GLAUK dissolves the loudspeaker into the architecture and the design itself.
A new dimension of sound.
The surface becomes the source.
No grilles. No boxes. Nothing to see.
ScrollThe PWR system attaches to the hidden face of the finish. The complete assembly rises into place. Nothing remains visible.
Timber breathes. Its lighter, flexible body resonates generously, giving music a rich, full-bodied warmth, the same physics as the soundboard of a fine guitar. GLAUK’s crossover filters let the panel sing while keeping every note precise.
The pattern divides. The panel is working in sections.
Wood and plasterboard follow GLAUK lab measurements on 100 × 60 cm samples: pink noise, 1 W at 1 m. Over 400 surfaces have been characterised. The finish sets the tonal signature, the PWR system sets output and coverage.
Every other speaker is plastered into the wall: a cut-out, a back box, a panel that replaces part of your assembly, and a skim coat applied to the millimetre. GLAUK mounts to the back of the finish you have specified. Full invisibility. No opening, no back box, nothing to detail.
Sound behaves like water. It never spreads itself politely across a wall looking for the thickest part; it finds the one weak point and pours through it. That is why a partition is rated by its worst path rather than its average, and why one small opening decides whether your guest can hear the suite next door.
A back box reduces this but never removes it. GLAUK creates no opening at all, so the question never arises.
The example below shows what happens with traditional speakers, which cannot guarantee 100% closure.
Designed for 40 dB. That is what you thought you bought.
An unsealed gap of 0.0% means you are actually getting 40 dB.
Imagine walking through a garden with music all around you and not a speaker or a wire in sight. The sound comes out of the landscape itself, and the landscape looks exactly as it was drawn.
Step into a GLAUK landscape and the whole space is playing. The decking, the seating wall, the planting beds, the paving underfoot. Every red point is a GLAUK system hidden in the landscape. You hear all of it and see none of it.
Four invisible sound systems, one philosophy: every space deserves its perfect voice and sound. From an intimate reading corner to a club atmosphere, there is a GLAUK system engineered to capture the perfect ambiance.
Compact in size, excellent in performance. It turns small surfaces into high-quality sound emitters, and suits hotel lounges, boutiques and any space that needs an elegant, uniform sound background.
Made for homes and for large spaces alike, it turns a room into a true acoustic stage with uniform, balanced sound. Within a GLAUK Cinema system it carries the main effects of a scene.
The home cinema unit. In Surround and Dolby Atmos systems it mounts on the side and rear walls to place effects around the listener, or on the ceiling for a sound shower overhead: rain falling, a helicopter passing, a voice echoing across a hall.
The beating heart of a GLAUK Cinema system, made for the centre channel. Three transducers reproduce speech with exceptional realism, so every word is clear and natural.
Nothing in the room to turn toward. The sound is simply there.
Nothing in this room looks like a speaker, and all of it is one. The desk, the paneling, the wallpaper, the ceiling, the mirror, the sofa, even the planter. The GLAUK system is hidden inside the architecture, turning the whole room into an immersive sound experience.
Every great project starts with an acoustic study and analysis of your space. Our engineers look at each surface, material, room size and volume, then provide a sound system solution. With the proper combination of GLAUK PWR units, you get a full understanding and plan before anything is procured or installed.
We map every wall, ceiling, material and finish. Each carries its own resonance.
We decide which PWR systems the space needs and how many, matching each one to the surface it will sit behind and to the sound that room has to make.
You receive the full acoustic study and marked-up drawings, so your architect, your installer and your electrician are all working from the same set.
After installation, each surface is tuned until the space itself sounds to perfection.
Every project below is a room you can walk into and never find the source. Open one and you will also see exactly which GLAUK systems are hidden inside it, and where.
Nothing to see. Everything to feel.