MOCA – the famous Museum of Contemporary Art in Florida had acoustic problems typical in large spaces. Volume & open spaces, with large flat surfaces are ideal settings for echo, reverberation and other acoustic problems. Visitors could hear whispers across the room making private conversation difficult. MOCA required an absorption material that was aesthetically pleasing and non-distracting – to essentially stop the sound and allow the art to stand out. They needed to absorb the sound bouncing off the ceiling, floor and walls that travelled from exhibit to exhibit, while not interfering or distracting from the artwork displayed. Our ANC-3000 Acoustical Wall Panels was an ideal candidate. It can stand up to high traffic areas while not wearing, is Class A fire rated and available in 48 fabric Guilford colors.

The City of Palm Beach Gardens Florida called All Noise Control to help them solve their noise control issues with a gym/multi purpose building. After discussing their application, All Noise Control provided them with a solution of ANC-3100 2″ Impact Facing Wall Panels and ANC-600 PVC Ceiling baffles.

Wayne from Barvista homes called All Noise Control provided them with a solution to block sound transmission for privacy between condominium walls. All Noise control offered the solution of 1# 1/8″ Vinyl Sound Barrier (VB-60)

All Noise Control manufactures heavy duty, weather resistant Sound Curtains for outdoor applications. We offer modular panels that can be used for short-term or temporary applications such as construction sites or drilling operations as well as long-term permanent applications such as HVAC systems, dust collectors and generators.

The Industry…
Contractor/Builders & Construction
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John Mirenda Construction LLC
New Jersey

The Industry…
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Condominium Builders

Barvista is a construction provider of single & multi-family homes and commercial buildings in the Colorado area. Barvista was embarking on a new development of condominiums in the heard of rocky mountains and needed to address one of the most common noise control issues found within multi-family & condominium spaces: shared walls.

Question:
I need to reduce the noise level reaching a residence located approximately 150 feet from an industrial metal stamping plant. The plant external wall is standard cement block. Would it be feasible to fill the cement block cores with a sound absorbing foam that could be sprayed in as a semi-liquid? I also am interested in applying material inside this plant wall to further reduce the external noise situation. What are the range of choices vs. cost?
Thanks for any help you can provide ….
Larry

Soundproofing a wall with products developed by All Noise Control maximizes the effectiveness of your soundproofing project. The following sound barrier materials are new wall construction and existing walls, interior walls or exterior walls. At any time during buying the product or during installation should a question arise, call (561) 964-9360