About

What do we do?

We specialize in installing acoustic wall insulation.We have developed several acoustic insulation systems that – depending on your budget and available space – isolate sounds coming from behind the wall.

So if you have a nois neighbor, hear noises from the staircase or are constantly distracted by your co-workers in the next room – look no further. You are in the right place.

  • We serve both individual customers and businesses.
  • We manage projects from A to Z: we provide solutions,prepare the design and full cost estimate with no hidden fees, select the system, and install it.
  • As one of the few companies,we have tested our systems. This is to ensure they work and to understand how they work!

    • What materials do we use?

    In our systems, we use innovative materials, such as hard and heavy rubbers, rubber mats or thick, rebound foams with high density andvarious structures.

    When installing profiles, we use 3mm thick EPDM rubber washers. Thanks to this, the wall is suspended on pillows, limiting the transmission of sounds through the structural elements.

    We complete the installation with acoustic plasterboard, in some systems using double layers separated by dense rubber.

    We do not use foam panels, foam pyramids, or light felts. Although some professionals recommend such solutions, we strongly advise against them. These materials are not meant for sound insulation but for sound absorption, meaning they deal with sound already present in the room.

    Not all materials with the word “acoustic” in their names will be suitable for acoustic insulation. Therefore, the term “acoustic” may refer to two issues: acoustic adaptation and acoustic insulation.

    What is sound insulation?

    Acoustic adaptation concerns the manipulation of sound already inside the room.

    Its aim is to improve the quality of acoustics inside the room: reducing reverberation, echo, sound fading, etc.

    Heavy and dense materials are used for sound insulation,which increase the mass of the wall That’s why our systems are quite heavy: they wiegh from 23 to 49kg/m2.


    The rooms before the implementation of the acoustic insulation system

    The rooms after the implementation of the acoustic insulation system

    What is acoustic adaptation, often confused with acoustic insulation?

    Acoustic adaptation concerns the manipulation of sound already inside the room.

    Its aim is to improve the quality of acoustics inside the room: reducing reverberation, echo, sound fading, etc.

    For these purposes, materials with high sound absorption coefficients are used, such as foam wall panels, acoustic pyramids, felts, corks, and sound-shaping products like diffusers.

    The rooms before the implementation of acoustic panels

    The rooms after the implementation of acoustic panels