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Quiet Mark

What Is Quiet Mark?

Quiet Mark identify the quietest products in the market, across multiple sectors using scientific research and testing. They are the global certification programme associated with the UK Noise Abatement Society; the charitable foundation which was founded in 1959. Their mission is to reduce noise pollution to improve physical and mental health and wellbeing. Quiet Mark provide independent information about the noise levels of each product. You can browse our Quiet Mark certified products by each category below.

Why Do We Need Quieter Appliances?

From higher stress levels and disrupted sleep to reduced productivity, excess noise levels can have a negative impact on your health. Since the pandemic, more people now work from home. This means the noise level is something to consider when looking for a new appliance. You don’t want your washing machine interrupting your morning Teams meeting! Another benefit to quieter appliances is that you can use them off peak, which is usually cheaper to run. You could wash your dishes whilst you sleep, and save on your energy bills too!

In 2023 Quiet Mark carried out a study called the ‘National Noise Report’. In this study 84% of Brits said that they felt it is important to have quiet time to recharge themselves. 79% of consumers said that noise levels are important to them when buying a new appliance. In particular, they wished for quieter washing machines and refrigerators.

Read the Quiet Mark YouGov UK National Noise Survey 2026 here for parents.

A black Bertazzoni cooker hood positioned over an induction hob

Quieter Extraction

Quiet Mark Certified extraction fans have been validated through independent acoustic testing, and represent the top 20% of quietest products on the market.

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Close up of an integrated AEG fridge with the door open. Positioned in a dark wooden kitchen.

Quieter Refrigeration

Independently tested by acoustic experts, Quiet Mark Certified refrigeration appliances are the quietest running fridge, freezers and wine coolers across the market right now, giving you a quieter home.

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Quieter Laundry

The quietest top 10-20% of laundry appliances are Quiet Mark Certified, with independent experts comparing both wash and spin cycles for noise quality and volume.

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Jura E8 coffee machine finished in black, with several different speciality coffees in front of it

Quieter Coffee Machines

Evaluated through the entire brewing process, including grinding and pumping, Quiet Mark Certified coffee machines are the quietest 20% of products available to purchase.

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Quieter Dishwashers

Quiet Mark Certified dishwashers usually operate at 44dB and often utilise sound-dampening insulation to help keep your home quieter for living.

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Close up of a Caple undercounter wine cooler

Quieter Wine Coolers

Specially tested by independent experts, Quiet Mark Certified wine coolers are the quietest low-noise wine storage units in the market today, operating significantly quieter than standard models. A quiet perfect edition for any household.

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Why Shop Quieter Home Appliances?

Supports Your Mental Health

Quieter homes reduce stress and anxiety, and improve sleep quality.

Improved Focus

Quieter homes help people working from home stay focused.

Open Plan Living

Quieter home appliances are great for open plan living.

Advanced Engineering

Quieter appliances are usually due to advanced engineering and technology.

Energy Efficient

Quieter home appliances are usually very energy efficient.

Environmentally Friendly

Quieter homes reduce noise pollution.

Last Longer

Quieter home appliances tend to have fewer vibrations.

How Do Quiet Mark Test Appliances?

Sound is usually measured in decibels, however it can be perceived differently depending on environmental factors. The same product would produce a different decibel level in a laboratory compared to in the home. Tone and frequency also affect the way a particular sound comes across to the listener. This is why Quiet Mark don’t rely on the decibel levels alone to measure acoustic performance. They have an expert acoustic analysis team that review each product category using market-wide datasets annually. Only 10-20% of the quietest products in each category are eligible for Quiet Mark certification.