especially if they are introverts.
Quiet Mark reports back on a National Noise Report survey, taking a deep dive into the UK's attitudes towards noise in their home and work lives.
The noise level of an extractor is a key consideration for many, especially those with open-plan spaces. Lisa Hibberd explores the technology behind some of the latest models with maximum noise levels of around 60dB – equivalent to the sound of normal conversation.
The barriers to cheaply installing this green form of heating are coming down, even in period properties.
"As the cost of living continues to rise, here are are six ideas for things that you can do to bring it down", writes Your Home, in the latest issue from Our Media
Knowing how to ventilate a room without windows is key to keeping air quality in the space healthy and preventing issues such as damp.
For Episode 45 of The Quiet Mark Podcast, we welcomed Rick Neitzel, University of Michigan’s professor of environmental health sciences and global public health, to discuss the importance of noise pollution and its, often invisible, health risks.
The recent cost-of-living crisis has shone a spotlight on the SDA market, with air fryers making headlines along with slow cookers and other appliances which help to reduce energy consumption. Progressive Housewares found out what the latest launches are in the category and what is driving sales.
Samsung has shared results of a study which revealed that the UK might be nearing a tipping point on attitudes towards low carbon heating solutions such as heat pumps.
Rising energy bills are of increasing importance as prices are set to surge even further. Heat pumps offer an efficient solution as they generate about 3.5kWh of heat for every 1kWh of electricity used. That’s 350% efficiency!
Enjoy silent nights and cosy days with this selection of Quiet Mark-certified products
The Ultimate Dinner Party Kitchen is a fabulous multi page feature by Charlotte Luxford for Kitchens Bedrooms & Bathrooms, by Taylist Media. It invites you to follow their recipe for concocting the perfect get-together space, from the preparation and pre-drinks right through to the after-party.
Quiet Mark share useful tech tools to help improve acoustic comfort.
According to a National Noise Report survey by Quiet Mark, over half (57%) of Brits would like their home to be quieter, with a further 62% noting that they are drawn towards quieter appliances – KBBFocus talk to Poppy Szkiler, CEO and founder of Quiet Mark, to find out who is making advances in this area.
Great advice being served by Newsquest in many of their regions, including Echo Essex, Brighton Argus and many others.
With more people peacefully working from home Quiet Mark reports on a rise in the certification of quiet bathroom products.
Quiet Mark share their expertise on specifiying window and door products that will support high-quality acoustics for projects.
For Episode 46 of The Quiet Mark Podcast, we welcomed a double feature speaking with both Evan Benway, Managing Director at Moodsonic, and Ethan Bourdeau, Sound Concept Lead at IWBI.
Quiet Mark share expert-verified acoustic ceiling systems to support architects and designers across projects.
If you struggle to rise and shine on a dark morning, try one of these bedside gadgets - writes Siobhan Grogan in a feature which includes 2 Quiet Mark certified models by Lumie
Innovations that reduce the noise in your home and increase your wellbeing
As workers return to offices, they may be less tolerant of pre-pandemic decibel levels, especially if they are introverts.
Quiet Mark reports back on a National Noise Report survey, taking a deep dive into the UK's attitudes towards noise in their home and work lives.
The noise level of an extractor is a key consideration for many, especially those with open-plan spaces. Lisa Hibberd explores the technology behind some of the latest models with maximum noise levels of around 60dB – equivalent to the sound of normal conversation.
The barriers to cheaply installing this green form of heating are coming down, even in period properties.
"As the cost of living continues to rise, here are are six ideas for things that you can do to bring it down", writes Your Home, in the latest issue from Our Media
Knowing how to ventilate a room without windows is key to keeping air quality in the space healthy and preventing issues such as damp.
For Episode 45 of The Quiet Mark Podcast, we welcomed Rick Neitzel, University of Michigan’s professor of environmental health sciences and global public health, to discuss the importance of noise pollution and its, often invisible, health risks.
The recent cost-of-living crisis has shone a spotlight on the SDA market, with air fryers making headlines along with slow cookers and other appliances which help to reduce energy consumption. Progressive Housewares found out what the latest launches are in the category and what is driving sales.
Samsung has shared results of a study which revealed that the UK might be nearing a tipping point on attitudes towards low carbon heating solutions such as heat pumps.
Rising energy bills are of increasing importance as prices are set to surge even further. Heat pumps offer an efficient solution as they generate about 3.5kWh of heat for every 1kWh of electricity used. That’s 350% efficiency!
Enjoy silent nights and cosy days with this selection of Quiet Mark-certified products
The Ultimate Dinner Party Kitchen is a fabulous multi page feature by Charlotte Luxford for Kitchens Bedrooms & Bathrooms, by Taylist Media. It invites you to follow their recipe for concocting the perfect get-together space, from the preparation and pre-drinks right through to the after-party.
Quiet Mark share useful tech tools to help improve acoustic comfort.
According to a National Noise Report survey by Quiet Mark, over half (57%) of Brits would like their home to be quieter, with a further 62% noting that they are drawn towards quieter appliances – KBBFocus talk to Poppy Szkiler, CEO and founder of Quiet Mark, to find out who is making advances in this area.
Great advice being served by Newsquest in many of their regions, including Echo Essex, Brighton Argus and many others.