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Poly Max™ Acoustical Wall And Ceiling Panels by Acoustical Surfaces
Choosing the right acoustic material for your next project, whether that be a movie theater or building a new storefront, is critical. High-performance acoustic material can mean the difference between people having a difficult time hearing each other and diners that are impressed by the ambiance of a space. Poly Max ™ acoustical wall and […]
A Guide to Acoustic Flooring: Commercial and Industry
There are so many options out there when it comes to industrial and commercial sound absorbing flooring, deciding on what material is best for your business can feel overwhelming. When you are redesigning a space, it can be tough to visualize the space with a new look. Not only are you looking for something that […]
Echo Eliminator™ Panels by Acoustical Surfaces
Echo Eliminator™ Panels by Acoustical Surfaces is the most cost-effective and high-performance acoustical absorbing material on the market. Also known as Bonded Acoustical Cotton (B.A.C.), this product is manufactured from recycled cotton, and has the perfect configuration for noise reduction and noise control applications. Echo Eliminator™ Panels are perfect for schools and other public venues […]
Echo Eliminator™ – ACO-U-STICK™
Bonded Acoustical Cotton Do-It-Yourself Wall Tiles Echo Eliminator ACO-U-STICK DIY acoustic wall panels are the easiest and most cost-effective way to add effective sound absorption to any area. These mini-panels are a great solution for reducing echo and loud sounds in gymnasiums, auditoriums, studios, hallways, basements, churches, offices, and more. These easy-to-install panels come with […]
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Bonded Acoustical Cotton Panels Echo Eliminator, made from bonded acoustical cotton (B.A.C.), is the most cost-effective acoustical absorbing material for echo reducing panels on the market. Its sound absorption capability is the answer to all acoustic treatment needs. It is a high-performance sound panel manufactured from recycled cotton and is ideal for reducing echo and […]
Poly Max™ Acoustical Panels by Acoustical Surfaces
For non-invasive, high-performance acoustical panels, Poly Max™ by Acoustical Surfaces is the leading option on the market. These 100% polyester panels can be installed with ease in virtually any location. Simply bond these panels to a wall or ceiling for noise reduction and control in any room. Poly Max™ panels accommodate a wide range of […]
NRC Rating 101 – Understanding the Noise Reduction Coefficient
If you’ve found yourself looking into NRC rating, there’s a good chance you’re working on a project that requires sound absorption to reduce echo and reverberation in a room or space. Perhaps you’re starting a podcast or building a sound studio in your home. Maybe you are trying to improve the acoustics at your workplace […]
Envirocoustic™ Wood Wool by Acoustical Surfaces
As an architect or designer, creating an acoustically balanced space can prove difficult. There are product costs to consider, as well as the variability of sound dispersion. The purpose of the room also plays a role, which can make the design process time-consuming – and expensive – to the client. Envirocoustic™ Wood Wool was […]
Noise Control in Multi-Family Residential Buildings
Noise control in residential buildings is one of the most common inquiries we get in our website’s “What’s Your Problem?” feature. We are overwhelmed with questions about noise and acoustical problems . Not the least of these inquiries have been from owners or renters in apartment complexes, townhouses, apartments, and offices. The problems range from […]
Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatments in the Workplace: Luxury or Sound Investment?
Soundproofing and Acoustic Treatments in the Workplace: Luxury or Sound Investment? Soundproofing and acoustical treatments are often viewed as luxuries and neglected during the planning phases of commercial buildings and workplaces. Architects and design professionals focus on structural integrity and spatial function, but it’s only when people start to work in those spaces that acoustic […]