Make noise your ally! A recommendation for the "reverse thinking" of soundproofing.

Explaining the region where you can make noise your ally! A brief summary of "zoning regulations."

Properties located next to train tracks are constantly exposed to the sounds and vibrations of passing trains. For businesses that aim to provide a quiet environment, such noise can be a significant disadvantage, leading to such properties being avoided. However, conversely, it can be said that the surrounding noise is so loud that there is a tendency to be more tolerant of sound. In other words, even if you are making loud noises in your store (classroom), the sound leakage may blend in with the surrounding noise, and many surrounding businesses may not be overly sensitive to it. In this blog, we introduce the idea of turning noise into an ally and the "reverse thinking" of soundproofing. Please take a moment to read it. [Content Overview] - If the surrounding noise is loud, there is a tendency to be more tolerant of sound. - When planning a soundproof room, sound insulation performance is a significant indicator. *For more detailed information, you can view it through the related links. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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