Amina Invisible Plaster over Speakers - Heritage range on Demonstration

Inspirational Interiors

Whatever the style or age of a property, Amina Invisible Loudspeakers provide the perfect, high clarity, room filling sound solution with no unsightly speakers.

For older properties, including those of special architectural interest, authentic renovation is possible whilst also incorporating 21st century technology. Amina loudspeakers are normally installed underneath a final skim of standard finishing plaster but they can also be successfully installed using lime plaster, wood panelling or other materials.

For the more modern minimalist property, Amina Invisible Loudspeakers offer the perfect solution, great sound and no visible intrusion into the interior design.

Amina Invisible Loudspeakers offer excellent solutions throughout the home. A reception room can double up as a comfortable lounge in which to entertain guests or become a throbbing home cinema for the family with 5.1 surround sound with the addition of a powerful sub woofer. An elegant dining room can be enhanced with invisible speakers providing background music to entertain guests. Bedrooms can benefit from stereo or surround sound systems without being cluttered by the presence of speakers. For kitchens and bathrooms Amina Invisible Loudspeakers benefit from the fact they are plastered over and thus protected from the high humidity in these areas.

With Amina in your home, you have the power, at the touch of a button, to transform a period home or the most contemporary of living spaces, into an entertainment dream machine, without ever compromising your interior design.

Exercising in Harmony
		A brand new mansion, complete with its own gym, is fitted with more than 60 Amina invisible speakers throughout this stunning property.
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Living in a barn
		A very open plan barn renovation, lined on one side with Birchwood pine which hides the AV technology including a home cinema.
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Modern Living
		A contemporary living room with surround sound using Amina Invisible Speakers.
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Dining in style
		A restored Victorian mansion with traditional lime plaster.

Wet Areas

Another great example of how Amina Invisible loudspeaker technology helps achieve the best audio in a difficult space, both acoustically and environmentally, is evident in the swimming pool, hot tub area or bathroom.

Wet interior environments create two major challenges. The first is acoustic. In most wet areas, the humidity prevents us from having soft furnishings. This leaves us with hard ceramic floors, walls, ceilings, windows and the water itself. All these surfaces act as highly effective mirrors to acoustic energy. As we have all experienced, any noise made in a pool environment tends to echo for a substantial time, creating a general cacophony of sound.

The second problem is the general environmental conditions. The space is saturated with humidity filled with oxidising chemicals designed to keep the pool germ free. This aggressive compound quickly corrodes metal parts and even attacks man-made rubbers and adhesives. Conventional loudspeakers specified for pool use have to be very robust in order to survive, which generally means sound quality is compromised.

The Amina Invisible Loudspeakers offer a solution to both problems. Once the unit is plastered into the wall or ceiling structure, the plaster and the coatings applied to it (e.g. paint) isolate the product from any humidity, eliminating corrosion problems. Secondly, the energy wave produced by this technology is not directional and far less phase oriented. Sound reflected from surfaces interacts in a more positive manner. The result, especially with modest volume levels, will be intelligible, crystal clear audio reproduction, at an even level across the space. (It’s worth noting that this energy cannot overcome the laws of physics – if sound is played very loud, then the cacophony will become more evident). Again not only have we now got excellent sound, we have no visible sound source to clutter decoration lines and no corrosion or degradation issues.

Simple to install



Create aperture using a sharp knife, add sound insulation or BackBox FS into cavity.	For installation with lugs, use two dry walls screws through the plaster board into each lug. Ensure cables are pulled into position	For installation using BackBox FS, position box inside wall, pull cable into position and secure unit top and bottom with dry wall screws through the plasterboard.


Secure product in place with one drywall screw in each corner; adjust screws to ensure panel is flush with wall.	Fill around speaker edge with plaster then apply joint tape. Perform final electrical/audio test.	Apply solution of PVA before skimming with 1.5-2.0mm of plaster.