Barrier Acoustic Sponge

Fireproof acoustic sponges are high-performance acoustic foams that provide high resistance to flame and have excellent sound absorption values. This sound insulation sponge, which has a very good sound absorption performance, is not subject to any wear even at high air speeds. Acoustic performance is increased by transforming the surface structures of acoustic sponges into egg, pyramid and labyrinth forms.

Acoustic flat sponge is a type of sound insulation sponge used to dampen the disturbing sound, that is, echo, occurring in the environment. You can use acoustic sponge as ceiling and wall covering. Since it has a decorative appearance, it has a lot of usage area. In order to provide acoustic regulation, it is necessary to use material that traps the sound at the point where the sound hits and is reflected. The higher the density of the sound insulation material, the higher the sound deadening rate, and the lower the density, the lower it is. Sound transmission should not be equated with the insulation desired to be provided within the space. While a product with 50dns density provides very good acoustic insulation in the space, the sound insulation rate from the wall to the room is low.

Acoustic mattress is a material used for sound insulation. This material is a polymeric material that provides sound and heat insulation with closed inner cells in an amorphous structure, produced under pressure and temperature through rubber production stages. It can be used in two different ways as a mattress under parquet and screed Acoustic mattresses are placed under the floor. Therefore, they can be easily applied in both newly constructed buildings and existing buildings. The thickness and density of the mattresses may vary depending on the characteristics of the area where the application will be made and the desired sound insulation level.

Acoustic wood ceiling panel is a type of ceiling panels that can be easily mounted on ceiling surfaces and provide sound insulation. These panels can be used in a variety of rooms and are especially preferred in places where noise levels are high, such as offices, schools, theaters and other public areas. The sound insulation properties of such wooden panels arise from the acoustic filling material on the back of the panel. This material reduces noise levels by absorbing and absorbing sound waves. Additionally, holes or cutouts on the surface of the panel allow sound to penetrate into the panel and help with greater sound absorption.