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Absorbing sound to reduce noise makes it easier for you and others in your work and everyday life.
Sound absorption is a key component of a comprehensive acoustic plan. It works in tandem with a sound blocking program to control noise and achieve the ideal audio experience in built environments. Generally, for commercial spaces, sound absorption is achieved through a ceiling system with sound-absorbing tiles, while acoustic wall assemblies provide the necessary blocking for volume. There are many other strategies for adding absorbent properties to a room - especially when it comes to open concept spaces - to support privacy and inclusiveness of words.
Determining the unique needs of your space will help you find the right balance of sound absorption and blocking for a comfortable indoor environment where everyone benefits from reduced stress, improve. productivity and communication, and better overall health.
How can you sound deaden a room?
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One of the ways to create a well-rounded, high-performance interior space is to consider the role of sound dampening or absorption. When it comes to sound absorption in a space, not all materials are created equal. There are measurements that help quantify and evaluate sound attenuating materials for their ability to absorb sound energy in a space.
  • Sound isolation : the ability of a material to reduce sound energy by blocking; This is usually achieved with volume, or
  • Sound attenuation or sound attenuation : the ability of a material to reduce sound energy through absorption; Typically, these materials are more porous.
Using the right building materials will make a difference when it comes to acoustics: striking a balance between blocking and absorption during the planning phase of your project will ensure you are proactive in managing sound. Although the two rooms below may look identical, they will sound significantly different due to sound isolation and deadening or damping qualities.
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