The best sound-proofing for your installation project

Our homes and buildings are increasingly being equipped with complex systems that provide us with a healthy indoor climate and comfort. A disadvantage of this is that we have more sources of noise. We would like to share our experiences and capabilities of sound-proofing.

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A major step in reducing noises coming from an installation (heating/cooling/ventilation, etc.) is to use clamps and brackets with rubber linings. Rubber has the capability of absorbing the vibrations which results in the reduction of the noise being transferred through the structure.

High Demands

In some situations, the proprietor of the building does not want the occupants or property users to hear any installation sounds. This includes draining rainwater, indoor plumbing (toilet/bath, etc.), ventilation and expansion of pipes.

Higher requirements are more common in hospitals, hotels, theaters and apartment buildings. The reduction of the sound is the solution, but be aware that the weakest link will nullify the best solutions!

Product Solutions

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The Best Solution: Talk To Our Experts!

Walraven is happy to help suggest the best sound-proofing for your project. A clamp or bracket with a rubber lining is easy to use and is often the best solution.

Do you have specific requirements? Please call us at 800-610-5056 to talk with our experts who have the knowledge and experience to help answer your questions.

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