Barriers

If the noise or sound you are hearing is generated in a different space, room or enclosure than you, then you should choose a sound barrier product. Sound Barrier products stop noise from travelling through walls, ceilings, floors, doors and window in apartments, offices and schools.

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Soundproofing Insulation
Soundproofing Insulation products can eliminate external noise and create a quiet environment where you can work, study and relax in peace.
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Sound Dampening & Deadening

Sound Dampening and Deadening products can put an end to the tedious noise pollution caused by appliances and city streets as they are specially made to absorb and dissipate unwanted sound clutter.

Sound Dampening & Deadening

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FAQ

What materials absorb sound waves?

In general, soft, pliable, or porous materials (like cloths) serve as good acoustic insulators - absorbing most sound, whereas dense, hard, impenetrable materials (such as metals) reflect most. How well a room absorbs sound is quantified by the effective absorption area of the walls, also named total absorption area.

Does frequency affect sound absorption?

The amount of absorption, reflection, and transmission of the sound is different for every frequency. For example, a high frequency sound with a short wavelength can be absorbed by a thinner piece of material, while lower frequency sounds are not absorbed, due to their longer wavelength.

Why is absorption of sound important?

Adding sound absorption to your space can make all the difference. Absorption will lessen the echo and reverberation within the room and improve speech intelligibility and overall clarity.

Why some materials are better at absorbing sound rather than reflecting it?

Materials which have higher densities tend to reflect more sound than they absorb (such as concrete or solid plywood). Materials with lower densities tend to absorb more sound (such as melamine foam or cork). Also, thicker materials tend to absorb a wider range of sound frequencies than thinner materials.

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