With over 15 years of experience and 500+ projects, we know every noise source. Below are our key applications, from residential to industrial.
Padel balls produce a sharp, high-frequency pop that carries far into the surroundings. Local residents often file complaints, leading to permit issues and restricted opening hours.
We install sound-absorbing walls around the court that capture the impact sounds. As the official Technical Padel Supplier of Padel Flanders, we know the exact standards and legal requirements.
Heat pumps and air conditioning units run day and night. The low-frequency hum penetrates walls and windows, disturbing sleep. VLAREM standards are often exceeded.
A custom-made enclosure around the outdoor unit reduces noise by 10 to 20 dB, without compromising its operation or ventilation. Suitable for both installers and owners.
Continuous traffic noise makes outdoor living impossible and degrades quality of life. Especially along motorways, regional roads, and railway lines, decibel levels often reach harmful levels.
High noise barriers along the property line capture traffic noise before it reaches your home. A combination of absorption and reflection provides reductions of up to 15 dB.
Playing children, barking dogs, garden parties, or a neighbour's swimming pool pump—small sounds become major annoyances when they occur daily.
An acoustic garden screen replaces traditional wooden fencing, providing both visual and acoustic privacy. Aesthetically pleasing and suitable for planting.
Industrial installations cause constant noise emissions that can exceed legal environmental standards. Complaints from local residents or employees jeopardise operating permits.
We design custom screens and enclosures for the installation. Modular, demountable for maintenance, and compliant with VLAREM and occupational health standards.
Battery parks (BESS) and their associated inverters/cooling systems produce a constant low-frequency hum. In rural areas, this travels far and leads to local opposition and permit denials.
We design enclosing noise barriers around BESS containers that bring noise emissions at the property line below the legal limit. Weather-resistant and designed to maintain access for maintenance.
Transformers produce a characteristic 100 Hz hum that penetrates through walls and ground. In residential areas, this leads to recurring complaints to grid operators and municipalities.
Specific acoustic enclosures around the transformer or substation, designed for the exact frequency characteristics. With ventilation openings that block noise but allow air to pass through.
Festivals, open-air concerts, and construction sites cause temporary but intense noise pollution. Complaints from residents lead to permit issues, fines, and even the shutdown of activities.
Custom temporary and mobile noise barriers: acoustic construction fabrics on Heras fencing for quick installation, or Noise-Reducer SA80 panels on concrete jerseys for stricter standards. Reusable.
Car washes operate from early morning until late evening. High-pressure cleaners, blowers and drying tunnels produce a sharp, penetrating sound that carries far into the surrounding residential area. Inside, the hard, humid environment causes extreme reverberation and dangerously high noise levels for staff.
Outside, we install sound-absorbing walls along the property line to prevent complaints from neighbours. Inside, we fit special Noise-Reducer "Car wash Edition" wall cladding panels with perforated Magnelis sheet (R3T5), highly corrosion-resistant and built to withstand permanent humidity.
Open-plan offices, restaurants, classrooms, and sports halls suffer from echo and background noise. This affects concentration and speech intelligibility.
Acoustic wall and ceiling panels reduce reverberation time and improve speech intelligibility. Aesthetically integrated into the interior.
Cafés, restaurants and brasseries with outdoor terraces increasingly face complaints from local residents about voices, music and clinking glasses. In many Belgian municipalities this leads to earlier closing hours or permit disputes.
An absorbing acoustic barrier around the terrace breaks the direct sound path to nearby homes. Kokowall or wood fits the hospitality look and dampens up to 15 dB without killing the atmosphere.
New school buildings and childcare centres are increasingly located close to residential zones. Daytime playground noise triggers complaints from neighbours and can jeopardise the environmental permit.
We install plantable acoustic barriers along the property line that significantly lower sound pressure in the neighbouring gardens, without a cold industrial look. Suitable for public schools, municipal schools and private childcare.
Data centres combine multiple noise sources: server fans, UPS systems and transformers, continuous cooling (chillers, dry-coolers) and diesel back-up generators that run monthly load tests. Especially at night this carries far, leading to recurring complaints and stricter VLAREM enforcement in areas like Zaventem, Diegem and Brussels North.
We design absorbing barriers around the cooling deck, fire-resistant rock wool enclosures with exhaust silencers around the gensets, and acoustic louvres for air intakes and exhaust openings. Modular and fully accessible for maintenance and inspections.
A pool pump runs for hours a day, often automatically at night. Pool heat pumps add a further low-frequency hum. In a densely built Belgian suburb this quickly leads to friction with the neighbours.
We build a compact acoustic enclosure around the pump or poolhouse installation. Reduction up to 20 dB, while preserving ventilation and access for filter maintenance. Also suitable for existing installations.
Homes along Infrabel railway lines, tram lines and freight tracks face daily peaks up to 90 dB. Especially at night, when freight trains run, this disturbs sleep. Infrabel projects do not cover every bottleneck.
We install private acoustic barriers along your property towards the tracks. Kokowall or Noise-Reducer, up to 3 m high, with a reduction of 10 to 18 dB. Ideal as a complement to any operator-led project.
Hospitals, data centres, pharma production and logistics sites need back-up generators or combined heat & power. During test runs and effective use, these installations produce up to 100 dB of exhaust noise, with tones that carry far.
We design an enclosure around the generator or CHP, combined with an absorbing exhaust silencer. The installation stays coolable and maintainable. Test runs are possible at night without breaching VLAREM night limits.
Modern stables run on forced ventilation with large axial fans. Digesters, biogas plants and grain dryers add continuously running motors. In permit disputes near residential zones, an acoustic file is often decisive.
We install acoustic barriers along the dominant emission direction, or enclose specific installations. Resistant to ammonia fumes and dust, with stainless anchoring for the agricultural environment.
Outdoor shooting ranges and clay pigeon shooting produce sharp impulse sounds that carry for kilometres. Complaints from local residents regularly lead to reduced opening hours or closures. Indoor ranges also have heavy reverberation issues.
Outside we build high absorbing walls around the shooting positions to dampen impulse noise. Inside we supply ballistic-resistant acoustic wall panels that reduce reverberation and peak levels.
Along Belgian steenwegen and N-roads, traffic noise easily hits 65 to 75 dB in the front garden, driveway or roof terrace. Semi-detached homes and second-floor apartments are especially exposed.
We combine absorbing Kokowall or Noise-Reducer screens with an optional transparent upper section. For roof terraces we use anchored balustrade solutions. Reduction of 10 to 18 dB at the facade.
High-pressure jets, blowers and drying tunnels carry far in a residential area, especially early morning and late evening. If VLAREM night limits (45 dB(A)) are exceeded, the operator must act.
We guide residents and municipalities through the complaint procedure and supply operators with a technical design for perimeter walls, acoustic cladding and drying-tunnel closures.
Compressors and chillers on rooftops and back yards quickly exceed VLAREM night limits (35 to 45 dB(A)) at the property boundary, leading to complaints and pressure on the operating permit.
We design a steel enclosure with rock wool and Noise-Reducer facing, integrated acoustic louvres for cooling and a fine mesh anti-bird closure at the bottom. Reduction 10 to 20 dB.
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