Control Unwanted Noise through Various Methods & Equipments


The most common place you will see sound proof curtains are at theaters, but today you can find a wide array of these drapes or curtains created especially for the home. The best part of all is that you can use these to sound proof rooms in your office or home and have a remote control system that will put the power in your hands as to when to open or close the curtains.

Even using a remote control system, you hang Sound Control Curtains exactly the same way with the curtain hooks that come in the kit. You can find a wide array of patterns and colors that will match any decor and even enhance the atmosphere of the room.

About Noise Control Doors:

There are many different methods of sound insulation from walls to windows to doors; Acoustic Doors can be a very efficient means to lessen the sound emitting out of the room and keeps the sounds inside the room. You will not find vents on Acoustic Doors as they leave room for sound to pass through, you also cannot install a cat flap for example as all these little things will stop the Door from working to its full potential.

4 Basic Types of Noise Control:

·         Sound Insulation. This occurs when a solid barrier is introduced to a work space in an effort to mitigate the amount of noise and vibration inherent to that environment.
·         Sound Absorption is depending on the assumption that energy can neither be created nor be destroyed. Rather, it can only be transformed into another form.
·         Vibration Damping is required to dominate excess noise and vibration combined with solid surfaces, instead from real sound waves.
·         Vibration Isolation is the fourth form of Noise Control. As the name signifies, this process affects in protecting an area or its dweller from the source of the unwanted noise or vibration.

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