Sound Isolation Company

One of our recent projects was to help solve acoustical problem at an animal shelter in South Carolina. Noise from barking dogs was creating a stressful working environment for the staff and visitors looking to purchase a new pet.

Mallia was the project manager and she worked with our local fabric panel distributor to evaluate the job and make recommendations. After finalizing the design and ordering the panels, our distributor installed the acoustical panels and completed the project.

When the project was finished, the animal hospital was so happy with the final results that they sent a great thank you note! Here’s a snippet from their letter:
“The acoustic wall panels have made such a difference with the sound and just the general feeling in the rooms that it is really amazing. Also, the fact that you were able to install them so seamlessly and work around us, we hardly knew you were even here.”

Fabric Wrapped Wall Panels are perfect for a job where the customer doesn’t want to alter the existing surfaces. They can be customized to fit your specific project and can be made with colors that fit your current décor to enhance the space you already have.

To learn more about our Acoustical Panels head to our site: www.soundisoco.com/products/soundproofing-walls/fabric-wrapped-wall-panels/

Contact us at 888-666-5090 - We will provide a free consultation for your specific needs.

What is making the noise & where is it coming from?
How is it entering your space?

Airborne Noise: conversation, television, radio, etc. It can pass through your walls when the wall is too lightweight to sufficiently block the noise. Modern construction has not evolved to meet the demands of these normal occurrences.

Structure Borne Noise: low-frequency noise caused by home theatres, stereos, music practice, etc. It can pass through a well-insulated wall through vibrations that you can feel with your feet or hands.

By identifying what type of noise is causing the problem, you can then proceed to figure out what products/materials will help stop the noise.

To read more on identifying your noise problems, head to: www.soundisoco.com/education/soundproofing-101/identify-your-noise-problems/

Contact us at 888-666-5090 - We will provide a free consultation for your specific needs.