Floating floors refer to installing an isolated floor from the framing or structure in order to reduce the resonant vibration energy within the wall or ceiling construction. By installing floating floors you are reducing structure borne or impact noise, such as footfalls, cupboards and doors shutting etc., that are being transmitted through a building’s structure. This type of floor soundproofing is referred to as STC (Sound Transmission Classifications) and IIC Ratings (Impact Isolation Ratings).

The Froggtown Inn & Acres Restaurant keeps things quiet and quaint

Steven Warren from Froggtown Inn & Acres Restaurant contacted All Noise Control with a typical restaurant noise issue. A quiet, quaint and relaxing environment was disrupted by travelling conversations and the going on that happen in the general hustle of any restaurant. Dishes clanking, conversations carrying, doors opening and closing, kitchen noise, all lending to a interrupted dining experience.

Acoustic Blanket Non-Reinforced Standard with full width clear vinyl view windows form a three-bay acoustical curtain enclosure at a Ford Motor Company plant.

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There is a slight smell when Green Glue is wet. In a similar way that
you can smell paint while painting a room, you will also be able to smell the Green Glue while applying. Simply ventilate the room. Keep the empty tubes in a plastic bag and remove them frequently to reduce odor.

Surface Preparation

Surface must be structurally sound, clean, dry and free from dirt, oil sealers or any contaminants that would prevent a good bond. QuietFloor must acclimatize in their sealed packaging for 48 hours at a temperature of 65 degrees.

All Noise Control the leader in sound control products for over 15 years, proudly introduces Quiet Floor acoustical floor underlayment. QuietFloor is an innovative sound reducing underlayment for ceramic tile, natural stone and marble flooring that also acts as a crack suppressant.

Vinyl Barrier Acoustic Material. This high density thin, weighted barrier, constructed of non reinforced high temperature fused vinyl with no lead filters. Weighs one pound per square foot and is 1/8″ thick. Apply to block transmission of sound through walls, floors, and ceilings. Also effective as a pipe and duct wrap to damper vibrations and reduce noise. Also available in a reinforced version designed to sustain it’s own vertical weight for suspension.

All Noise Control’s acoustical sound barrier & noise control barrier products used for noise control in Commerical Acoustic Applications, Home Theater Acoustics, Audio rooms, OEM projects, office and factory enviorenment, Churches and several other applications where Noise Control is needed.

Industrial Portable Acoustic Screens and Enclosures offer complete mobility for maximum accessibility. Both offer rugged all-welded steel tube frames and optional heavy duty caster. While most applications require our high performance acoustical composite panels, QFA sound absorption panels are also available.

All Noise Control’s Acoustical Door Cover Panels are designed to be attached to any existing door to significantly improve the sound transmission loss ability of the door and its frame. Acoustical door cover panels overlap the door and extend beyond the frame to prevent acoustical leaks. They have a cut out for the door handle, slits to fit around the hinges and Velcro sewn onto the back for quick and easy installation

Noise Reduction Blankets & Sound Curtain SystemsThese blankets are cut to 4′ width X custom length, or available in any custom size required (custom slits, holes patches, windows, strip curtains and more can more can be sewn in to your order). These blankets are grommetted across their tops and velcroed down both sides for interconnection. Boasting average 20 to 40+ decibel level drops, these self hanging blankets are suspended either from a ceiling or floor mounted frame.

Installation Instructions: Barrier Backed Products – ANC-AB110EXT-N

Material typically required completing installation: Acoustical Panels, Zip ties or other mechanical fastener.

1. Determine the area to be covered.
2. Referring to the panel layout drawing for panel positions and using an appropriate mechanical fastener