In apartment buildings such as condominiums, a standard of around D-50 for sound insulation performance is typical! An explanation of sound insulation performance standards is also provided.
This document summarizes the overview of soundproofing work in apartments and important points to consider when conducting soundproofing work (soundproof rooms). When carrying out soundproof room construction in collective housing such as apartments, it is essential to consider it even more carefully than in single-family homes. This page provides an explanation of the basic knowledge and key points necessary for considering soundproofing work (soundproof rooms) in apartments. *For detailed content of the blog, please refer to the related links. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.*
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Our company creates sound environments that include music studios and concert halls, as well as cinema complexes, MA rooms, and dubbing stages, encompassing both audio and visual elements. From architectural acoustic measurements and surveys such as noise measurement, reverberation time measurement, and sound insulation measurement, to acoustic design, consulting, and soundproofing construction, you can leave it all to us. In addition to acoustic design, soundproofing construction, and acoustic interiors for halls and studios, we also support various sound environments such as conference rooms, convention halls, event halls, assembly facilities, gymnasiums, and educational facilities.
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