Church Sound System Installations

We are ever mindful of the need to protect the fabric of the building and also to supply materials that will ‘blend’ in with the architecture. With this in mind;

1.  Loudspeaker size is kept to a minimum.

2.  Loudspeakers are painted to match the colour of the surface upon which they are mounted.

3.  Loudspeakers are installed, where possible, with a one screw fixing into the mortar.

4.  All cables are glued rather than clipped so as not to damage the fabric of the building.

5.  All visible cables are painted to match the colour of the surface upon which they are mounted.

6.  Lectern, Pulpit and Priest’s stall microphones are mounted on stained ‘sculptured’ MDF boards so as not to damage the fabric of the building.

7.  Induction Loop Systems are installed to cover the entire church (including any transepts, chancel, side chapels, etc).

8.  Induction Loop cables are glued, painted and, where required, are channelled into the mortar gaps in the flooring to pass doors, walkways, etc.