Last December, Quiet Mark announced its partnership with NBS, a leading specification platform for the construction industry. The aim being to elevate the aural design of buildings, optimising the overall level of acoustic comfort for occupants.
Today, NBS has announced its partnership with premium appliance manufacturer, Miele, in a move that will see specific kitchen appliances become available on NBS Source for the very first time. The collaboration is set to enhance NBS’ specification offering, bringing a range of innovative kitchen products to the fingertips of architects and designers working on new build construction projects.
Miele has long had a range of products certified by Quiet Mark, and now products in their range, such as Cooker Hoods, Dishwashers, Fridge Freezers, Washing Machines and Dishwashers, clearly show their Quiet Mark 3rd Party Certification on the NBS Platform.
Similarly, Quiet Mark certified Miele products, on Quiet Mark's website, also display a 'Add to Spec' widget, which enables Specifier visitors to add to their NBS Spec, directly from our site and our Acoustics Academy directory of certified products for every building type.
Discover more on the NBS website here.
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NBS has announced a new partnership with Quiet Mark to empower architects to specify ‘acoustics first’, by providing a short-cut for specifiers to source responsible products.
In December 2021, Quiet Mark announced a new partnership with NBS, a leading construction data and specification platform, to empower architects and interior designers to specify ‘acoustics first’, by providing a short-cut for responsible product sourcing.
On Tuesday 14th June, 2022, NBS held a webinar titled, ‘Third Party Certification Explained’, and kindly invited Quiet Mark to be on a panel, alongside the Centre for Assessment and British Board of Agrement (BBA).
