At the end of the day, these are phone rooms - not soundproof recording
studios. So you're probably at the point of diminishing returns for what you
can "fix".
Jerome
> On Aug 28, 2017, at 10:45 AM, Alex Hillman
> wrote:
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> Oh, we have a physical metal dampener inside the duct. Sound still
Oh, we have a physical metal dampener inside the duct. Sound still travels
between them, and most of the time it seems that it's coming through the
shared ductwork, though it really depends on the person, the tone/volume of
their voice, etc.
The rooms are well padded internally, have carpet tiles
I don't think there are many choices for internal dampening inside the duct.
The dampener is more metal than any soft material.
You could try adding homasote to the walls of one space.
Jerome
> On Aug 28, 2017, at 9:56 AM, Alex Hillman
> wrote:
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> Yep, we have acoustical materials inside
Yep, we have acoustical materials inside the walls as well - do you have a
favorite/preferred material or product for the internal dampening, without
blowing a ton of $$?
-Alex
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Kudos. Very rare from what I've seen in many other spaces.
Aside from the internal damper, try adding an acoustical blanket (that pink and
foil stuff) across both ceilings. Ideally you would've installed that inside
the walls as well...
Jerome
> On Aug 28, 2017, at 9:16 AM, Alex Hillman
> w
Yup there's a separate return duct for each phone room.
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On Fri, Aug 25, 2017 at
Yes. A damper inside the duct should help.
Do you have a return duct or is that shared as well?
Jerome
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> On Aug 25, 2017, at 7:55 AM, Alex Hillman
> wrote:
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> I can't remember who turned me on to soundproofcow.com, but their stuff is
> good and reasonably priced, and the
I can't remember who turned me on to soundproofcow.com, but their stuff is
good and reasonably priced, and their team is pretty knowledgeable without
being salesy too.
Do your phone rooms share ductwork/ventilation? I've noticed that ours
transmit the most of the noise between the spaces, and have
Thank you Jerome, we have started to look at these materials.
Found soundproofcow.com with interesting options.
Best.
Adolfo
On Monday, August 21, 2017 at 8:35:53 PM UTC-4, Jerome wrote:
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> Hi.
>
> For your offices, do your walls go to the roof or the above floor
> structure? If not, add batten
Hi.
For your offices, do your walls go to the roof or the above floor structure? If
not, add batten insulation (that pink stuff w/ foil) above the ceiling,
especially if your ceiling is “ACT”, or acoustical ceiling tile.
Keep in mind that sometimes you don’t want to isolate sound as that will d
Hi all,
I would say that one of our major challenges has been sound isolation (even
between private offices) and I am looking for innovative, cost-effective,
visually pleasant solutions. Any recommendations/suggestions/opinions?
Adolfo
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