Planning Sound Masking for Vertical Spans and Floors 50875
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Sound masking projects often get planned like the room is a flat box: pick a target level, install speakers, verify sound pressure at a few points, and move on. Real buildings do not behave that way. Vertical spans and multi-floor layouts change how masking spreads, how it blends, and how consistent the experience feels from one floor to the next.
