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Sometimes you want to reduce the noise around your site and using fencing is an excellent way to do this. As well as providing security, acoustic fencing can help provide a buffer against the sounsd around your business. Whether that is machinery, production, or even people or customers, acoustic fencing can help you manage noise levels.
Acoustic fencing is very useful in controlling sounds especially in noisy environments.
As well as providing a physical barrier to reduce sound, acoustic fencing gives extra privacy against being seen.
Lots of noise can cause issues in the community, so acousting fencing is often used to reduce this.
Acoustic fencing works by utilising a combination of absorption and reflection to reduce noise pollution. These fences are typically made from dense materials like timber, concrete, or vinyl, which help absorb sound waves. Additionally, the solid structure of the fence reflects sound waves away from the protected area, further minimising noise intrusion. Some acoustic fences even incorporate air gaps or porous materials to further dampen sound vibrations.
Acoustic fencing is effective at reducing a wide range of noises, including:
The cost of acoustic fencing can vary depending on several factors, including the material used, fence height, length, and complexity of installation. Generally, it's more expensive than traditional fencing options like chain link or wood. However, the long-term benefits of noise reduction and increased peace of mind can make it a worthwhile investment for many property owners. For a bespoke quotation please contact PR Fencing.
Like any other outdoor structure, acoustic fencing requires some upkeep to maintain its effectiveness. Regular cleaning to remove dirt and debris is essential, especially for porous materials that can trap sound-absorbing particles. Additionally, checking for any gaps or damage to the fence is important to ensure optimal noise reduction.
Acoustic fencing doesn't have to be an eyesore! We offer a variety of styles and materials to choose from, allowing you to find a solution that complements the visual appeal of your property. For example, timber fences can be stained or painted to match your existing landscaping, while vinyl fences come in a range of colors and textures. Some acoustic fencing even incorporates decorative elements like trelliswork or greenery.
