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Soundproofing is both a science and an art. It takes years of experience to understand how a combination of just the right materials, systems and techniques combine to provide the very best results in commercial settings, which come with a very different set of noise reduction and acoustic needs to those in homes. City Insulation has that experience: we have been designing and installing soundproofing systems for commercial premises for over 10 years.
We create environments conducive to doing good business in, and meeting the needs of the people that use public facilities – for example for teachers and pupils, healthcare practitioners and patients. Here are just a few ways in which City Insulation can bring peace and quiet to your commercial premises.
Windows and doors are common points of sound transmission.
In places and spaces where privacy or peace and quiet is of importance, these areas should be bolstered. Soundproof windows are constructed with multiple panes, laminated glass, and air gaps to minimise sound transfer. Sealing gaps around doors with acoustic perimeter and drop seals and using solid-core doors can also help reduce noise infiltration. Learn more.
Acoustic panels, tiles or stretched fabric over an absorbent core, are designed to soak up sound waves and reduce echo and reverberation in commercial spaces. They are typically made of sound-absorbing materials, such as foam, fiberglass, felt or perforated wood, and can be installed on walls, ceilings, or even as freestanding partitions.
Open plan office layouts can be noisy and benefit from soundproof partitions, which create separate workspaces and help to reduce noise transmission. Glass partitions are often replaced by more substantial acoustic partitions. If a softer partition is required, then something like an acoustic screen can be installed.
Suspended ceiling systems can be enhanced with soundproofing materials to reduce noise coming into or going out of a room. Adding acoustic tiles, baffles, or clouds to the ceiling can absorb sound and minimise noise reflections.
Floor coverings, such as carpets, rugs, or cork underlayment, can help absorb impact noise and reduce footfall sounds in commercial spaces. They provide a layer of sound insulation between the floor surface and the underlying structure.
Installing noise barriers, such as walls or partitions made of dense materials including Tecsound, cement fibre board and acoustic plasterboard, to name just a few, can reduce sound transmission between different areas of a commercial space. Sound isolation techniques, such as decoupling walls or using specialist decoupling clips, prevents noise and vibrations from transferring from adjoining spaces.
City Insulation takes a thorough, comprehensive approach to evaluating your workplace premises. No two jobs are the same, and we create sustainable, environmentally-friendly solutions that offer value for money in fully meeting your needs. Let City Insulation bring a sense of calm into your commercial premises.
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