
Avoid Structure-Borne Noise in Lightweight Constructions!
Multi-storey timber buildings have become a significant part of modern construction due to their environmental benefits and efficient, cost-effective building processes. However, lightweight constructions often pose challenges in sound insulation. Vibrations from everyday activities, like footsteps and appliances, can create disruptive structure-borne noise that impacts comfort.
By using elastic elements, floating floors, suspended ceilings, and wall mounts, we can help you effectively decouple components from the structure, thus reducing both airborne noise and noise borne through structure.
Vibratec specializes in sound and vibration isolation, ensuring the highest standards for your timber building. Want to know more about how we can optimize acoustics and mitigate structure-borne noise in your project?
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