Comments on: About All Noise Control http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com Acoustic Q & A, Noise Control resources and other useful soundproofing topics.... Mon, 09 Jun 2008 05:26:35 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: allnoisecontrol http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/about/#comment-54 allnoisecontrol Mon, 09 Jun 2008 05:00:22 +0000 #comment-54 Kathleen, I answered your question and posted a variety of option for you. Without knowing more details about layout, aesthetic requirements and if a retrofit is required or some construction is an option I listed several places where noise can be blocked and absorbed. You can find it here http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/2008/06/09/home-engraving-metal-working-shop-noise/ Good luck with your shop and I hope this helps! Jayson Kathleen,
I answered your question and posted a variety of option for you. Without knowing more details about layout, aesthetic requirements and if a retrofit is required or some construction is an option I listed several places where noise can be blocked and absorbed.
You can find it here
http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/2008/06/09/home-engraving-metal-working-shop-noise/

Good luck with your shop and I hope this helps!
Jayson

]]> By: Kathleen Swahn http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/about/#comment-53 Kathleen Swahn Mon, 09 Jun 2008 01:55:37 +0000 #comment-53 Hi, I own a small rotary engraving shop in my home. The noise level when cutting plastics, steel, and alumium is very high.The shop is 1000 sq feet, located in the basement and includes an office area. It can be very difficult to talk with customers on the phone when jobs are running. But when jobs are running we are making money! I am considering the accoustic composits. Any suggestions? Kathleen Hi, I own a small rotary engraving shop in my home. The noise level when cutting plastics, steel, and alumium is very high.The shop is 1000 sq feet, located in the basement and includes an office area. It can be very difficult to talk with customers on the phone when jobs are running. But when jobs are running we are making money!

I am considering the accoustic composits.

Any suggestions?

Kathleen

]]> By: Sharad http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/about/#comment-49 Sharad Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:19:54 +0000 #comment-49 I live in a condo and there is a construction work in the balcony going on. There is drilling and cutting noise all the time. I have a 7 month old baby aned we just moved in this building. I am concern about my wife and son. Is there anything you can recommend to reduce the impact of this outside noise. Please let me know. Thanks I live in a condo and there is a construction work in the balcony going on. There is drilling and cutting noise all the time. I have a 7 month old baby aned we just moved in this building. I am concern about my wife and son. Is there anything you can recommend to reduce the impact of this outside noise. Please let me know.

Thanks

]]> By: allnoisecontrol http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/about/#comment-17 allnoisecontrol Mon, 26 Nov 2007 14:58:38 +0000 #comment-17 Kerri, We have an interesting product for childcare facilities that I've posted links and a little information at the following link : http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/category/childcare/ Hope this helps! Jayson Kerri,
We have an interesting product for childcare facilities that I’ve posted links and a little information at the following link : http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/category/childcare/

Hope this helps!
Jayson

]]> By: Kerri http://allnoisecontrol.wordpress.com/about/#comment-9 Kerri Wed, 22 Aug 2007 02:05:38 +0000 #comment-9 I own a daycare center and noise is a very big problem. Our design is open so there are no walls. We are looking for a noise control solution and are not sure where to start. How do I determine how much noise control I need or what products are likely to have a marked impact on the noise levels? I own a daycare center and noise is a very big problem. Our design is open so there are no walls. We are looking for a noise control solution and are not sure where to start. How do I determine how much noise control I need or what products are likely to have a marked impact on the noise levels?

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