Soundproofing Room Dividers Social distancing in today’s commercial marketplace places a premium on the design and function of commercial space. The ability to take a larger room and sub divide it into two smaller rooms that remain sound protected from one another is a popular means by which to stay social distanced while making the…
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Blogs about noise control treatments targeting noise reduction and premium sound quality
How to Soundproof Kennels and Puppy Playlands
Kennel noise is generated by barking dogs and their impact sounds reflecting off all the hard, washable, reflective surfaces our clients find in a kennel environment. Concrete floors, hard reflective walls, block, brick, metal, washable surfaces that combine to reflect up to 97% of the bark of the dog. The repercussions of this echo carry…
Read MoreHow to Choose Acoustical Panels
9 Tips For Choosing Acoustical Sound Panels If you are experiencing unwelcome levels of noise in your office space, gym, cafeteria, or church and want to lower the level of echo, a series of wall or ceiling mounted sound panels is your answer. Place them in your room, they’ll absorb echoes, lower noise levels,…
Read MoreSelecting Your Acoustic Foam
Acoustic foams come in many shapes and sizes. They are typically cut into squares or rectangles because its easier to ship the material that way. Rolled forms of foam typically are flat foams with no convolute cut into the face of the material. But flat foam won’t absorb as much sound, because scultped foam has more surface space exposure, meaning it captures more sound waves per
Read MoreEcho and Noise Control
Regardless of the source, all sound waves exhibit certain characteristics when they change mediums. Sound waves are actually vibrations which travel from molecule to molecule through most substances. For instance, sound waves can easily travel through means such as air, water, drywall, metal and concrete, an inherent
Read MoreSoundproofing a Cafeteria
Cafeterias in schools, churches, hospitals, offices, prisons, and more will serve thousands of diners over a week’s period of time. The venue takes on a social component as diners enjoy a break in the routine of their day. Cafeterias share a common acoustic challenge common to a variety of dining rooms…the presence of a
Read MoreDesigner Acoustic Panels
Soundproofing panels do not have to be boring. This generation of designers insists on more functionality than previously available from manufacturers of soundproofing acoustic panels. Previously most sound treatments were solid foam panels for sound or music studios, recording studios, industrial applications, or movie theaters without regard to design. A straightforward one-colored panel worked fine….
Read MoreSoundproof Ceiling Tiles
While most of us are familiar with the every day commercial grade ceiling tile, seen in most any commercial space that you may shop, dine, worship, study or play in, the reality is that the majority of these tiles offer very little support acoustically. They are there primarily to disguise the pipes in the ceiling, and offer an archtiectural finish to a room. Standard commercial grade ceiling tiles do NOT block sound from bleeding in
Read MoreHow to Control Drum Noise
Whether a professional drummer in a commercial space, a wanna be drummer in a home studio, or the young child with the brand new drum set, noise is prevalent and will need to be treated.
Read MoreIndoor Shooting Range Soundproofing
Google Searches for “gun range near me” Highest Ever Indoor Shooting Ranges Increase in Importance In July 2020, the FBI conducted more than 3.6 million firearm background checks making it the third-highest month on record since 2 million in July 2019. The year 2020 will go down as one of the most unusual, turbulent, and…
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