Ceiling Speakers

Bedroom

Bedrooms and other medium sized rooms typically require a pair of stereo in-ceiling speakers, and we recommend 6"+ driver models for optimum performance in medium sized rooms.

Top tip: Use the Sonos alarm function to wake up to your favourite playlist or radio station each morning, or use the Sonos sleep timer to help you drift off to natural soundscapes.

Bathroom

Bathrooms and en-suites are often too small to accommodate a pair of in-ceiling speakers. Especially when downlights and extractor fans occupy ceiling space. In this case, a single stereo speaker is ideal.

Single stereo in-ceiling speakers feature one main drive unit but 2 tweeters for a partial stereo sound from a single speaker.

Please note: Although one speaker, single stereo models must be wired with a 4-core cable (or 2x 2-core cables) for the left and right inputs.

Wet Room

Wet rooms, shower rooms and saunas are typically small spaces with very high humidity. These environments can be tough for any electronics.

Fortunately there are IP rated ceiling speaker models which are designed to withstand high humidity and direct water contact. Making them perfect for these more demanding environments.

Home Cinema

A Sonos home cinema system will allow you to experience high quality immersive multi-channel surround sound for movies, TV and gaming. As well as all the music capabilities of other Sonos products.

Sonos has a range of TV soundbars, subwoofers, and surround speaker options which provide up to 5.1 Dolby Atmos surround sound. While you can use a Sonos soundbar on its own, the real magic happens when you pair one with a Sonos subwoofer and surround speakers for dynamic spatial audio that you can really feel. And as with all Sonos products, your home cinema system can fully integrate with your other Sonos multiroom audio components.

We love the flexibility and ease of use that Sonos home cinema systems offer, but if you are considering a high quality home cinema, dedicated cinema room, or one with specific speaker options, then please get in touch to discuss your requirements, as a traditional AV system might be more suitable.

Kid's Room

While ceiling speakers are great for any room and provide high quality sound with near invisible aesthetics, some spaces, such as a kid's bedroom or office for example, may not require the same level of home audio integration. For these rooms a portable standalone speaker may be more suitable and cost effective.

Sonos offer a range on standalone and portable speakers which fully integrate with their other products including Amp and TV speakers, allowing you to expand your multiroom audio system into every corner of the home.

Outdoor & Garden

Outdoor all-weather speakers can be permanently installed outside and are designed to withstand direct water contact, UV exposure, and freezing temperatures.

Wall mounted speakers are the most common type, but other models include ground spike, rock, and in-ceiling for covered areas.

Expanding a multiroom audio system like Sonos into your garden or outdoor space is a great way to enjoy music during the summer months.

Sonos Amp

When the original Sonos ZP100 amplifier launched in 2005 it changed the way we thought about multiroom audio. For the first time, consumers had access to a cost effective modular wireless music system that they could configure to their own requirements, big or small.

The current Sonos Amp has evolved into a digital audio powerhouse. It remains the market leader and is the perfect partner to architectural speakers.

The beauty of the Sonos Amp is that it will power any passive speakers, and is fully app controlled. The Amps themselves can be installed in a remote location like a garage, utility room, or plant room. Customers undertaking a new build or refurb project will often opt for this configuration so there is no need to locate the Amp in the room itself. Alternatively, when retrofitting, Amps can be installed anywhere there is Wi-Fi or Ethernet, and will link together over the network.