One of the biggest challenges on construction sites is not visible, but it is certainly noticeable: noise nuisance. Construction sites generate significant noise, and that noise can disturb local residents. This often leads to complaints to local authorities, which may enforce additional measures. These measures can result in extra costs and project delays. The risk is even higher with the increasing number of urban construction projects. Moreover, the serious health risks associated with noise nuisance, both for workers and the surrounding community, are becoming more widely recognized. To prevent complaints and health issues, it is crucial that Noise Control Barriers are properly placed and installed. Only then can they do their job effectively.
An ideal solution for every construction site
The Noise Control Barrier is specifically designed to effectively reduce noise on construction sites. Its compact size of 1.2 x 2 meters makes it easy to mount on temporary fences. With three barriers per fence panel, you can optimally block noise sources. These barriers are resistant to extreme weather conditions, UV radiation and fire, making them maintenance-free. They also do not absorb water or retain dirt, ensuring a long lifespan. Do you want to learn more about the Noise Control Barriers? Download our brochure:
How to ensure a correct placement of Noise Control Barriers?
For maximum noise reduction, it is important to place the noise control barriers as close as possible to the noise source. This includes loud equipment like generators, jackhammers, grinders, or pumps. By blocking noise directly at the source, the barriers significantly reduce disturbances for the surrounding area. Safe and stable installation is equally critical. Thanks to their compact dimensions, the barriers remain stable under various weather conditions. Avoid installing the barriers at elevated heights, as this can hazardous situations like fences toppling over in strong winds.
Watch the video where we explain how to deploy our Noise Control Barriers:
Common misconceptions about using Noise Control Barriers
While Noise Control Barriers are an excellent solution for construction sites, there are situations where they are less effective. For example, these barriers are not suitable for blocking dog barking or for use on balconies or inside homes. Installing them too high can lead to instability and reduced effectiveness, making them unsuitable for sports facilities like tennis courts or for projects where noise is primarily upward, such as piling.
Working together for a quieter construction site
By choosing our Noise Control Barriers, you are opting for a practical and efficient solution to minimize noise pollution on your construction site. Contact us to discuss whether these noise barriers are suitable for your specific needs. Together, we will ensure that your construction project runs smoothly.
