ABOUT ACOUSTIC WALL PANELS

Acoustic wall panels are designed to reduce sound transmission between rooms. They may also be used to reduce noise levels within rooms, but increasing the sound absorption.

Acoustic wall panels for reducing noise between rooms are usually made of gypsum and cement. Internal sound absorbing panels are usually made of glass fibre reinforced plastic.

The leading manufacturers of acoustic wall panels listed below the panel of sponsored links have comprehensive websites with product catalogues, and information on various types of acoustic wall panel.

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LEADING UK ACOUSTIC WALL PANEL SUPPLIERS

Sound Reduction Systems Ltd supply Maxiboard - an acoustic building board seventeen millimetres in thickness. It can be used to reduce sound transmission between rooms in new build and existing buildings. It is made of gypsum and cement with a core of polymer. It can be applied to both walls and floors, creating a strong surface which resists impacts.

Soundsorba supply Wallsorba acoustic wall panels. These are designed to reduce sound transmission in places in auditoria, seminar rooms, or other places where quiet conditions are important. Wallsorba, which is made from GRP, is supplied in forty standard colours. It provides a strong and durable surface, which resists wear and tear.

DETAILED INFORMATION RESOURCES ON ACOUSTIC WALL PANELS

We recommend the following professional construction directories, which include manufacturers' specifications and CAD details: Barbour Compendium at www.barbourcompendium.co.uk, RIBA Product Selector Plus at ww.productselector.co.uk, ASC Bricsnet at www.ascinfo.co.uk, Building Products Index at www.bpindex.co.uk, British Board of Agrément at www.bbacerts.co.uk, British Standards Online at www.bsonline.bsi-global.com.

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Other recommended portals: Archbone, Building Design, Homeone Australia, Lighting Directory, Sapling, Stone Network.

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