Whether you’re an individual or an organization looking to improve and control noise in the environment, sound proofing can be beneficial in more than one way. Sound and traveling sound have been studied for years, but the link between stress, aggression, anger and noise in the work place is just now being understood. Sound is energy and energy can have positive or negative effects on the human nervous system.
Are you currently searching for ways in which to enrich your environment, your office or another noisy place, by reducing the noise you can improve the environmental quality. In the work place employees are the human capital which contributes to the success and development of a company to a great extent. Companies no longer see them as only factors of production from the classical perspective, but have started to value them as stakeholders and partners with whom long-term goals are achieved together.
With that in mind many companies are seeking ways in which to decrease stress among their employees which in return will create an environment that the employee can thrive in. One problem area in the work place is noise; noise levels can create stress, increase workplace accident rates, and stimulate aggression and other anti-social behaviors; this depends on the noise and the level. Echoes can create problems as they are an after effect of the original noise or sound, in a work environment this can cause stress without knowing where the stress is coming from. Echoes have been the cause of many physical problems such as severe headaches among employees. Areas with hard surfaces may be functional, but when you introduce people and their activities the resulting noise is contained by the walls and the resulting condition is Melamine Foam called reverberation. All construction materials have some absorptive qualities, many like concrete; glass and steel are low on the absorption scale. Noise energy is easily reflected off of these materials within a confined space to produce an echo or reverberation effect.
There seems to be so many options out there with several companies giving all sorts of empty promises for quality and affordability when in reality the methods being employed are rather lacking in quality. So how do you choose one option over the other, look at the materials, and ask for samples, you want a product that can get wet, will not shrink, will not warp, and will not decay over time. You want ReCore, a trademarked product that will outlast you. This product is a white, polyester fiber insulation used for acoustical control, and provides a high impact tack panel or wall surface in commercial, institutional, educational and also home applications. It provides an aesthetic appeal and the quality sound control in each room that you seek, regardless of the type of room, whether the re-decorating project is taking place in the home, office, school, or worship center.
For the aesthetical appeal you should use a “floating fabric” design, as you and I know as time moves on, our tastes change and we want to change the look and feel of a space occasionally, with a “floating fabric” design you can change the fabric any time you choose. You can change the fabric for each holiday occasion or you can add an image for that special birthday celebration. You get to be the designer; you get to make the decisions about how to decorate your space. You can leave the same fabric up for years if you wish and with the “floating fabric” design all you may want to do is take it down to wash it once in a while then put it back up. It’s as easy as one, two and three, no lie.