Noise Control and Room Acoustics in Building Design

Using finishing treatments, engineered products, and floor, wall and ceiling framing design to effectively control noise and improve acoustics
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Sponsored by Kinetics Noise Control
Karin Tetlow

A cloud system of acoustical panels in a media room does not interfere with lighting or sprinklers.

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High-impact-resistant perforated metal acoustical panels that are 1-1/8-inch-thick typically have an NRC value of 1.00.

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Panels designed for moist pool environments reduce reverberation and noise in otherwise super reverberant natatoriums.

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Acoustical materials come in a variety of finishes, including perforated wood.

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Originally published in September 2012

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