SOUND PROOFING BARRIERS
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SOUND PROOFING BARRIERS
ACOUSTIC FOAMS
SOUND PROOFING MATERIALS
QUIET BARRIER
The Quiet Barrier™ soundproofing sheets are our medium thickness sheets. They are 1/8 inch thick and weigh 32 pounds per 4-by-8-foot sheet. This high-density, nonporous material is one of our most popular soundproofing solutions because of its ease of use and tremendous effectiveness.
Quiet Barriers also calls as: Sound Proofing Barrier and it’s environmentally friendly, so you’ll have no problem handling it, and can be cut to any size to ease your installation.
Use Sound Proofing Barrier sheets anywhere you need to reduce outside noise or make inside noise cleaner and clearer.
APPLY AREAS
INDUSTRIAL
It goes without saying that factories and manufacturing plants can be noisy places when machinery is in operation and production lines are in full flow. Employers have a duty of care to ensure that employees aren’t exposed to excessive levels of noise.
COMMERCIAL STUDIOS
If you own a facility that uses commercial air conditioning, you probably already understand the need for commercial soundproofing. Commercial air conditioners make a tremendous amount of noise.
SCHOOLS
Scientific studies on the effect that noise has on the ability of pupils to learn have time and time again shown that pupils taught in rooms with quiet rooms with good acoustics learn and behave better than noisy rooms with poor acoustics.
GYMNASIUMS SALOONS
Excessive noise and reverberation in gymnasiums and multipurpose rooms have the same negative effect on learning as a typical classroom. Noisy, reverberant rooms are not conducive to a good learning environment.
AUTOMOTIVE
As much as our cars might help us to get from point A to point B. It goes without saying that the overall journey would be rather a very bad one if your car is making a lot of noise. Be it the big engine of your car. Or wind noise creeping through the windows.
OFFICES
We receive a lot of calls and E-mails from people that experience a significant amount of sound transmission from one office to another. It seems to be a problem that haunts thousands of office buildings across the country. Very commonly, people ask how to treat the common wall which is not always the problem.