The project, completed by MyRockfon members Neil and Dean Dallimore of Dallimore Ceilings, has significantly improved the building's acoustics and appearance — creating a welcoming, functional space for the community.
The Daventry Volunteer Centre, a beloved community organisation dedicated to connecting local volunteers with those in need, had been operating from a facility in urgent need of refurbishment. The building’s ceiling was not only visually unappealing but also failed to meet the acoustic demands of a bustling community hub. Conversations were often marred by echo and ambient noise, which hampered the charity’s ability to effectively deliver services.
That’s when Rockfon stepped in.
Recognising an opportunity to give back to the community, Rockfon collaborated with Dallimore Ceilings to provide a comprehensive ceiling upgrade. The result is a modern, acoustically optimised suspended ceiling that enhances the look, feel, and functionality of the space, allowing The Daventry Volunteer Centre to better serve the local population.
A Ceiling That Reflects Community Values
The new ceiling features Rockfon’s high-performance acoustic tiles, which are specifically designed to reduce noise levels and create a more comfortable environment. With their clean, bright finish and superior sound absorption capabilities, the tiles not only elevate the visual appeal of the building but also make it a more effective place for community engagement.