Soundproofing Noise Control Floor Insulation Underlayment

Floor Insulation Underlayment is acoustic floor underlayment materials made up of extruded nylon filaments which form a three dimensional core that has a nonwoven fabric heat bonded to its upper surface.

Sound Damping product

All Noise Control, sound damping ANC-WB21 Loaded Vinyl, Composite Noise Wrap Barrier – Acoustical Pipe & Duct Lag-Series, A composite material featuring a flexible one pound per square foot reinforced-foil faced loaded vinyl barrier bonded to a 1″ thick quilted fiberglass sound absorber. This product is use to wrap noisy pipes, ducts, valves, fan housings and more.

Acoustical Panels

All Noise Control, sound deadening Acoustical Wall Panel, offers maximum sound control by blocking the transmission of sound energy and damping vibrations. The goal for All Noise Control is to inform customers about the Acoustical Wall Panel.

Noise Reduction Soundproofing Blankets & Sound Curtain Systems

All Noise Control Soundproofing Blankets are engineered specifically to withstand the most rigorous outdoor and industrial environments. Water, moisture, humid salt air or salt water, dirt, dust, constant ultraviolet light, chlorine air, grease, corrosion, and most harsh chemicals are not a problem for this wonderful product. Soundproofing outdoor sound blankets are washable with a hose, very durable, long lasting and usable in hundreds of areas and applications. Soundproofing Blankets has an incredible NRC of 1.00 (Noise Reduction Coefficient), Acoustical Laboratories test results.

Acoustical Ceiling Tile Barrier reduces sound transmission

Mehrer Drywall
Challenge:
Mehrer Drywall associates with All Noise Control; Mehrer Drywall was about to set in motion with a project. The project had to do with the ceiling; they need a product that would be ideal solution for industrial and office environments. Mehrer Drywall needed the product to prevent sound transmission as well as reducing reverberation from the ceiling. Merhrer Drywall knew that All Noise Control would have a resolution to their dilemma. Brothers Morris and Don Mehrer, journeymen in the drywall industry, incorporated Mehrer Drywall, Inc. in 1963. In 1978, they built offices and warehouses in Seattle’s Magnolia area to keep up with their expanding business. Mehrer Drywall felt 100% confident that their preference to use All Noise Control products was their right decision.

Northwest Natural Gas Company needs to isolate noise

The Problem…
No matter what region we are industrialization always seems to be present. In Portland Oregon, Northwest Natural Gas Company had natural gas pipe that became a noise issue as the noise emitted from the pipe traveled easily across the open farmlands.
Northwest’s pipe was a 3′ x 10′ x 3′ exposed natural gas pipe. Mr. Camarillo, of Northwest Gas, was familiar with acoustic blankets and considering a purchase. After All Noise Control received simple sketches done by hand, they immediately knew a more effective product was available called acoustic wrap barrier. This solution offered better sound isolation and a more cost effective, weather proof material for this application.

Foot Fall insulation system for free-floating type wood laminate and engineered wood floor.

Floating floors refer to installing an isolated floor from the framing or structure in order to reduce the resonant vibration energy within the wall or ceiling construction. By installing floating floors you are reducing structure borne or impact noise, such as footfalls, cupboards and doors shutting etc., that are being transmitted through a building’s structure. This type of floor soundproofing is referred to as STC (Sound Transmission Classifications) and IIC Ratings (Impact Isolation Ratings).

ANC-AB12 Acoustic Blanket Non-Reinforced Standard

Acoustic Blanket Non-Reinforced Standard with full width clear vinyl view windows form a three-bay acoustical curtain enclosure at a Ford Motor Company plant.

Soundproof Door Cover Panel

All Noise Control’s Acoustical Door Cover Panels are designed to be attached to any existing door to significantly improve the sound transmission loss ability of the door and its frame. Acoustical door cover panels overlap the door and extend beyond the frame to prevent acoustical leaks. They have a cut out for the door handle, slits to fit around the hinges and Velcro sewn onto the back for quick and easy installation