Sound Advice from SRS's Industry Leading Technical Department

Ceiling Soundproofing

When soundproofing a ceiling, it is first necessary to determine what type of construction you have. This will usually either be timber joisted or a concrete systems of some description. Secondly, it is important that you understand what type of soundproofing issue that you have. For example, is it ...

Factory Soundproofing

Soundproofing a noisy factory can be a difficult business, mainly due to the amount of different noise levels that can be involved. It is therefore important to make sure that you receive the best possible acoustic insulation advice. Issues when soundproofing machinery, pumps and ...

Floor Soundproofing

When soundproofing a floor, it is first necessary to determine what type of floor construction you have. This will usually either be a timber joisted floor or a concrete floor of some description. Secondly, it is important that you understand what type of soundproofing issue that you have. For ...

Wall Soundproofing

When soundproofing a wall, it is first necessary to determine what type of construction you have. This will usually either be a timber stud or a masonry block of some description. Secondly, it is important that you understand what type of soundproofing issue that you have, for example, what kinds ...

Soundproofing machinery, pumps and equipment.

Soundproofing noisy machinery, pumps and equipment can be a difficult business, mainly due to the amount of different shapes, sizes and noise levels that can be involved. It is therefore important to make sure that you receive the best possible acoustic insulation advice. Issues when ...

Soundproofing offices and conference rooms

When soundproofing any type of office, conference or boardroom there the main problem area is where the lightweight suspended ceiling, as the partitions are rarely taken to the ceiling soffit, and sound can easily transfer through the void, overt he top of the partition. However, there can also be ...

Acoustics for Community Halls and Place of Worship

Community halls and places of Worship are often large, open areas with hard, acoustically reflective surfaces on the walls floors and ceilings. As a direct result of this, speech and song can result in a great deal of echo and reverberation, spoiling performances in the case of public shows, and ...

Public Sector Soundproofing

Public Sector Soundproofing The Public Sector is large, diverse and complex, as are the sound insulation and absorption challenges within it. As such, it would be impossible to try and cover every single area and requirement in this brief introduction, however, we will try an highlight some of ...