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Industrial Sound Curtains for New York City Noise Code
Noise complaints continue to be the number one quality of life issue for New York City residents. Sound Seal products are specified and listed in New York City’s “products and vendor guidance sheet” for the new noise code adopted in July 2007.
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Perkins School For The Blind
In every school, HVAC and mechanical systems can create noise issues. The HVAC equipment itself along with the sound of moving air generate noise. Lightweight galvanized HVAC duct and PVC pipe do not block a lot of sound and can disturb the people, in this case students, around it.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
Phoenixʼs Sky Harbor airport is no different. It has grown from a regional airport to the fifth busiest airport in the world. That growth has spurred major construction including the addition of Terminal 4, which houses eight concourses in approximately 185,000 square feet.
Wagner Millwork, Owego NY
Les Wagner, owner of Wagner Millwork, Inc., in Owego, New York, didn’t have to imagine anything; his compact, efficient sawmill cuts and planes hardwood from raw logs for the furniture industry. After renovating the building, he found that the new walls and ceilings contributed to a significant increase in noise levels.
Ford Motor Company, Dearborn Michigan
Ford Motor Company's policy of creating and maintaining high standards of employee comfort and benefits led to a desire to reduce the noise level exposure for workers in the surrounding area.
Portland Museum Of Art
Kevin’s concern was that the higher noise levels generated by the new Carrier chiller would disturb visitors in the display viewing area. He was also worried that he would lose the effective use of the remaining workshop space--more than 400 square feet. Another consideration was the heat generated by the unit itself.
Boston's Big Dig
One sensitive issue of such a significant project is how construction noise will impact local businesses and residences. Quincy Marketplace, a unique, open-air collection of restaurants, shops and offices, is located adjacent to a section of the project requiring working underneath an overhead highway, while a densely populated residential area is located on the opposite side.
Plastics Producer, Northeast
Like other manufacturers, this plastics producer has a certain amount of waste inherit in the making of a product. Fortunately, they are able to recycle waste. Waste is loaded into a granulator which grinds the plastic into tiny pellets. Eventually these pellets are reused in a finished product. The problem was that no employee wanted to go near the granulator. It was the loudest machine on the shop floor peaking at 110 dB (A).
Tennessee Gas Pipeline
Tennessee Gas Pipeline’s mainline compressor station 254 is in the small town of Nassau, New York, located just South of Albany. The station houses five 1400 horsepower compressors. These compressors make it possible for natural gas to flow to thousands of homes throughout New York and New England.
Ford Amphitheater at Coney Island Boardwalk
A New York City based contractor reached out to Sound Seal with the complex and complicated opportunity to solve the noise concerns surrounding this project. The solution proposed had to be lightweight but also carry high acoustical ratings and a Class A flammability rating.
Sound Seal Announces New Ownership-The Stephens Group has acquired Sound Seal
Sound Seal, a leading manufacturer of Noise Control and Sound Quality products serving the industrial, architectural, commercial and construction industries, has been acquired by The Stephens Group.
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Sound Seal Introduces CHROMA™ Paintable Acoustic Panels
Chroma Acoustical Panels are the perfect solution where a traditional fabric finish is not desired. The acoustically transparent, paintable finish blends well with finished drywall to create a space absent of echo and reverberation. Rather than a textured finish of fabric, Chroma panels provide for an understated, more discreet acoustic finish within a space.
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Sound Seal Introduces WoodTrends™ Nano-Perf- Acoustics Only Your EARS Can See
Built on the concept of creating high performance acoustical products with aesthetic value in mind, the WoodTrends Nano-Perf option is designed to provide the look of a solid wood panel or tile. The perforations are so small, they virtually disappear at a minimal distance.
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Sound Seal Celebrates 40 Years of Noise Control
Since 1978, Sound Seal has been a leading manufacturer of acoustical noise control products, offering the widest product selection in the soundproofing industry with innovative solutions and outstanding customer service.
Sound Seal Introduces WoodTrends Linear for Walls and Ceilingss
WoodTrends Linear for Walls & Ceilings features a continuous aesthetic look with parallel straight lines. The system is built on an MDF or chipboard core and the veneer is finished with 2 coats of a UV-polyacrylate lacquer.
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Sound Seal Introduces ProBase Sport, A Complete Line Of Sports Flooring
ProBase Sport offers a number of benefits to your workout, such as increasing your comfort level in order to ensure a safe and injury free experiencealong with sub-floor and equipment protection.
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