Today, in the tough world of business competition, your brand goes beyond just a logo. When people step into your physical spaces, whether it is a store, office, or restaurant, they enter a carefully curated world that tells your brand’s story. This story goes beyond mere looks – it is about creating a connection that […]
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In a recent article, we discussed restaurant noise and some of the challenges of fixing the issue. When we experience a place, it’s not just visual elements that we take in, but also acoustic elements. When restaurants are overly noisy, what should be an enjoyable time with friends or family becomes stressful and we want […]
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Virtual meetings have become a staple in today’s business world. Despite the convenience and cost-effectiveness of virtual meetings, they can also present a unique set of challenges when it comes to communication. One of the main issues with virtual meetings is that it can be difficult to read body language and facial expressions, which can […]
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NOISY RESTAURANTS – A COMMON COMPLAINT Last week, I met with the owner of a new restaurant along with the architect who designed the place. They have been getting complaints about how unbearably loud the place is. If I had a dime for every time someone has told me about a noisy restaurant that really […]
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Consider What Your Environment Sounds Like We strive to provide the best acoustical products and services in the industry. We know that a comfortable acoustical environment contributes greatly to productivity, safety, and health. This residential kitchen is just an example of how we can change any environment and make it more enjoyable to the ear. […]
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Where It All Began With a makeshift fax machine, a computer and avid determination, Oeler Industries, Inc. came to life in June of 1997. Matt Oeler rolled the dice when taking a mortgage out on his home in White Oak, Pennsylvania to finance projects and even to buy groceries in order for Oeler Industries, Inc. […]
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The importance of Mass Notification and Emergency Communication Systems (MNEC) has become much more apparent over the last several years. Businesses, college campuses, schools, healthcare facilities, and other organizations in multi-building settings have all been juggling the balance between going back and forth from remote work and returning onsite. Though there is much debate around whether being remote or onsite […]
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With each new year comes a sense of starting over – a reset or refresh, if you will. The start of a new year is a perfect time to evaluate what was (or wasn’t) working from the last 365 days and find the right tools or solutions to improve. One topic that could use some […]
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What Are Mass Notification Systems? Mass notifications systems are a vital part of an organization’s risk management and life safety program, ensuring the security of a building and personnel when dealing with critical situations. The systems are designed to notify and alert groups of people of potential threats or emergencies, along with providing direction on […]
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Matt Oeler recently had the opportunity to meet with Bethany Yoder of Perkins Eastman Architecture to talk about the project Oeler Industries, Inc. collaborated on with them. The Smith and Nephew project incorporated the award-winning Novawall products and served as a great solution for a unique construction. Matt Oeler: So, Bethany. As the designer on […]
Read More >The variety of workspaces in a modern office building creates acoustic challenges that often need custom solutions. When adding absorption to space, acoustic panels are a great idea, but as anyone who has built something knows, sometimes “standard sizes” don’t end up fitting a finished space as well as you might think. A floor that […]
Read More >THE MOST COMMON COMPLAINT ABOUT HOSPITAL STAYS? …. NOISE! If you’ve ever been unlucky enough to spend some time in the hospital you know what it’s like to struggle to get some much needed rest! Disturbances such as voices echoing in the hallways, squeaky cart wheels, the beeping of monitoring equipment, and busy nurses’ stations […]
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