Acoustic solutions in buildings

Many solutions within acoustic insulation

Sound absorption: the degree to which the sound in a certain room is absorbed by walls, floors, furniture, ...

• Sound absorption: the extent to which the sound in a particular room is absorbed by walls, floors, furniture, ...
• Sound insulation: prevents sound from traveling from one room to another.
• Vibration damping: vibration damping materials ensure that machines, buildings, walls, floors, etc. no longer have direct contact with them from the rest of the structure.
• Resonance damping: Solutions that dampen resonant vibrations on thin walls (steel, aluminum, plastic, etc.) so that they make less noise.

Comfortable room acoustics 

Comfortable room acoustics are a crucial factor when it comes to successful building design. Today, tenants and buyers of buildings expect optimal sound attenuation. At the same time, disturbances caused by ambient noises such as running water, washing machines running or the use of blinds are on the rise. The higher the noise level, the more harmful it is to health.

Noise also occurs where roof or sewage water flows through the drain - especially at bends. This can be solved by soundproofing with mineral wool pipe bowls. Please note that pipe hangers placed directly on the pipe can conduct sound from the pipe into the wall or deck. Pipe hangers should therefore be mounted on the outside of the insulation or with vibration-damping clamps.