Sound Absorption
Spaces that create an echo, or are noisy even when very little sound is being made, need sound absorptive materials. These spaces are probably large, open, or have many hard surfaces. Absorptive treatments will help contain sound energy rather than reflect it, lowering reverberation.
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Acoustic Panels - Melamine Foam Panels (MFPs)
When it comes to pre-manufactured acoustic panels, there are many options. Fabric wrapped, polyester, Expanded Polypropylene (E.P.P), wood fiber, foam, cotton, and metal are all common acoustic panels. Melamine Foam Panels (MFP) are Class A fire rated, extremely versatile, and can be used in more environments than most all other acoustic panels. Stay Away from the […] Read More »
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What are Virtual Learning Spaces?
Introduction Many of us are changing our home spaces in to work, fitness and even virtual learning spaces for home schooling. In today’s world, the need for isolation in a limited space is in high demand, especially when everyone in the family needs it simultaneously. This doesn’t need to be overly complex. With the right […] Read More »
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Acoustic Panels - Podcast Studio
Acoustic Panels – Podcast Studio The Issue: Our customer, Daniel Ingram contacted us interested in treating his podcast studio in his home with acoustic panels to bring down the reverberation and echo. Therefore, the noise level in the space was creating major issues with his recordings and livestream audio quality. About the Client: ““I had […] Read More »
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Acoustic Panels - Meadview Civic Association
Acoustic Panels – Meadview Civic Association The Issue: The Meadview Civic Association contacted Acoustical Solutions interested in our 1” thick acoustic panels for their clubhouse building which for years has had a reverberation problem that plagued the space. With a tile floor and drywall on the walls and ceiling, the space is enclosed by hard […] Read More »
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Ceiling Treatment: ReSource Pro
Ceiling Treatment – ReSource Pro Company: ReSource Pro https://www.resourcepro.com Executive Summary: Acoustical Solutions provided an effective and unobtrusive acoustical ceiling treatment to provide sound absorption to rectify issues related to office renovations. About the Client: ReSource Pro helps insurance organizations align their operations to their business strategy. Their holistic approach brings together best practices […] Read More »
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Acoustic Panels for a Place of Worship
Acoustic Panels for a Place of Worship Finding the right acoustic panels for a place of worship is a common problem. Clarity of sound is paramount here, and these buildings are always in desperate need of it, but the look and feel of the space is just as important. High ceilings, open layouts, and many […] Read More »
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Soundproofing a Church Sanctuary
How Do I Soundproof A Church? Soundproofing a church and providing acoustical treatment for places of worship can be a challenging process. You must balance the acoustics of the spoken word, the choir, and live musical content to enrich the worship experience. Today’s places of worship have higher attendance volume and a larger […] Read More »
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What Are Acoustic Art Panels?
What are Acoustic Art Panels? Acoustic Art Panels provide a great sound absorption option for homes or businesses. Of course, the industry standard for sound absorption is Alphasorb® FR701 Fabric Wrapped Panels. Aesthetically, which acoustical treatment would you rather have hung on your wall?: AlphaSorb® FR701 Fabric Wrapped Panel AlphaSorb® Acoustic Art Panel […] Read More »
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Acoustic Panels: P. E. P. P. Panels
When it comes to pre-manufactured acoustic panels, there are many options. Fabric wrapped, polyester, P.E.P.P, wood fiber, foam, cotton, and metal are all common acoustic panel types. P.E.P.P. is an industry abbreviation for Porous Expanded Polypropylene Panels are Class A fire rated, can be used indoors and have sound blocking and sound absorption qualities. What are P.E.P.P. Acoustic Panels? P.E.P.P acoustic panels are made from porous expanded polypropylene. Expanded polypropylene is a […] Read More »
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Case Study: Quieting Band Practice for the Neighbors
Summary: Greg contacted me because when his band would have practice in his house the sound would leak out of his window. The neighbors mentioned they could hear him and being a good neighbor he wanted to find a solution where they could practice at volume, but not disturb his neighbors. Application Introduction: Greg described […] Read More »
