In homes and offices, sound insulation against air borne and impact sound is required and at times necessary to ensure comfort.
The noise in a room or hall may originate in 3 ways.
Air borne from a source within the room, e.g. typing office, weaving sheds, engine rooms.
Air borne from external sources.
By impact blows on the structure.
Noise in rooms can be reduced considerably by lining them with high quality sound absorbent material. Twiga Insul which combats reverberation most effectively is ideal for the purpose.
Structural cross connections or ties between the two partitions should either be avoided or the minimum number required should be used in order to cut mechanical linkage to a minimum.

In homes and offices, sound insulation against air borne and impact sound is required and at times necessary to ensure comfort.
The noise in a room or hall may originate in 3 ways.
Air borne from a source within the room, e.g. typing office, weaving sheds, engine rooms.
Air borne from external sources.
By impact blows on the structure.
Noise in rooms can be reduced considerably by lining them with high quality sound absorbent material. Twiga Insul which combats reverberation most effectively is ideal for the purpose.
Structural cross connections or ties between the two partitions should either be avoided or the minimum number required should be used in order to cut mechanical linkage to a minimum.