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Sound Barrier Wall Transforms Industrial Environment into a Residentially Friendly NeighborThe Sturgis facility is located in Elkhart, Indiana where environmental conditions can be particularly harsh at times. Acoustical Solutions was asked to provide a sound barrier wall that could withstand decades of freeze-thaw conditions while remaininAcoustical Solutions recommended the SoundScape Wall System to meet the Sturgis Iron and Metal project requirements. The SoundScape Wall is designed to be a ?hyper construction? sound wall (includes advanced focus and automatic capability on a single project). It is lightweight and requires no heavy craning. Many consultants, engineers and architects now demand advanced technology and materials in the construction of sound barrier walls. New materials are being sought out that virtually eliminate any maint Sturgis Iron and Metal?s engineering demands were also met with the SoundScape Wall. The sound barrier wall needed to incorporate two gates to allow access by tractor-trailers and rail cars. Sturgis also requested the ability to retrofit the sound wall to raise its height for future sight growth. The SoundScape Wall system can be easily modified in the field to meet expansion demands. The Sturgis Iron and Metal sound barrier wall was completed in January 2007, making the industrial site a quieter neighbor for the residential communities nearby. Acoustical Solutions offers several advanced sound wall systems that are built for demanding hyper construction. For more information please contact Tim White at 800-782-5742, ext. 32. Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Tim White, Sales Acoustical Solutions, Inc. 2420 Grenoble Road Richmond, VA 23294 Ph: 800-782-5742 Fax: 804-346-8808 Email: tw@acousticalsolutions.com Permalink: http://expert-talk.com/tips/728/sound-barrier-wall-transforms-industrial-environment-into-a-residentially-friendly-neighbor-15728.htm Related Tips and Advices
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