Quietly Improving Your EnvironmentQuiet performance in demanding locations
Two Vibratec reference projects in Stockholm are now featured in case studies by our supplier REGUPOL: Ersta Hospital in Södermalm and Lydiahemmet in Farsta strand. Both projects faced demanding urban conditions where vibration control and structure-borne noise had to be managed without compromising comfort.
Ersta Hospital, Södermalm
Challenge: The logistic zone facing the busy Folkungagatan risked transmitting structure-borne noise and vibrations into the clinical environment.
Solution:REGUFOAM vibration in floor-supported structures to effectively decouple the logistic zone.
Result: Interference-free operation throughout the building while maintaining comfort and quiet for patients and staff.
Lydiahemmet, Farsta strand
Challenge: A timber care facility located directly above a Stockholm Metro station—placing very high demands on comfort and quiet.
Solution: Steel plates with REGUFOAM vibration cut-to-size pieces already applied at the factory, which were individually tailored to each support point.
Result: A quiet living environment despite proximity to rail traffic—an exemplary case of urban densification with timber construction and targeted vibration isolation.
Read the full case studies at REGUPOL:
Ersta Hospital
Lydiahemmet
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